What’s a relatively simple idea, filming a guy, Ludovic Zuili, walking backwards and then reversing the footage, results in something strange and mesmerizing to watch. The above clip, as it states, is actually an extract from the entire film which is nine hours long and was broadcasted in its entirety on a network in France.
It might not be something you’re willing to admit, but are you or someone you know a basic bitch? For instance, in college did you own a pair of sweat pants that said “sexy” on the butt? If so then you may want to seek professional help right away, because you might have a serious case of basic bitchiness. And guys, watch yourselves too, you might well be a basic dick and you don’t even know it.
These young ‘uns prove that rock and roll (and country and metal) don’t just have to be for the grown ups (apart from the drugs and sex of course), because the kids are pretty alright too when it comes to rocking a jam. Take the little people featured here, not content to just listen to their idols’ music, they like to emulate them too. So, crank the volume all the way up to 11, throw a devil sign in the air, and bow down on one knee because you are so not worthy.
If you’ve seen series like Kirby Ferguson’s Everything is a Remix or, god forbid, you read a book or something crazy like that you’ll probably be aware that George Lucas soaked up and spat out a whole bunch of different influences for the original Star Wars trilogy. In this 15 minute short he, along with Mark Hamill and sound designer Ben Burtt, talks about where he got the idea for the lightsaber from.
Could there be anything greater in this world than automating those constant selfies you take? Meet SelfieBot who is here to improve your 21st century life by hovering by your side and recording your special snowflake of a life in high def—so humankind can remember it for evermore and it can enrich the culture of our descendants as they marvel at how we all sat in front of computers all day and bitched and whined about stuff in website comment sections.
Does it say something about the British having to always be the bad guys that the husband in this clip is a Brit? Maybe. But it still doesn’t make what happens any less horrible—what starts out as a woman sharing her day through Glass like so many of those clips we’ve all seen online, suddenly takes a turn for the violent as she arrives home to greet her husband at the end of the vid.
Frank Underwood is as ruthless and ambitious as politicians come, so he’d fit in very well over in Westeros, where murder and corruption are pretty much the default actions of those in power. But it seems that not even the Seven Kingdoms can contain Underwood, who sets about wreaking havoc amongst the families.
If you were wondering what the Oculus Facebook hook up might result in, these guys have totally nailed it in this video—sure Facebook might say they’re not going to interfere with Oculus but you just know that when the hardware finally gets released to us norms, Facebook will make sure their product is intimately entwined with the Oculus experience.
The sales team are near the end game, hoping soon to close the deal with their client—but before they do they bring in the expert, an engineer who can put the client’s mind at ease, making sure the deal goes through and everything is all just great. But hell, it doesn’t matter if the engineer doesn’t quite think what has been proposed will work, he’s not there to advise, he’s there to say yes, no matter how preposterous the idea. Welcome to the familiar world of the corporate nightmare.
What’s starts off relatively normal with a bespectacled man singing ‘Habanera’ from the opera Carman, takes a turn for the WTF as slowly people dressed in kinky fetish clothes and gimp outfits start cropping up to play the double bass—before everything eventually turns into a big rave.
Swiftly following the news that Facebook bought Oculus VR came the forsaken cries of “YOU MUTHAFUNKING SELL OUTS!!!!!!” from all the Oculus Rift fanboys, who see Zuckerberg’s acquisition as a kick in the balls from a company who they thought were going to kickstart a new virtual reality era in gaming that would blow minds with its immersive worlds. Yep, life can be cruel sometimes.
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