Blade Runner prequel short: "2048: Nowhere to Run"

Denis Villeneuve once again prepares you for Blade Runner 2049, by introducing the second of three promotional prequels directed by his friend Luke Scott. This one is set in 2048, one year before the events in the upcoming film, and is centered around Dave Bautista's character, Snapper Morton.


Previously: 2036: Nexus Dawn

In theaters on October 6, 2017.

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One-photo-a-day video of the day

Croatian YouTube user oOtoke has put together an extremely creative selfie time-lapse video of himself that he shot on the course of three years, in which he lip-syncs to the song Halo, Džozefina, by Đorđe Marjanović.


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Greek philosopher or ailment

John Atkinson of Wrong Hands (previously) tests your general knowledge with this quiz that asks you to distinguish between Greek philosopher names or illnesses.


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Supercut: How Jackie Chan jumps over fences

The guys from The Solomon Society (previously) have put together a montage of action star Jackie Chan jumping over fences and other similar things in his movies.


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"When the cat's away, the mice will play" around the world

British graphic artist James Chapman of Soundimals (previously) illustrates how people say the expression "When the cat's away, the mice will play" in various languages.



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Top 10 movie props of all time

The guys from CineFix pay homage to movie props in their latest top 10 video.

With all the attention actors, directors and cinematography get sometimes it's easy to forget about the little things. Props can be tools, weapons, character builders or maguffins and these are the 10 best of all time.

Norm Macdonald is a comic genius

L.A.-based video blogger and web producer Evan Puschak aka The Nerdwriter (previously) takes a look at the comedy of Norm Macdonald.


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Rami Malek and Freddie Mercury, side by side

Video artist Nelson Carvajal (previously) has put together a side-by-side comparison video of actor Rami Malek, as Freddie Mercury, stepping on stage during the 1985 Live Aid fundraising concert,
in the upcoming biopic Bohemian Rhapsody, and real footage of the legendary Queen frontman's performance at the same event held on Wembley Stadium, in London.

Recently some fan footage surfaced of the 2017 film production re-enacting Queen's iconic live performance at 1985's Live Aid. I went ahead and synced some of the behind the scenes fan footage to the concert clip so you can see just how much Malek emulates Mercury's onstage moves.

The film is scheduled for release on December 25, 2018.

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Blind people describe beauty

Cut.com challenges a group of blind people to describe what they consider to be beautiful and what attracts them in other people.


Previously: Deaf people tell us which questions annoy them the most

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