Awesome Videos

One of the ridiculously over-the-top fight sequences from the 2010 Tamil action film, Endhiran, in which the robotic protagonist takes on an army of thugs aboard a moving train. The roller-shoes bit on the train tracks is priceless.

“There’s no photo fluid in this thing!” The Fine Brothers handed their gang of curious children a camera that actually uses 35mm film. They all understand what it is, but most have no idea how to shoot pictures with it. Oh, to be young.

Back in 2002, a Swedish newscast was interviewing an emergency response worker about a dangerous curve in a road, when a car proves their point on live TV. At least they were there to help out the instant it happened.

Utah Utes wide receiver Kaelin Clay recently learned a lesson we know all too well. He turned what would have been a great 79yd. touchdown into a gift for the visiting Oregon Ducks because he celebrated a split-second too early.

As David Atternborough previously taught us, the Lyrebird can make all sorts of strange noises. Here, YouTuber Wen Hao Lee stumbles across one of the vocal Australian birds doing its best impression of a science fiction ray gun.

Guillaume Juin created this eye-popping time-lapse short film by editing together thousands of high resolution images taken by the crew of the International Space Station between 2011 and 2014. Best watched in full screen, high def.

(NSFW: Language) The British singing comedy trio Fascinating Aïda crow about one of the oldest tricks in the book. If you think that enticing price tag will stay that way, it must be your first time booking a flight. Original video here.

Rocky Byun specializes in balancing objects of various shapes, sizes and mass using only small stones. He can even do it while wearing roller blades and a blindfold. You can do this too Jub Jub, we believe in you.

The cinematic trailer for Blizzard’s upcoming team-based first-person shooter Overwatch. It’s worth watching even if you’re not planning on playing the game, as it’s a short film on its own. What we want to know is, will there be hats?

YouTuber Adam Poley claims that every time he sees this pet owl, it reacts to him with this hilarious expression. YouTuber VanCityVideo makes it even funnier – and just a tad eerie – by giving voice to the mocking bird.

Nothing says pizza rolls like punk bass. Or at least that’s what Tim & Eric’s trippy commercial for Totino’s has been bashing into our heads. You know the deal. Actually if you know the deal, you’d better ease off on whatever you’re on.

Robert Grieves‘ whimsical, award-winning animated short follows the misadventures of two mom-and-pop street vendors and the stunts they must pull to compete with the evil, mustachioed vendor who tries to move in on their territory.

Upright Citizens Brigade performer Vincent Moore attempts to take his cat to the vet, when he runs into some unexpected trouble along the way. At least we didn’t get a POV shot of his pet coughing up the requisite hairball.

YouTuber Barry Mannifold pokes fun at the the promo video for the Amazon Echo, replacing the responses of the artificially-intelligent Alexa with more snarky and inappropriate banter. We can’t wait for people to start hacking these things.

Seinfeld stands the test of time better than any other classic TV comedy. In this supercut by editor Alex Moschina, he stitched together the many times where Kramer took advantage of Jerry’s well-stocked kitchen.

Artists Tommi Grönlund and Petteri Nisunen created this mesmerising kinetic art piece which consisted entirely of thousands of ball bearings rolling around a table. White noise machines need to add this as one of their standard sounds.

Gorkem Sen’s Yaybahar is an incredibly strange acoustic instrument. When its strings, springs or drum-like membranes are struck, the vibration bounces back and forth between the spring and the membranes, creating a layered echo.

To celebrate the launch of BBC Music, they gathered an all-star cast of vocalists, from Stevie Wonder to Dave Grohl to Pharrell to Lorde to sing a cover version of the Beach Boys’ classic God Only Knows. Full list of performers here.

Kwe’Shaun Parker turns just 18 this year and is only 6’2″ tall. But this high school junior is the reason why prolific dunkers are described as playing above the rim. Sometimes literally in this kid’s case. More of Kwe here.

NVA teamed up with the Phoenix Dance Theater to outfit their performers with LED light suits and LED bikes, then captured their movements in multiple exposures and slow motion to create this captivating visual symphony. More here.

Adult Swim pokes fun at 1980s sitcoms with this hilarious bizarre parody that starts ordinarily enough, but escalates quickly. And here we thought Eight was Enough. Also, we were waiting for Alf to appear at some point.

“They should call you WIMP-lash!” That’s just one of the many fine insults that Skeletor handed out during his run on He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. Here, DreamWorksTV compiles a few of his other greatest hits.

(NSFW: Language) If you download games on your mobile device, you’ve probably come across a bad freemium game. South Park accurately breaks down the concept behind these money-sucking portals in its episode Freemium Isn’t Free.