Filmmaker Peter Clark looks at the dawn of life in this experimental animation that mixes photography, hand-painted film and CGI to create a hypnotic few minutes, where forms burst into life in various colors for a psychedelic interpretation of what the birth of existence may’ve been like for living beings.
If you’ve never seen Kevin Smith’s movie “Chasing Amy” then shame on you and all your descendants. But don’t fear because you can redeem yourself by watching this scene, which is probably the best scene in the movie anyway. Black rage, y’all.
In the UK it’s a general election year which means there will be plenty of satire lampooning those in power—Cassetteboy starts the ball rolling with this hilarious mashup of clips of Prime Minister David Cameron, George Osborne, and UKIP leader Nigel Farage to promote Russell Brand’s new documentary ‘Emperor’s New Clothes.’
This looks ‘dead’ good – In the wake of the zombie apocalypse innovative ideas have become more important than ever. Watch and take note on how to survive the “human apocalypse” in a special DED Talk presented by a zombie who has seen it all. It’s nice to know that even after the Zombie Apocalypse there will still be TED talks, even if they are for ‘people’ who can’t talk. Or Hear. Or speak English anymore.
To combat their 6 year old kid wigging out and throwing a tantrum for an hour and refusing to come out of her room, the dad steps up to try and add some humour to the situation by pretending he’s the one having the epic fit, managing to lighten the mood and make sure everyone keeps their sanity and doesn’t end up having a mass row and ruining everything ever. The results are definitely worthy of a family Kodak moment.
As part of a project with the World Wildlife Fund artist Mac Premo partnered with Sanford Shapes to create skateboard decks which are made entirely out of materials taken from a dumpster. In this film Mac explains the process and inspiration behind what he’s called the Bucket Board.
It’s time for that ‘Friday Feeling’ as you slip into the weekend zone – Here’s another delicious dose of pictographic internet hilarity to help round out your week. Specially designed for the lazy web surfer, this gallery can be browsed using just your scroll wheel finger; simply scroll down, lol, then scroll down some more. Couldn’t be simpler!
The new host of The Late Late Show has won over the internet already, temporarily anyway, with this segment from his inaugural show which features him and Tom Hanks acting out Hanks’ back catalogue in front of a blue screen. It’s a frenetic 7 minutes as they dart between films, starting with Forest Gump and flying through to Toy Story 2 and 3.
This 1987 documentary goes behind the scenes of the famous 80s action sci-fi movie, which looks at the on-location shooting, the practical effects they used, and the special FX artists who created the highly detailed predator design. It’s a fascinating insight into the movie and any fan of the film should stop what they’re doing right now and watch this.
There’s probably a hundred things a week you do that show how unracist you are, but does anyone see? Or do you ever get any credit for those actions? No, well now a new social media app hopes to change all that—iNotRacist lets you earn points for all the everyday not-racist things you do. You goddamn hero.
Everyone on social media feels pressure to make themselves sound like they’re doing cool stuff all the time, but mostly people are just sat at a desk reading other people’s Facebook statuses. This short film from Shaun Higton looks at the how people tend to exaggerate their real life activities for the benefit of looking good on social media.
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