Prepare to be seduced and be taken to a better place for the next few minutes of your life, as Emily Shaw will transport you to a happy place where life is great and there’s not a worry in the world, and all you need to do is just sit down and watch — then it ends and you’re back to reality :(
If you’ve ever wanted to go to space but can’t afford Branson’s prices, then this may become an option in years to come. World View Enterprises have designed a space capsule pulled in the air by a balloon and it’s just been classified as a Commercial Space System by the Federal Aviation Administration giving passengers the opportunity to spend two hours above 98,000 feet on the “edge of space.”
Sarah Silverman taped a pilot for NBC called Susan 313 last year, but it was never aired, but now it’s been uploaded to YouTube. It’s a semi-autobiographical show which saw Sarah as a musician who recently broke up with her boyfriend, Jeff Goldblum, after a long term relationship. She moves back into her old apartment, where she meets a lesbian neighbor, gets stuck naked in an elevator with a young guy and has sex with another neighbor. WTF NBC? Where’s episode two?
Lee Hardcastle’s latest claymation is a sequel to his “T is For Toilet” which was one of the stories in his “ABCs of Death”, and featured an evil toilet. Ghost Burger follows two kids who go ghost hunting so their dad can run a burger cafe. As usual with Lee, there’s plenty of gore, weapons, ghosts, and evil objects coming to life to torment the poor claymation people.
The battle for the next generation of consoles will begin soon, and in one corner will be the Xbox One. Don’t act like you’re not excited, and this latest trailer for the console, fresh out of the box from Microsoft, puts the focus firmly back on gaming. After their launch event focused on the Kinect, HDMI and all that other fluff, Xbox knows what gamers actually want: games and plenty of them.
Kutiman, who rocked all our world’s with his Mother Of All Funk Chords mashup many moons ago, has taken to the streets of Tokyo with a camera and recorded the sights and sounds of this fascinating city, then put them in the digital mixing pot that is his computer and come back with an audiovisual feast representing the capital of Japan.
You can feel yourself getting dumber as you watch this girl talk about whether dogs are mammals or humans and other stupeed stuff — you’ll feel your brain cells committing suicide as you subject them to this torture, shaking their little cellular forms in sadness before they eject themselves from your life and disappear forever to find a new home, somewhere where TEDTalks are being shown constantly on a loop.
These superheroes are due to meet in the next Superman film, but who is the greatest of the two? Well, let’s take a step back and take a look, one of them is a human male with a grudge, who likes to play with lots of toys, the other is a superhuman alien who has x-ray eyes and can fly and has incredible strength. And when the two of them meet, you just know it’s going to get catty. Just don’t mention anyone’s parents!
The tedious horror of having to live with Jigsaw is laid bare in this YouTube short, where everything from going to the toilet to cooking becomes a puzzle that has to be solved or something overly dramatic will happen. The first few times it might be fun if you feel like a challenge, but then it’ll just become the most annoying thing on earth. The sooner he finds his own place the better.
Wes Anderson’s a bit of a marmite director, you’ll either love his films or hate the artifice. But if you are a fan then this insightful short film will remind you why the movie Rushmore is so damn awesome, from it’s Charlie Brown references to Bill Murray to the stylistic references to other movies — it’s a great analysis.
With the advance of camera technology we’re now able to capture the world in all its wonder and beauty, recording the nuances of movement like never before, so we can witness things we were previously unable too — meaning we can slow things down to take in the full glory and science of motion, like the effect gravity can have on a bouncing object. Or two.
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