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You can take this sketch by YouTubers Third Leg Studios as a cautionary tale of what can happen when a mate moves in with his girlfriend.
It can happen to the best of us, and when it does you will change forever—hopefully a friend will come along and rescue you or at least remind you of the old times.
Nobody likes traffic wardens and this hilarious story by comedian Joe Lycett is the perfect illustration of why.
Given a ticket because he’s inputed the wrong code for the automated parking, it turns into a 101 in bureaucratic frustrations.
You’ve no doubt seen the footage of magician David Blaine regurgitating frogs at will, in turn upsetting Dave Chapelle, Drake and their buddies.
But, it’s not anything entirely new, magicians have been performing a similar regurgitating trick, with small animals, coins, all kinds of objects, for 100s of years. Vox reveal how the crazy-looking trick is done.
Jim Jarmusch’s new film Gimmer Danger chronicles the story of The Stooges, one of the greatest rock-n-roll bands of all time and history.
It chronicles how Iggy Pop and the Stooges have, for nearly fifty years, been defining music with their brand of raucous rock—and Iggy isn’t looking like he’s going to stop just yet.
Beginning at the beginning with the 1937 classic Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs this video looks at Disney animations over the nearly 80s years they’ve been making magic.
Using 45 Disney movies filmmaker Bora Barroso shows how the films have evolved over the years, showing how the company have pioneering animation techniques while also making many of your fav chilldhood films.
YouTube channel Wisecrack takes a look at the driving forces (excuse the pun) behind Anakin’s turn to the Dark Side and the philosophical origins of his tragic arc.
It also looks at the psychology behind what kept him such an evil villain right up until his end in the 1983 Star Wars movie Return of the Jedi.
On paper I, Robot, based on a Isaac Asimov short story and starring Will Smith and directed by The Crow’s Alex Proyas appears great.
In practice the movie was as boring as an action movie about robots rebelling against their makers can be—which makes this video from CinemaSins counting everything wrong with it highly agreeable.
A movie like the upcoming Assassin’s Creed starring Michael Fassbender obviously features a lot of incredible parkour stunt work.
In this video from Devin Super Tramp stuntman and acrobatic Damian Walters shows off his acute parkour skills before joining the cast for a shoot on the film.
