Awesome Videos

(NSFW) Millions of schmucks will be forced to watch Fifty Shades of Grey with their partners. Boo Ya Pictures’ take on the movie would have switched the enforcer and the forced. To those about to do it for love, we salute you.

The latest short film form LBP Stunts Chicago is a bloody good demonstration of their martial arts and fight choreography skills, as a single kung fu disciple must fight his way up the ladder of challenging opponents.

“If you paired this with Oculus Rift, this is like next gen!” The Fine Brothers put iconic late ’80s tech in the hands of today’s youth. While the Mattel Power Glove for the NES never lived up to its promise, we know one person who still uses his.

YouTuber Alex Luthor throws in his take on a sci-fi matchup that’s been discussed and will be discussed billions of times. If J.J. Abrams doesn’t screw up Episode VII, he’s going to be a freakin’ god among geeks.

Jon Stewart confirmed the leaks and officially announced that he’ll be stepping down from The Daily Show. He says he still doesn’t know when exactly he’ll leave, but this will be his last year on the show. Time to shine Mr. Wilmore.

Cats can be diabolical critters. Take for instance, this fluffy looking furball, who seems hellbent on tormenting its owner by knocking her stuff onto the floor. Perhaps its angered that its owner doesn’t know how to hold a camera phone.

(NSFW: Language) When they were kids, Dana Saint and his friends loved to reenact their favorite action movies. So for his bachelor party, Dana’s friends reenacted his favorite action movies, with Dana as the unwitting star.

(NSFW: Language) Film and video game critic Chris Stuckmann outlines the elements of a good action movie, and how most of today’s Hollywood action flicks fail to satisfy these elements. Kill the shaky cam! Kill it!

Danny Yourd’s short documentary about Michael Paul Smith, creator of the highly detailed 1:24 scale 20th century dioramas collectively known as Elgin Park. Michael started making models as therapy, then ended up changing people’s lives.

The King of Random Grant Thompson shows us how to make a hard-hitting blowgun that has a laser sight, a built-in quiver and different kinds of ammunition. We’re going to stick with the mini-marshmallows.

Above Average’s parody of Whiplash, setting the story at a music school where students learn to play calypso steel drums. Starring Doug E. Doug of Cool Runnings fame, as a decidedly more mellow instructor than Cave Johnson.

As usual, Vsauce doesn’t really focus on his titular topic. But he does briefly talk about that extreme form of creationism, along with how the universe will “remember” your existence, whether you like it or not.

You can’t fly a real jet plane indoors, but watch Martin Müller’s 1:22 scale R/C model of the Airbus A310-200, flown impeccably around this German airshow a few years back. Its inflatable fuselage gives it that dreamy feel as it flies.

Anthony Vincent of Ten Second Songs celebrates Valentines Day with some classic love songs and ballads, doing impressions of different vocalists than originally sang them. Where else can you hear Type O Negative singing Boyz II Men?

The Mackenzie’s pet sheep Pet was orphaned at a young age, and become attached to one their Border Collies. She hangs out with other sheep, but she’s clearly a dog at heart. Though the dog at 0:27 is starting to get suspicious.

(NSFW: Language) YouTuber t0nin0t used Samuel L. Jackson’s lines from various movies to improve on Destiny‘s awful script and Peter Dinklage’s lifeless delivery as the Ghost. Yes the Vex deserved to die, and I hope they burn in hell!

The behind-the-scenes feature for the fifth season of Game of Thrones. There’s barely anything about the show’s story or characters here, but it will give you an idea of how much work it takes to bring Westeros to life.

Last Week Tonight talks about the shady practices of drug companies, such as sales representatives that regularly bring food to doctors, making false claims about their drugs and paying doctors to act as their mouthpiece.

The Onion pokes fun at ride-sharing services, with their own unique spin on the popular urban transportation option – a new service that lets users just commandeer any car on the road, GTA style, getting you a ride faster than ever.

This incredibly detailed model of the Space Shuttle Atlantis resides at Minimundus, a theme park in Klagenfurt, Austria. The model isn’t just static – the shuttle has a full countdown sequence and actually “lifts off,” without leaving the ground.

John Green of Mental Floss once again shows us that not every “life hack” we find on the internet is worth doing, and while many do sort of work, there are often easier ways to accomplish the same or better end result.

Meet BigDog’s little brother. Boston Dynamics’ Spot is at home both indoors and outdoors and is great at keeping its balance, even when kicked by jerks who will surely be the first to die in the inevitable robot uprising.

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