Awesome Videos

(PG-13, Flashing lights, Gore) The editors of Smash TV put together the ultimate audio visual nostalgia trip for ’80s and ’90s kids. Megaplex is an 80-minute mashup of over 80 movies, fake trailers and more stitched together with the music of the times.

Method Studios’ presentation for the 25th AICP awards show features dancing computer animated models made of a variety of virtual materials and shapes. One of the most impressive CGI clips we’ve ever seen.

Want to get aerial shots, but don’t have a drone? YouTuber SamTime shows us a silly trick that gives the illusion of video shot from a drone. All you need is a selfies stick, some tape, and a tall friend.

Red Bull TV is once again streaming live performances from the Bonnaroo music and arts festival. Catch LCD Soundsystem, M83, Tyler the Creator and more for free on your browser or from the Red Bull TV app. The show runs now through 6/13/16.

While much of the dialogue in Oscar Sharp and Ross Goodwin’s short film reads like an episode of Bad Lip Reading, it’s still fascinating to see what happens when you program a neural network to write a science fiction screenplay, after teaching it about the genre’s greats.

The Tonight Show helps Pres. Baracky with the Good Hair look back on his accomplishments, including stimulating long term growth in your the private sector, finding Congress’ back door, and being down with TPP. The Rihanna bit is cringey though.

Pennzoil continues its series of awesome videos for gearheads, this time leaving the pavement behind and ripping up sand and crawling over rocks in extreme heat with a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. Bonus 360º video here.

Experimental artist Bhautik Joshi used a special deep neural network rendering method to transform scenes from Stanely Kubrick’s classic into a surreal Picasso-esque world. We’d love to see an entire movie illustrated in this style.

Redditor SentioVenia’s son’s friend works at Target and sometimes staves off boredom by using different accents when it’s time to advise customers that the store is closing. Okay kid which one is the real you?!

Keyboard Cat, No No No Cat and other internet-famous felines shop for groceries in this funny commercial for Danish supermarket chain Netto. We bet Maru’s been in all of those boxes.

Performance artists U-Machine created this work in which a pole dancer interacts with the geometric images projected on the screen behind her. The result is a live performance that could pass as the opening credit sequence for the next James Bond movie (if it had guns.)

The mad inventor Colin Furze celebrated having 3 million subscribers (and counting) by setting off 58 boxes of fireworks, each with 87 shots, all at once. The only appropriate response to the result is to wish everyone a Happy New Year.

“Don’t connect up the rejection with everything you fear and hate about being you.” Got dumped? Friend zoned? Ignored? The School of Life is your sober friend, armed with rational advice about mending a broken heart.

It’s as easy as A-B-C. Burger Fiction’s latest supercut sees movie characters reciting the letters of the alphabet. So how many movies does it take? A lot, and also just one. And remember, the D is silent.

Screen Junkies tries its hardest not to offend anyone while poking fun at Walt Disney’s latest hit, a nuanced movie where the citizens have puns for names and nothing where their genitals should be. Everyone poops? Not in Zootopia.

Slow motion video gives us more time to see what’s on screen, but it’s not only for eye candy. YouTuber The Discarded Image points out how filmmakers use the technique in different contexts to achieve a variety of results.

Niklas Roy made getting beer a lot more fun. He cobbled together a remote-controlled platform that can carry a standard-sized beer crate (or any similarly sized item) out of plywood, electronics from an RC car, windshield wiper motors and casters.

Hagerty shares this time-lapse of an old Ford Flathead V8 engine being stripped down to its block, then painstakingly rebuilt to like-new by Thirlby Automotive with the help of Edelbrock. It’s amazing how good something this old can look with enough time and effort.

YouTuber Mayor Wertz made what would otherwise be a low-hanging fruit – a supercut of Guy Fieri eating food – into a roller coaster of emotions by setting the video to Johnny Cash’s cover of Nine Inch Nails’ Hurt. Now do it with Crying Jordan memes.

Petrolicious recently shot a great documentary about a race-winning Porsche 718 RS 60, and its driver Derek Bell. Now, they’ve posted what is possibly the best bit – a five minute reel of Bell driving the classic Porsche at speed that makes us feel like we’re riding in the car with him.

Inspire to Make shows off a neat project you can do with one of those 3Doodler pens. By using a glass lampshade as a form, then doodling shapes over the shade, you can create a one-of-a-kind original shade.

LEGO brick builder Sariel was recently invited to the company’s headquarters in Billund, Denmark. Watch his video diary for a rare glimpse at the LEGO factory, a jaw-dropping room containing every LEGO set ever released and more. The tour starts at 2:34.

YouTuber kaptainkristian enumerates the strengths of Paul Dini and Bruce Timm’s seminal Batman: The Animated Series. The cartoon’s stellar art direction and voice acting were equaled by its rich and diverse stories, some of which have influenced DC’s comics.