It might seem like a strange fit, one is the theme song to a children’s TV show about a tank locomotive called Thomas and his friends. The others are rap songs by some of the best rap artists of all time. But this video is conclusive proof that you can match the theme music to any of those and it just seems to work.
This year is 25 years since Quentin Tarantino’s classic heist movie Reservoir Dogs came out, and to celebrate that CineFix look back at the genre of crime movie, and pick the top ten of all time. Host Clint Gage takes us through them and takes a quite in-depth look at some of the best criminal acts ever portrayed on the silver screen.
Zombies might not actually exist…yet, but you never know when they might suddenly be created so the motto is: be prepared—and part of that preparation should be finding a suitable place where you and your loved ones can lock yourselves away from the zombie hordes and hole up while the world turns to ruin.
Ever wondered what it might sound like if 65,000+ people sang Queen’s ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ together? Well, now you can find out, because while at a Green Day concert in London’s Hyde Park the crowd got together and belted out the Queen classic. And the result is suprisingly well done.
There is currently a debate around whether apps like WhatsApp and iMessage should provide an encryption backdoor to the UK government, allowing them access to secure messages if they need it, so they can target criminals, peadophiles, and terrorists. It hasn’t happened just yet but it’s seems like a fairly resonable idea.
Turns out if you put a giant water balloon in a trampoline and pop it, it creates a kind of huge shower as the water flows through the trampoline material. And that’s what the Slo Mo Guys do in this video, with one of them, Daniel Gruchy, lying under the trampoline and getting absolutely drenched by all the water.
Zebra Corner have been doing a parody series of those ‘real people’ type commericals that are super annoying. The latest one features Mahk from Boston who hilariously mocks Discover Card’s ‘We treat you like you’d treat you’ advertising campaign. Which means it’s far more closer to Discover Card’s terrible customer service than their ads show.
After the first short film from Neill Blomkamp’s experimental Oats Studios which featured Sigourney Weaver and a nasty alien invasion, here’s comes the second film in volume 1. It’s called Firebase and it doesn’t shy on the grisly FX, so be warned. It’s set in the Vietnam war and is like a mix of Full Metal Jacket and Predator. It focuses on American soldiers fighting some weird forces in the Vietnamese jungle.
The first ever NBA Awards Show opened with this hilarious sketch which featured host Drake and actor/comedian Will Ferrell. In the skit they demonstrate some nifty handshakes that, as they claim, are what being an NBA superstar is all about. So forget ball control, defense, or shooting skills. It’s how you shake hands that really sets you apart.
If you wake up some mornings doubting whether you’re part of the human race or not, don’t be alarmed. It happens to the best of us, so you’re not alone. One way to help see if you are human or if you’re just some weirdo subspecies that has somehow passed through the net, is to take this simple test about love and loss and then you’ll finally know.
With all this talk about heading to and then colonising Mars, YouTube channel Vsauce ponders whether it’s even OK to touch the surface of the planet. No rocks from Mars have ever been brought back to earth and no human has ever touched the plant’s surface, so what will happen when we do?
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