Inspired by an article by Dave Philipps published in the Colorado Springs Gazette, Dorothy used a medium that glamorizes war and violence to reveal the darker reality that soldiers live through.

Hands down the best trailer re-cut we’ve ever seen, The Batman Complex casts Bruce Wayne as a paranoid schizophrenic, and the Dark Knight a figment of his tortured mind.

If Frank Castle was Frank Cthulhu, he wouldn’t need guns – or any weapon for that matter – to enforce his brand of justice. His enemies’ minds would literally be blown at the mere sight of him.

The long, wonderful but increasingly dark growing up story of The Boy Who Lived comes to its conclusion with an all-out war between wizards in Harry Potter: and the Deathly Hallows Part 2.

This is 18-month old Baerke van der Meij. He was given a symbolic contract by a Dutch football team that his grandfather used to play for, not because of the family tie, but of the family talent.

We’ve always been mesmerized by musician/artist Reggie Watts. In this latest clip, he completely improvises a 7-minute tune for Ronen V with nothing but his voice and a little bit of technology.

Ok, the official name of Malc Foy’s t-shirt is I Put a Droid in your Droid, but we like our name better. Apparently he got the idea from Pimp My Ride. Hmm, Pimp My Droid. That’s a good name too.

Ever wonder how those screaming death metal vocalists warm up for a performance? Listen up as vocalist Olle Ekman of Deals Death & Volturyon gets ready to scream his lungs out in the studio.

My First Dictionary: Corrupting Young Minds One Word at a Time is a book (based on the blog) by Ross Horsley that combines vintage children’s book illustrations with wickedly twisted word definitions.

We haven’t managed to get all the way to the end of Portal 2 yet. It’s not for lack of trying, though. Maybe if we had Schrobotindisguise’s mad cube-throwing skills, we’d already be finished.

German tuning house Kicherer takes the SLS AMG and boosts the stock V8 from 563HP to 621HP with a crazy 516 lb-ft torque, along with a sexy matte black wrap and one angry-looking girl grill.

These interlocking wood and acrylic blocks can be snapped together to form just about any object you can imagine. Want some? Support the Kickstarter project, and you’ll be building sometime soon.

Little Losiah is totally stoked for his very first rollercoaster ride. Then the ride kicks in. Maybe next time they should go with the tea cups or the merry-go-round. It’ll get better someday, Losiah.

While they’re known for their subcompact cars, Mini now has their own subcompact urban bicycles. The 24-pound bike folds neatly and is small enough to fit in the back of – you guessed it – a Mini Cooper.

Individual light paintings take a lot of time and effort to pull off. So a light painted music video is a real feat. Darcy Prendergast of Oh Yeah Wow spent 6 months making this video for All India Radio.

Asian Carp are clogging up waterways around the country, and these guys think they have the solution. Ok, it’s not really a fix, but it’s still fun to watch a dude on waterskis get pelted by flying fish.

Get acquainted with the fundamentals of Brink, including gameplay modes, character progression and classes, and the HUD. At the very least it’s a chance to ogle at the game’s beautiful graphics.

Built in an edition of 9, Zagato’s sumptuous carbon fiber-bodied TZ3 Stradale, built for Alfa Romeo’s 100th Anniversary, has the soul of an Alfa and the badass heart of a Dodge Viper ACR.

While we’ve yet to see a video game that looks as good as the graphics in any game engine tech demo, we’re still wowed by the incredible-looking images from this Xbox 360/PS3 gaming engine.

Had enough of the Aqua Teen Hunger Force? The Adult Swim guys are sick of them too, so forget everything you know about Frylock, Master Shake and Meatwad and get ready for the premiere 5/8.

Bonobos’ Air Balls chinos are comfy and classy enough for daily wear yet literally a snap to remove when it’s time to hit the gym or ball game – or other forms of physical activity *wink wink*.

It’s easy to dismiss concepts and visions of the future as impossible, but as this extremely prescient video from 1994 shows, some people really do have a firm grasp of what’s to come.

We’re not sure if this is an actual ad – the scent being advertised doesn’t appear to exist – but it makes use of the visual hyperbole in the Old Spice Guy campaign, so it’s fun to watch nonetheless.