You’re no doubt used to seeing Jimmy Kimmel on his talkshow, making with the lulz with the celebs, but do you love him enough to watch an entire movie sequel with him in? Wearing an eye patch? Probably not, but it’s all academic anyway because no studio on earth would make this. Would they? Jimmy has created a follow-up to last year’s Movie: The Movie, which parodies Marvel’s The Avengers (to name but one) and stars the likes of Jessica Chastain, Matt Damon, Bryan Cranston and Bradley Cooper.
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Way back in the year 2010 AD, Lionsgate were deciding whether to release a 10th Anniversary Special Edition DVD/Blu-Ray of American Psycho, which would’ve been chock full of deleted scenes and footage that ended up on the cutting room floor. Unfortunately it never happened, but here’s one of those scenes for you to enjoy. And it’s EPIC.
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Suddenly Youtube hair tutorials have became very interesting viewing – An attempt to demonstrate how to curl hair goes horribly wrong, and instead of learning how to put some twists in your mane, this girl demonstrates how to burn it all off. So, if you were wanted to rid yourself of your locks, then look no further than this excellent tutorial. The surprise on her face at the end is totally priceless.
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It must be real uncomfortable (according to the commentator) for Danny when he has to sit down with balls that big, they must be the size of a baby elephant to be able to take on an insane course like this and not shit yourself with fear every time you’re at the starting line. So watch and marvel at his championship winning run at Champery. It’s TV commentary at it’s absolute finest – and some pretty impressive racing skillz.
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Wearable tech will be the next thing to replace your smartphone, and as much as it might seem stupid for us all to go around wearing glasses that look like this, it’s going to happen. So just what does it look like when you have Google’s augmented reality specs on? Well it looks like the above, except your view will probably be much more mundane than these go-getters. But on the plus side, you can watch pr0n on your way to work.
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While you’re out at work, earning a living you might think that your kittens are just at home messing your house up for the sake of it. But, little do you know that they’re actually defending your socks from the evil sock ninjas who are out to destroy and, worse, mix up your sock collection. But Kitty ain’t going out like that.
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If you haven’t seen this cult movie about motorbike riding traffic cops burning rubber on their Harley-Davidson Electra Glide motorcycles, then grab some popcorn, dim those lights, and have yourself a merry old time. Forget Netflix, you don’t need to sign up to a service like that when you can watch some classics for free on YouTube.
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Once you’ve seen this video, you’re going to be mad jealous of Jamie’s reflective coat and his illuminated microphone stand. It’s not just any glowing microphone stand either but a magical one, one that controls the crazy visuals that are going on all around him. If he tilts the stand one way, the visuals follow suit.
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Filmmaker Benjamin Bardou uses CGI from the GTA IV video game to create a series of swooping, brooding images that are all about a mood rather than a definite narrative. A pervading sense of uneasiness, foreboding, and the ambience of Blade Runner is created through the droning sounds of Scottish musician Steve Moore’s track “Logos†and the computer imagery of Liberty City.
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So what is it then? “Horny aliens with tentacles that want to get intimate with human women” is how the guy in this video describes the Japanese art of hentai: anime porn. But not only does this guy clear up once and for all what it is, he also gives his own incredible vision of what his own personal favorite Hentai scenario would be. Someone needs to make it happen.
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Cleverbot is a web-based bot that chats with people about any subject they wish to talk about. So filmmaker Chris Wilson decided to test the bots creative skills to the limit by collaborating with it on a script, which he then made into the film Do You Love Me. It’s an experiment that’s resulted in the above short, a love story between a man called Stomach and a woman called Prometheus who are hounded by an enemy called Robert.
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