RocketJump Film School talks about the importance of movie screenings, where a small group of people watch and critique a “finished” movie before its wide release. If Stanley Kubrick was humble enough to accept others’ opinions of his work, then we should do the same.

A scientific expedition visits an uncharted island where giant monsters once roamed, and apparently one colossal ape still calls home. What could possibly go wrong? Stars Tom Hiddleston, John Goodman, Brie Larson, Samuel L. Jackson, and John C. Reilly.

An affordable dumb terminal for Android devices. The Superbook weighs 2lb and has an 11.6″ 1366 x 768 screen, a multitouch trackpad, a keyboard with Android keys, a USB Type-C port, and a battery that lasts up to 8h that also charges your device.

As part of Jeep’s 75th anniversary celebration, the company made a one-off homage to the original Jeep – the Willys MB. Based on a Wrangler Sport, the 75th Salute has a 286hp 3.6L V6 engine, a six-speed manual and old school military wheels and graphics.

If Ben Affleck’s Dark Knight is simply too dark for your tastes, why not go with Will Arnett’s conceited Minifig version instead? In all honesty, this is the Batman movie we’ve been looking forward to since Christopher Nolan got out of the game.

Launched in Estonia, Cleveron’s PackRobot is an automated temporary storage locker. It automatically measures packages and adjusts its warehouse’s shelves for optimal storage. Both deposit and delivery are done through the same interface for ease of use.

Filmmaker Lindsay McCutcheon created this masterful supercut of footage from dozens of Disney movies since the late 1980s. Of course, it wouldn’t have been possible without the help of Madeon’s musical masterpiece, Pop Culture.

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. We’re not sure we’d trust Jack Torrance to make a board game though, as YouTuber Chainsaw Estates shows in this amusing ’80s style parody commercial based on Stanley Kubrick’s classic.

Our first look at DC’s upcoming superteam flick has more laughs than all of Zack Snyder’s other movies combined. Perhaps the studio asked him to lighten up. It’s also got Aquaman, Wonder Woman, Cyborg, and The Flash – though Supes is still nowhere to be seen.

Artist David Bayo demonstrates his painstaking process, as he creates a beautifully shaded portrait using his Rotring Rapidograph pen to place a seemingly endless flow of tiny dots. We’re not sure he actually counted to a million, but it’s amazing nonetheless.

(PG-13: Language) “I’m talking about Slick Rick, did he not inspire you? DJ Quick, sh*t the whole entire Wu! 8Ball & MJG and Beanie Sigel, and what the f**k ever happened to Malik from Illegal?” Cee-Lo raps about his favorite rappers over chill beats.

The XXXI was inspired by the Jordan 1 and its infamous black-and-red variant. It has a synthetic leather and woven upper with the classic Swoosh and Air Jordan wings logos, neoprene ankle support, a phylon midsole and Zoom Air cushioning. Drops 9/3/16 for $185.

(PG-13: Language) The second season of Netflix’s fictionalized account of the rise and fall of Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar will either be about his capture, or more displays of his cunning use of money and power. Premieres 9/2/16. Carillo’s comin’.

Simply the best Corvette yet. It’s got a 460hp 6.2L V8 with a dry-sump oil system, bigger aero, and grippier tires for amazing cornering. With the Z07 package, it does 0-60 in 3.6s, brakes 60-0 in <100ft, and 1.2g lateral acceleration. Check out our first drive review on 95octane.

Formerly known as Hemingwrite, this minimal device for writers offers a Cherry MX mechanical keyboard, a basic word processor, and displays your words on its front-lit E-ink display. It stores a million pages, or Wi-Fi syncs docs to email or the cloud. Ships 9/16.

Thrillist and CrossFit trainer Kenneth Leverich pulled an Uncle Drew-style prank at California’s famous Muscle Beach, surprising the crowd with his lifting abilities. Or not. The contest bit was a bit too much, but it’s still fun to watch.

We absolutely love builder Thommy92’s concept design for LEGO’s Architecture series, based on Tom Wright’s iconic, sailboat-like design of Dubai’s swanky Burj Al Arab hotel. Help get it produced with a vote on LEGO Ideas.

While the first half of the SDCC trailer for next season’s TWD is comprised of flashbacks, the second half clues us into some of the new locations and characters we can expect in season 7, highlighted by the appearance of Ezekiel, Shiva, and The Kingdom.

Destin of SmarterEveryDay risks his life to show us just how important it is to put your own oxygen mask first before helping others when you’re in an airplane that’s losing air and pressure. If you try to be a hero, you could pass out and die in seconds.

(PG-13: Language) Tyrion can’t say “benevolent”, Danaerys can’t speak Valyrian and Theon falls into an icy lake in HBO’s all too short blooper real for Game of Thrones’ previous season. That’s not how you wink, Jon Snow.

VFX and animation studio LUMATIC’s short film demonstrates the inexhaustible appetite of one of nature’s many great creatures. It starts out innocently enough, but then things escalate quickly. We’re hopeful this is just the beginning of a larger nature series.

Veritasium talks about cognitive ease, which is our tendency to prefer ideas that are familiar and simple. The challenge is to be self-aware about why we think something is true or good, and whether it’s a no-brainer or requires further thought.

One of the more spectacular BattleBots fights of the season so far – as the formerly dinosaur headed, spiraling death machine that is Warhead took on the firebreathing Complete Control with some unusual maneuvers and a truly explosive finishing move.