Awesome Videos

For his latest edit, sample-master Eclectic Method took sound bites from the Terminator universe, and mashed them up into an edgy electronic track loaded with the sounds of weaponry and futuristic killing machines.

Gordon Ramsay shows us how to cook pancakes. All you need are eggs, potato chips and an appliance catalog. YouTuber Yes it’s funny does the actual cooking in this hilarious parody. Watch his Jamie Oliver spoof here.

Last Week Tonight chimes in on the frustrating pseudoscientific tradition that has us springing forward and falling back. Germany started it in World War I to conserve coal, but whether or not it still saves energy in the modern era is dubious.

This insane variant of air hockey subjects players to a barrage of pucks instead of just a single one. Much like multiball mode on pinball, most of them will drain quickly, but the longer you can hang on, the more you score. For 2 or 4 players.

A spot-on recreation of the classic clock tower sequence from Back to the Future, painstakingly animated using stop motion by Macro LEGO Universe. It’s so well done that we want to see the entire movie trilogy in LEGO.

Devin “Supertramp” Graham’s latest video focuses in on the amazing hoop work and artistry of N8TIVE HOOP, a Native American dance troupe, and simultaneously showcases some great camerawork. Go behind the scenes here.

A spectacularly shot reel of 60fps HD footage of U.S. Navy air squadron VFA-27 Royal Maces F/A-18E Super Hornet fighter jets in action. And this is just a teaser for the team’s full-length video That’s a Shack!, which we can’t wait to see.

An amazingly gorgeous scene rendered using the same engine used in many of today’s video games. The scene was generated entirely in real time, proving that with enough hardware – and 3D artistry – movie quality animations are possible.

Digital artists Maria Takeuchi, Frederico Phillips and performer Shiho Tanaka combines dance choreography and motion-capture technology in this hauntingly beautiful work that uses Xbox One Kinect data as its source. BTS gallery here.

Last Week Tonight looks at the plight of the five permanently inhabited U.S. territories whose citizens are not given the same rights as those in the mainland because of an outdated and xenophobic Supreme Court decision.

“I’ve gotta give credit to those robots. They fought hard, but luckily I’M THOR!” After defeating Ultron and his minions, it appears the euphoria from the victory made Odin’s favorite son revert to his carefree personality.

(NSFW: Language) “You hope for a reaction, huh? Here’s what I’ll say to that.” YouTube prankster That Brown Nerd had this schtick where he’d walk up to strangers and say things suggested by commenters. But at 2:12, he meets his match.

For its latest Songs You Didn’t Know Had Lyrics, ADHD digs up the long-lost words to Guile’s theme from Street Fighter II, offering the origin story for his missing eyebrows, but doing nothing to explain his spiky yellow hairdo.

Bertie is an Italian greyhound with a trick up his sleeve. He can stick his tongue out on command, making him look like a complete idiot. An idiot who understands commands. YouTube mirror here.

The crew of the spaceship Orion are close to staging a mutiny because of their captain’s reckless decisions. Or is it because of what she is?! Saturday Night Live and guest host Chris Hemsworth poke fun at Star Trek in this silly skit.

Teton Gravity Research’s film crew used a GSS C520 gyro-stabilized camera setup and flew on a helicopter to take this wonderful ultra high-definition footage of the Himalayas, from 4,600ft. up to 20,000ft.

Apparently a lot of people disagreed with how the Super Power Beat Down between Batman and Darth Vader ended, so Bat in the Sun made an alternate version of the short film. If you’ve seen the original, you can skip to 2:55 for the battle.

Patton Oswalt shares his ideas for sequels to Unbreakable. They’re certainly exciting, but we don’t think that’s what the original was about. We’re content with imagining the rest of the story. And avoiding more M. Night plot twists.

(NSFW: Language) Here’s another funny parody of videos about deaf people being able to hear for the first time. Somewhen Productions captures the first time that a father of four heard nothing.

This hypnotic video shows how a modern kitchen appliance can knead a potful of freshly steamed rice into a chewy and delicious Mochi rice ball. We kept waiting for the ball to slither its way out of the pot and start talking.

The loveliest unboxing video we’ve ever seen. Artist Neil Slorance shares this video of him waking up his 11-year old tortoise Herman, whose been hibernating in Neil’s fridge for the past 4 months.

YouTuber Joshua Sutherland’s family went on a safari in South Africa, where they were able to drive right beside a pride of lions. The problem? Dad forgot to lock the car. And he just laughed about it. That’s cold, dad.

Patrick Willems imagines what a Wes Anderson X-Men movie would be like. Light brown filter? Check. Stoic female? Check. Building cross-section? Check. Shoddy costumes? Nope. No way Wes would sign off on that. (Thanks Orion!)