Firstly, before you start burning up with indignation and outrage, the backstory to this video is that it’s a feminist campaign that posits what is more offensive: the fact that women are still, in the 21st century, being treated unequally and subject to abuse and violence or some young girls dressed in tiaras dropping f-bombs?
The internet could learn a lot from comedian Pete Holmes’ monologue about how “hitting it back” can make all difference with people—so if someone smiles at you, hit it back and smile too, or if someone tells a joke, hit it back and pretend it’s funny and laugh, no matter how many times you’ve heard it before, because laughing is better than not laughing. And being courteous is better than hurling abuse.
Christopher Nolan’s new movie Interstellar is due out next year, so maybe after that he might think about directing a movie for Pixar? It would be a great collaboration and one that’s explored in this mashup that looks at what Wall-E might have been like had the Batman Begins director taken the reins.
Filmmaker Fede Castro made this breathtaking time-lapse video of the earth from space using footage from NASA’s Johnson Space Center. The video journeys across the planet pointing out major cities and places shining brightly from the manmade light and catches the amazing spectacle that is aurora borealis.
A missed basketball shot is what starts of this basketball’s journey through 24 popular movies, movies which it has no right being in if it wasn’t for the post-production skills of HOTU, the people who made it. On its epic journey it passes by Henry Hill’s driveway, through Jeff Lebowski’s toilet, even into space.
You may or may not have heard of London-based band USA NAILS and their track “Am I A Man Or Not?”, but that doesn’t really matter, because what matters is the WTF music video that accompanies it, which is made by British claymation supremo Lee Hardcastle. It’s bizarre.
Some people are amazing. This is Tom Thum and with just a microphone at his disposal he does some incredible things with the human voice and creates some amazing soundtracks of insane beats and mind-boggling sounds, including scratched vinyl, the Michael Jackson back-catalogue, the didgeridoo and an entire fifties jazz band amongst his vocal repertoire.
There are two kinds of people that like watching cliches about movies that include the cliche there are two kinds of people, and that’s people who think they’re are only two kinds of people and people who know there are only two kinds of people. So which are you? Have a look at the ‘There are two kinds of people’ video while you decide.
It’s been 15 years since Fight Club inspired a generation to decorate their room with the film’s poster and so Screen Junkies celebrate this by ridiculing it, in a friendly manner of course, and laughing at what a big bunch of contradictions and hypocrisy it is—which doesn’t detract from that fact that it’s an awesome film.
We’ve all seen them walking out at night, stumbling along the pavements, mumbling with a look in their eyes that sees right through you. They’re people who are really, really drunk and someone had the brilliant idea of cutting footage of such people with the title music from The Walking Dead. And it’s sublime.
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!
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