If you ever wondered what the future of technology might look like filmmaker and designer Keiichi Matsuda has done a good job of imagining it—albeit one that is a little exaggerated. So much so that it’s become a nightmare of virtual screens and adverts that pop up everywhere, relentlessly prodding you with chatbots and games.
Ultra Spiritual Life, the spoof new age guru YouTube page with JP Sears, takes on the subject of meat eating, specifically lampooning how vegans condescend meat-eaters by turning the tables on them. Coming across like this it seems ridiculous to talk like this about your diet, no matter what you prefer to eat.
Comedian Joey Thompson who fittingly looks a lot like Ryan Gosling stars in this parody trailer for a spoof sequel to the 2011 movie Drive. It sees Gosling’s character no longer working as a getaway man instead he’s gone legal and is driving a car for Uber and striving to get a high rating.
At first glance you’ll be forgiven for thinking that all you see here is some school girls sitting in a classroom looking bored like most school kids look in a classroom. But then about halfway through this commercial for Japenese cosmetics brand Shiseido things take a turn for the weird.
We all know someone on Instagram who goes all out to get that perfect shot no matter what, just like the bro in this video. Sitting drinking a coffee with his girlfriend, he decides he wants a pic of the mediocre beverage. But this is more than just a simple click of the phone camera, this escalates into a full-on commercial shoot.
In this hilarious music video directed by Jack Wagner EDM musician Dillon Francis plays his alter ego, a DJ for hire who gets a gig playing a suburban garden party for some middle class moms and dads. Wearing a visor and mirrored sunglasses Dillon shakes up things quite a bit, turning the staid affair into raunchy debauchery.
Everything is becoming homogenised, at least that’s what it sometimes seems like. At least when it comes to movie trailers. Hollywood blockbuster movie trailers anyway. Cracked.com explain how so in this video which looks at 11 tricks Hollywood trailers use to make the trailers seem so epic and to engage our attention.
Actor JD Walsh, who you might know from Two and a Half Men, heads out onto the streets of Los Angeles and asks random strangers if they want to film a scene with him. If they say yes he films some dialogue between them and he then uses that scene to edit into a trailer for a fake action movie involving a cop and his kidnapped son.
If you ever wondered what the Coen Brothers stoner classic The Big Lebowski would be like with the sweeping songs of John Williams, then this mashup trailer that combines that and Star Wars: The Force Awakens will show you. It makes for a much more dramatic tone to the criminal yet comical proceedings of Lebowski and his buddies.
The members of Coldplay become giants as tall as mountains, playing their instruments with clouds floating about their heads in their new music video directed by Vania Heymann and Gal Muggia. The video comes off as a kind of fantasy adventure peppered with surrealism as eagles swim underwater and giant butterflies hang off oil rigs.
The Star Wars franchise features some badass spaceship fights and this fanmade video collates some of the best ones and sets them to the tune of Kenny Loggins’ song “Danger Zone”—a song made famous in the Tom Cruise fighter pilot movie ‘Top Gun.’ But it works just as well with spaceships in a galaxy far, far away.
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