Awesome Rocketjump

In RocketJump’s short film, Freddie Wong contacts his best super agent to retrieve his movie tickets, leading to an absolutely and undeniably “one shot” fight scene that parodies action movie moves. It’s technically true though.

RocketJump mashes up two very different gaming franchises as Shadow the Hedgehog invades the world of Shadow of the Colossus. The result? A game we’d very much like to play, with twisty stone loop de loops and hulking creatures spewing golden rings.

A group of friends finds out that the old “the floor is lava” saying has actually come true in their apartment, and they must navigate the fiery floor to try and escape from certain doom. A fun and well-executed VFX romp from our old pals at RocketJump. Making of here.

“Post your fan theories to Tumblr! Here we do real police work.” RocketJump and Crunchyroll’s Anime Crimes Division is a comedy whodunit series made by and for anime fans. In the first episode, the detectives investigate a brewing war between subbers and dubbers.

“Could you ask him to stop?” A phony psychic gets more than what she bargained for from a caller who had a legitimate request. RocketJump’s Halloween short milks the tension for way too long, but it does have a good first half.

RocketJump takes the “Speed Enforced by Aircraft” sign literally to tell a story about a pregnant couple and an overzealous airborne traffic cop. It makes no sense at all, yet at the same time it makes too much sense.

A penniless barkeep hopes to earn enough tips so he can go out with his friends, but he gets more than he bargained for. RocketJump butchers history – and gives FDR ESP – in this otherwise well done comedy silent film.

To promote its upcoming shooter RPG The Division, Ubisoft hired Corridor Digital, Devin Supertramp and RocketJump to create four short films about the agents of the game’s eponymous special forces.

(PG-13 Language) RocketJump takes on the TV and movie trope in which people skip the conference room and one spews out a detailed situation report while in motion. The end result is like Too Many Cooks, but on foot.

The latest short from RocketJump parodies the worst of Hollywood, as two studio execs face off to see who can come up with the best scene where a hero uses their fist to stop a moving vehicle. We’d punch a Super Star Destroyer if we could.