If you’ve seen the Lego movie then you’ll know Lego Batman kinda had a thing for Wyldstyle, but she was Emmet’s girl. So in this animated short by Brotherhood Workshop Batman tries to convince Wyldstyle that he’s the one for her, telling her she should forget all about Emmet.
If you’re looking for a serious review of the new Call of Duty game then look elsewhere, but if you’re looking for a guy with a deadpan voice to deliver a hilarious running commentary as he plays through the game, then click play and you’ll find you’re in the right place.
Breaking the fourth wall….what’s that then? Well, it’s when a character in a movie acknowledges the viewer, often by staring straight at the camera in a creepy way, reminding the audience that they are an integral part of every film. This is a supercut of 54 different films that use this technique from James Bond, through Ferris Bueller, and all the way to Humphrey Bogart. Here’s looking at you, kid.
Sometimes things just go together, it’s not that they’re meant go together but somehow, through some weird synchronicity, they just fit so well it’s like the yin has met its yang. And this mashup of Taylor Swift’s track “Shake It Off” with a spandex-clad 1980s aerobics video is one of those times.
You can always rely on Die Antwoord to bring the weird in their music videos and they don’t disappoint in this new one for their single “Ugly Boy,” which features Jack Black, Marilyn Manson, Cara Delevingne and someone who looks like Aphex Twin but most probably isn’t. It also has Yo-Landi dressed as an angel of goth and Ninja being, well, Ninja.
There’s no disputing the awesomeness of the BBC’s show Sherlock—but with the third season gone we’re going to have to wait awhile before writer Steven Moffat rustles up another series. But don’t fret because you can console yourself with this hilarious spoofing of the famous detective, as played by Benedict Cumberbatch.
Documentary don Sean Dunne spent some time in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina to film this engrossing short about unseen Americana—and similar to his American Juggalo, it takes a look at a subculture that’s arisen around a common interest: this time it’s riding motorbikes – Black Bike Week – Dunne gives us an entertaining glimpse into this underground community.
On paper it probably sounds like it wouldn’t work, but in reality it works incredibly well—it’s a rap music video made entirely from stock footage of business people in an office, turning around and grinning like Cheshire cats or staring awkwardly at the camera. A little added distortion effects helps matters too.
This clip is taken from magician Chris Ballinger’s show Magic Mondays and features a trick that involves a spider appearing to walk across someone’s hand seen through an iPhone screen—and the woman who’s involved handles that OK, but then when the actual trick is revealed this lady doesn’t take to kindly at all.
A few years back Western Australia were bitching and whining about getting daylight saving time so put it to the vote—turns out they voted against it, but to show them that they really should’ve fought harder for it, an Icelandic cousin of an Australian man made this video.
Make sure the boss isn’t standing behind you when you press play on this video, which is a graphic animation by David Firth for Flying Lotus’ track “Ready Err Not.” In it Mr Lotus gets beheaded while walking about a creepy house, and lots of other spookiness occurs too to gross you out.
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