Awesome Videos

Harrison Ford watches Indiana Jones for the first time and is utterly blown away. Or not. Dogfood Films mashed up scenes from Indy movies with the equally strange video of Ford playing Uncharted 3.

Randy “Macho Man” Savage may have passed away last year, but his legend lives on as he channels the dragon from the opening of Skyrim in this rather amusing mod. Yeeeah! (Thanks Casey!)

After showing us how he uses an ATM, Tommy Edison aka Blind Film Critic proves that he doesn’t have to order fast food to enjoy a burger and some fries. The secret? Cook like Hannah Hart.

If you want to see what the Nikon D4 is capable of, check out this clip by Corey Rich shot using the new camera. Keep in mind that the video file was compressed when it was uploaded to Vimeo.

Why do we love Nathan Barnatt so much? Besides this, here’s another reason: when we only have a minute to hit the brain refresh button (and the boss is coming), he helps us get there. Thanks man.

The music video for Music Box is a catchy cascade of snaps, claps and a variety of string and percussion instruments from Brooklyn-based band Huma-Huma; the vid was made by Mixtape Club.

One of the weirdest races in the world. It’s a 1-on-1 battle where the one in the lead is actually at a disadvantage due to aerodynamics, and most of the race is fought at a tension-filled snail’s pace.

YouTuber 95Camry4Life has invented a new game show: The Thin Wall Challenge. He comes up with hilarious mini-games while his next door neighbors do the deed. Why? Because! Internet! Fun!

There is some beautiful time lapse scenery and good editing in Fade, a short film by Joshua VP that took a week to film in and around Lake Powell. Plus, we never get tired of watching trailing stars.

What looks like security cam footage of a thief caught red handed is actually a clever little piece of viral marketing for LG, flaunting their products’ key feature with an imaginative approach.

If there was no OCP in RoboCop, this would have been the fate of Alex Murphy. Thank goodness for evil megacorporations and their diabolical research. Part of Funny or Die’s 1986 TV sketches.

The members of Walk Off the Earth have their own instruments, but they only needed one guitar for their cover of Gotye’s Somebody That I Used to Know. We didn’t know Capt. Haddock had a band.

Kien Lam spent almost an entire year traveling around the world. He made this time-lapse video to chronicle his 17-country journey. The soundtrack is an original composition by his brother William.

If you’re like us and saw The Dark Knight Rises prologue trailer before MI:4, you probably had trouble understanding at least some of what Bane said. Conan saw it too, and thought the same thing.

(Slightly NSFW) While we’re waiting for season 2 of Game of Thrones, we could use a couple of episodes of this faux spin-off made by the guys at Vulture, featuring Tyrion Lannister and Ser Bronn.

(NSFW) Sometimes the people you hate the most are also the ones closest to your heart. A riotous (and raunchy) short film about a couple who go on a crash diet for physical and emotional cleansing.

Yak Films shot NextLevel Squad “bonebreaking” – a freaky combo of contortionist moves and dance – on NYC’s subways. Riders seem unphased – even by the gas masks. Song: Zilla March by B’ZWAX.

An award-winning short film based on a 1969 guerrilla interview with John Lennon by Jerry Levitan, who was then only 14-years old. Audio of the entire interview is included in Levitan’s book.

We’re not sure what sort of evil ideas this cat has rattling around its furry little head, but all we know is that from the way it’s staring at us, no good can possibly come of this.

Another slow motion skateboard video from Adam Shomsky. This time it’s a successful trick pulled off by Robbyn Magby. His feet just clear the twirling board right before he lands, and then – MOOOO

Brian Niznansky of NBC26 got pranked by his colleagues on the morning show with a double dose of Anchorman – the teleprompter prank combined with Steve Carell’s panicked declaration of love.

David Ward, John Ramsey and Jack Dreesen made this for the Doritos Super Bowl ad contest. It wasn’t selected as one of the finalists, but then Reddit found it. Frito-Lay just got a ton of free publicity.

Of the many offshoots riding the Sh*t ____ Say bandwagon, Sh*t White Girls Say to Black Girls might be the funniest, because just like the original, it has the sting of truth. Holler!!!