The Matrix was one of the greatest sci-fi movies ever while the two sequels were a disgrace. So if you’ve never gotten around to seeing them and were intrigued as to how they played out, you can now watch them without having to waste hours of your life.

Suffering from a hangover is never enjoyable, but how much better would it be if you had the skills of a Jedi? Well, from the looks of this skit, it would be brilliant and also quite dangerous. Brilliant because you’d be able to use your Jedi tricks to aid with making breakfast.

Kristen Wiig goes staright for the Oscar with her new movie, which features various shots of her crying in a sweater. For the role she steps outside of her comedy comfort zone and delivers a powerhouse performance of drama, all while wearing a very nice sweater.

If you thought there was no way that the awesomeness that was the latest Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer could be ruined, then think again—because someone has done the unthinkable and placed meesa Jar jar Binks into it, and so has turned it from something amazing into something annoying.

If you thought there was one thing missing from all that endless content surrounding Back to the Future II Day, then here it is—yes, The Onion’s movie critic supremo Peter K. Rosenthal looks back at ‘Back To The Future’ in his weekly video series Film Standard.

Vin Diesel might not look like the type of guy to be into the nerdfest that is the role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons, but he is. The action star famous for his roles in the Fast and Furious movies has actually been rolling that 20-sided die since his youth in NYC back in the 80s.

If you’re the kind of person who isn’t enamoured with Owen Wilson, he’s a love or hate him kind of actor, then this supercut should be just about manageable, as it cuts down his entire acting career to just three minutes long.

Jacob T. Swinney pairs the opening and closing shots from some popular movies to shed light on what we can learn about the movie by doing this—and it’s an illuminating experience, showing hidden themes and character development (or lack of).

This is probably the finest possible way you could ever introduce yourself as an editor and filmmaker. Director William Laboury was asked by the San Sebastian film festival to do a short video to introduce himself, so he made a mashup of various movies doing it for him.

If only there really was a Walter Sobchak who could tell Donald Trump to shut the f*ck up in real life, but sadly there isn’t. Ah well. Instead we’ll have to make do with this hilarious mashup and just pretend it’s real. Or every time you hear Donald Trump saying something annoying, just picture Walter [...]

The Matrix is full of iconic scenes but that doesn’t mean you can’t have some fun with them—and that’s exactly what YouTube channel Marca Blanca does here, recutting them with fail videos and other lol-worthy fun, giving us The Matrix: YouTubered, which redoes everything from Morpheus jumping to the famous cat scene.