The thrilling speeder bike battle in the woods of Endor from Return of the Jedi is brought to life, but a much wetter life, in this video from YouTuber Devin Super Tramp—using water-powered jetpacks called Jetovators. Attached to a jetski they propel the craft into the air. Using duct tape Devin then turned them into speeder bike replicas.
Pixar movies are on the whole pretty heartwarming and rousing, but with a few tweaks on the editing, their latest animation Finding Dory, about forgetful fish Dory looking for her parents becomes something far more sinister. Add in some creepy music over the top and a family film is recut into a thriller trailer.
If you’re running out of party games to play with your friends then why not take some inspiration from YouTuber Joe Santagato who’s invented a fab new game that’s fun, hilarious, and doesn’t cost much. Santagato and his friends, Shannon, Thomas, and Keith, play a very amusing game where they all take turns trying to random sentences or phrases while having a dental mouth opener placed in their mouth.
Remember the year in viral YouTube videos or were you too busy recoiling in horror at the events that took place in the shitbag that is 2016? Well, if you did miss a video or two, and chances are you did, YouTube has got your back with this, the YouTube Rewind video which features all kinds of annoying and entertaining fare.
Tis the season for roundups, countdowns, mashups, and all things ‘best of’ to flood across your news feeds. One of the best of the yearly roundups, when it comes to film anyway, is David Ehrlich’s (a film reviewer for Indiewire) well edited, and very well soundtracked, cut of the best movies of the year.
In the latest episode of CineFix’s Homemade Movies series they do a homemade, shot for shot remake of the second trailer for the upcoming Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. With the film due out next week the hype and anticipation is building, and this is a nice addition and a fitting tribute to it all.
The guys from YouTube channel Corridor, who specialize in FX-laden videos, have taken the lyrics from Queen’s classic song ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ and somehow spun it into a short film. It’s basically a crime dram, but one that’s very tongue-in-cheek and a very literal reenactment of the song’s lyrics.
You know the end of the year is on its way when DJ Earworm delivers his annual mashup of the year’s pop hits—if you missed the year’s most popular tracks, either because you’re too old or you live in a cave, this highly listenable four minute compilation will make sure you’re up to speed without losing too much time.
Ken M., if you haven’t heard of him, is one of the world’s great internet trolls, hitting up comment sections and Facebook with his inanity to goad people with dumb ideas that just aren’t true. In this video Vox interview the man behind the laughter, although his identity is still concealed. We do know he’s in his late 30s though and likes to wear a hat.
As a testament to the power of a Bruno Mars song, the melody of his latest track ‘24K Magic’ is so potent that it’s even inspired some elderly Japanese women to put on their kimonos and bust some shapes. Aged 61, 59 and 56, the three women show that age is just a number as they thrown down some choreographed moves.
They may make mediocre music, but OK Go’s music videos are spectacular—their latest one called ‘The One Moment’ follows in this tradition but is all over in just 4.2 seconds. So it has to be watched in super slow mo to, not only allow a song to actually accompany it, but also to see what the craziness was you just witnessed. It was all shot in real time too as buckets of paint explode, balloons pop, and guitars shatter. And it took a LOT of planning.
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