Top 10 best movie scenes of all time

CineFix narrator Clint Gage counts down a well-organized top ten of the best scenes in the history of cinema.

The original Star Wars trilogy in numbers

Alltime Numbers takes a look at some of the figures behind the original Star Wars trilogy.

Do you know your Skywalker from your Sidius, your wookie from your Jabba from your Jango. Well find out even more about the original epic trilogy that smashed the box office and captured the hearts of millions of sci-fi fans.

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Ellie Goulding and James Corden perform "Love Me Like You Do" in various styles

During her appearance on a recent episode of The Late Late Show, singer Ellie Goulding performed her song Love Me Like You Do in various musical styles, in a duet with host James Corden.


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Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally re-enact puzzle image

Actress Megan Mullally recently tweeted this photo of her, her wolf husband Nick Offerman and their house pets re-enacting the image from a jigsaw puzzle they made.


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3D Minecraft wall decals

Minecraft Vinyl Wall Graphics Mining 2-Pack, from Minecraft

Let's go to a place where everything is made of blocks, where the only limit is your imagination. Let's go wherever you want to go. No one can tell you what you can or cannot do. With no rules to follow, this adventure is up to you.

Man experiences what it's like to time travel, when being released after 44 years in prison

69-year-old Otis Johnson was recently released from prison, where he's been since the age of 25, for the attempted murder of a police officer. In an interview he gave for Al Jazeera, he speaks about how different the world is now than when he went away and how he is adjusting to modern life.


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Infographic: Iconic helmets

The guys from MorphSuits (previously) take a look at some of the most well-known helmets in pop culture, in A Crash Course on Iconic Helmets.

Builders, cyclists, police officers, superheroes, Sith Lords, they all love a good helmet. Not only do they provide a solid protection, but they can also look totally badass too (mainly in the Sith/Superheroes case), which is surely the perfect combination.

We decided to recreate the most iconic helmets for your visual enjoyment; from Darth Vader to Daft Punk we picked our favourites from the world of film, comics, music and games.

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Tee of the day: The Griffsons

The mash-up illustration between The Simpsons and the Griffins from Family Guy, made by Laurence Jenkins aka Cart00nlion, is available as a t-shirt.

The Griffsons, by Cart00nlion

Action Movie Kid carves the turkey

Dreamworks effects artist Daniel Hashimoto and his son wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving, with their latest video in which Action Movie Kid (previously) has a mishap while carving the turkey with a light saber.

Blood brother

Things In Squares

Expensive stuff fail compilation

In the latest video compilation from Fail Army, people crash and break expensive things.

Some people can afford to fail a few times. Here are some of the most expensive fails in our collection. In fact, lets do a quick moment of silence for their bank accounts.

Random things that sound like Chewbacca

Jimmy Kimmel has created a compilation of YouTube videos of things that sound like Chewbacca from Star Wars.


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How to win Tic-tac-toe

"How to" guy Dave Hax (previously) explains the simple winning strategy in the game of Tic-tac-toe.


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NoPro: Regular people stunts

Tyler Stanton and Tripp Crosby of Tripp and Tyler (previously) have created a parody of YouTube GoPro videos, showing themselves doing regular stuff.


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Previously: Boring office job GoPro video

European bike stealing championships 2015

The guys from WeLoveCycling test bike thieves in three major cities in Europe.

In the Europe, bike thieves are a pain in the neck. So we took a bait bike along with the camera crew to Amsterdam, Rome and Prague to find out which city is the worst. And what happened after someone finally plucked up the courage to steal our bike? You better watch the whole video to see the show. They never saw it coming!

We Love Cycling

Americapox: The missing plague

C.G.P Grey (previously) explains why all kinds of diseases have spread over the New World after the Europeans discovered it in 1492, but not the other way around.


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Funny Black Friday ads

With Black Friday coming up, Obvious Plant's Jeff Wysaski (previously) visited a Target store, where he left a series of hilarious made-up deal ads.







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How "Attack of the Clones" should have ended

The guys from How It Should Have Ended (previously) offer an alternate ending for Star Wars - Episode II: Attack of the Clones.

There were far too many scenes to cover in Star Wars Attack of the Clones. Like why doesn't anyone follow the money trail when the clone army is discovered being ordered by a long dead jedi? Why don't the Cloners Aliens ever call to confirm someone will come get their giant army after waiting 10 years to grow them? Why does everyone just let Dooku walk around? Why does OB-1 not mention that Dooku says the senate is being manipulated by the Dark Lord of the Sith? Why not make that public? The HISHE would be over 30 minutes long and we might have collapsed trying to build all of those scenes. So we hope you enjoy the scenes we chose. It was a very fun episode to work on.

How It Should Have Ended

100 Years of Beauty: Americana tattoos

In the latest episode of 100 Years of Beauty (previously), Cut.com takes a look at the the evolution of the tattoo styles in America in the past century, with the help of model Casey Lubin and tattoo artist Clae Welch.


WatchCut Video

Katniss sure loves pita

In one of their latest hilarious videos, the guys from Pistol Shrimps (previously) demonstrate how much Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) from The Hunger Games movies loves pita.


Pistol Shrimps

Why are there so many different names for Germany

Linguist Arika Okrent and illustrator Sean O'Neill (previously) explain the process in which Germany came to have so many different names in different languages.


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Ten-second songs: "Hello"

Musician Anthony Vincent performs Adele's Hello in the style of 25 different famous musicians, as part of his Ten Second Songs series (previously).

Honest Trailer: "Fantastic Four" (2015)

The 2015 version of Fantastic Four gets its Honest Trailers treatment from Screen Junkies.


Screen Junkies

Previously: Honest Trailers: Fantastic Four (2005)

If stores were honest about Black Friday

Cracked's Roger Horton (previously) shows us what it would be like if the people who sell stuff for Black Friday were telling the truth about their deals.


Cracked

2015 sports news blooper compilation

NewsBeFunny compiles the best sports-related news bloopers that happened this year.

10 movies that stole their sets from other movies

Screen Rant shares some examples in which movie makers from Hollywood uses locations that were previously used in other movies.

Have you ever found yourself watching a new movie when suddenly, you're hit with a serious case of deja vu? Hollywood recycles movie plots and twists every year, but the places the films are set can be even easier to spot. But really, when you find a perfect set, why waste it on just one movie?

Screen Rant

Kid sings Australian national anthem while hiccuping

7-year-old Ethan ran into some "technical difficulties" while performing the national anthem in the opening of an Australian Baseball League, Friday evening. Fortunately, that didn't get in the way of him delivering an adorable performance, and he received a huge round of applause from the crowd and high-fives from the people on the field.


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Anatomy of holidays

With the holiday season coming up, John Atkinson of Wrong Hands (previously) takes a look at Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years.


Wrong Hands

The art of Buster Keaton's gags

Tony Zhou is back with another insightful video in his series Every Frame a Painting (previously), analyzing the artistry of the gags in the movies of Buster Keaton.

Before Edgar Wright and Wes Anderson, before Chuck Jones and Jackie Chan, there was Buster Keaton, one of the founding fathers of visual comedy. And nearly 100 years after he first appeared onscreen, we’re still learning from him. Today, I’d like to talk about the artistry (and the thinking) behind his gags.

How to be a ninja

Joe Bereta explains what you need to do in order to become a ninja, in the latest episode of Break's Epic How To series (previously).


AWE Me

Adele joins Adele impersonation contest in disguise

With help from her friend Graham Norton, British singer Adele enters an Adele impersonation contest, without her competitors knowing she is the real Adele until she starts singing.


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Christmas sweater: Hotline Bling

Drake doing his memetic dance from his latest video, Hotline Bling, is now available on a Christmas sweater.

Hotline Bling Sweater Christmas Sweatshirt, from Raxo

Also: Christmas Bling

101 facts about YouTube

In their latest video, the guys from 101 Facts take a look at Internet's no. 1 video-sharing website.

I Tube, You Tube, we all tube for YouTube. What does that mean? I have no idea. But what I DO know is 101 facts from the world of YouTube, from South Korean pop singers to Swedish game-players and beyond.

Magpie sounds hust like laughing child

A rescued magpie that occasionally comes back from the wild to visit her human friend, sounds just like a giggling child.


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10 Thanksgiving food life hacks

Thanksgiving is coming up, so Crazy Russian Hacker (previously) shares a series of ten useful food-related "life hacks" that might come in handy for the holiday.


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Sweded version of the "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" trailer

The guys from Dumb Drum (previously) recreate a low-budget version of the trailer for the upcoming Star Wars - Episode VII: The Force Awakens, shot-for-shot.


Watch the two versions side-by-side, for comparison:


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Thanksgiving: Myth vs. fact

In the latest episode of Anglophenia, host Kate Arnell shares some facts on the American holiday of Thanksgiving.


Anglophenia

Tee of the day: Happy Hanksgiving!

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Bluegrass/rock cover of the Tetris theme

Canadian musician Steve Onotera aka Samurai Guitarist performs a "hillbilly-esque" version of the theme song from Tetris.


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Cat illustrated in the style of famous cartoons and comics

Animation student and webcomic artist Miyuli illustrates her cat in the style of iconic cartoons and comics.


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52 facts about popular cities

Author John Green is back in the Mental Floss salon, to share some interesting facts about some of the world's most popular cities.


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Using reverse psychology to trick dog into taking medicine

YouTube user Fellipe Vilaca Chibante shows us how he gets his dachshund honey to eat the medicine she doesn't really like.


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Rémi Gaillard: Speed cameras

In his latest video, French prankster Rémi Gaillard (previously) uses local speed cameras as actual cameras.

Fed up with digital pictures... Fortunately the government puts at our disposal devices that still make beautiful paper photos.

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Previously: Rémi Gaillard IS the speed camera

Debateless second Democratic debate

The speechless version of the Second Democratic Debate gets even more awkward than the first one.


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Things you can own: BB-8 night light

The rolling BB-8 droid from the upcoming Star Wars - Episode VII: The Force Awakens mounted on your wall, as a night light: Star Wars BB-8 night light, by 3D Deco Light

Now one of everyone's favorite new Star Wars Episode 7 character can be yours with the BB-8 3D Night Light. When mounted to the wall with the cracked sticker it will appear as though the BB-8 is breaking through your wall. BB-8 is battery operated and uses 3 AA batteries sold separately. The battery operated LED light and convenient on/off/ timer switch makes it ideal for rooms with limited wall outlets. It is sure to be a hit with the Star Wars fan in your life.

Get it here

Also: R2-D2 night light

Hollywood reacts to the "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" trailer

Popular movie characters get a little over-excited while watching the new trailer for Star Wars - Episode VII: The Force Awakens.


Funny or Die

Crash compilation - part 2

From Fail Army:

People crashing into people? Check. People crashing into things? Check. Things crashing into things? Check. Welcome to our 2nd installment of ultimate crashes. This time we're opening it up beyond cars to some of the funniest crash videos in our library.

Previously: Car crash fail compilation

10 useful Mac keyboard shortcuts

As promised in a recent video in which he shared useful keyboard shortcuts for Windows, Household Hacker returns with a new video that shows how you can save time and be more productive while using your Mac OS.


Household Hacker

Everything wrong with "Inside Out"

The guys from CinemaSins point out the flaws in Pixar's Inside Out.

Inside Out overjoyed audiences and brought Pixar back to form. So of course we had to sin it.

Infographic: Black Friday kill count

Foundation Digital shares some facts about Black Friday-related deaths.

Is a deeply discounted television, laptop or smartphone worth risking your life over? For years, Black Friday has asked American shoppers this very question, and for years, they’ve responded with a resounding, “Give me that Xbox One or I will stab you in the face!” The front lines of Black Friday have become consumer war zones. Getting into a store just as the doors open means you risk getting punched, trampled, stabbed or shot. Lots of unlucky shoppers have left stores in the backs of ambulances. Some even unluckier ones have left in body bags. Black Friday may be the official start of the holiday shopping season, but if you’re not careful, it may also be the official end of your life.

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Father and son conversation about Paris attackes during inteview

During a series of interviews with children about the recent terrorist attacks in Paris, Le Petit Journal reporter Yann Barthes witnesses a touching moment in which a father explains to his young son how they protect themselves against "the bad guys."


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Tee of the day: Reservoir Foes

Reservoir Foes by Skullpy

They were the coolest band of creeps in the cartoon universe, five ugly guys with an equally ugly mission- to make those good guys bark like little dogs. But the decks were stacked against them, and those colorful gangsters from the Reservoir were looking to muscle in on their villainous territory, so they had to come up with a sinister plan. They decided to put their gruesome heads together and work as a team, which was unprecedented in the world of evil overlording. But what they didn't know is that the good guys had come up with the same plan, and they outnumbered the baddies ten to one...

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Honest Trailers: "Star Wars: A New Hope"

The original Star Wars - Episode IV: A New Hope gets the Honest Trailers treatment.


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Ten movies you won't believe are based on real stories

Rob Flis of Screen Rant shares ten movies that will probably surprise you to hear were based on true stories.

When a story unfolds in the real world that seems like a movie come to life, Hollywood studios don't waste time in adapting it. But not every movie based on a true story is clearly advertised as one, which means some stories that seem too strange, too hard to believe, or just too well-hidden to be based on fact slip by audiences.

Screen Rant

10 useful Windows keyboard shortcuts

Household Hacker (previously) shares some useful keyboard shortcuts for Windows, such as "Ctrl + Shift + T," that reopens a recently closed tab in your browser.


Household Hacker

The evolution of Barbie (1959-2015)

Tumblr user Tenaflyviper has put together this collage of pictures of Barbies, to showcase the evolution of the Mattel doll's face throughout the years.


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7 more things you didn't know about "The Hunger Games"

After sharing some interesting facts about The Hunger Games previously, the guys from CineFix return with a new batch of facts you probably didn't know about the famous films franchise.

Supercut: Movie coach super speech

The guys from Burger Fiction (previously) have created a montage of motivational coach speeches from movies.


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"Star Wars: The Force Awakens" a capella redub

YouTube user Austin Hale redubs the trailer for Star Wars - Episode VII: The Force Awakens, by only using his voice to recreate the voices and all the sound effects.

I have dedicated this clip to Daniel Fleetwood, a huge fan of Star Wars, who fought against spindle cell sarcoma and ultimately passed away just 5 days after being granted to see an early screening of Star Wars VII. May the force be with you always!

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The 2015 Sacramento Kings baby race

During a game against the Toronto Raptors last week, NBA's Sacramento Kings and Kaiser Permanente held the third edition of their adorable "baby race".


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Trial biker spectacularly escapes police

Austrian street trial rider Fabio Wibmer, promotes GoPro and PinkBike's 2015 Best Line Contest, with a POV video of himself escaping police in a spectacular manner.


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Less appealing seasonal drinks

In light of the recent Starbucks red cup controversy, illustrator Gemma Correll (previously) shares some alternatives the coffee company has to offer.

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Movie trailer: "The Hunger Games" (1992)

New York Magazine's Vulture Remix (previously) imagines what The Hunger Games would look like if it came out in 1992.

100 Years of Beauty: Ethiopia

It's episode 13 of Cut.com's 100 Years of Beauty series (previously) and model Feven G. takes us through the evolution of hairstyle in Ethiopia.


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Irish man films his trip to Vegas with the camera facing the wrong way

An Irishman in Vegas is a compilation made by YouTuber Evan Griffin, that features videos filmed in Las Vegas by his father, with a GoPro camera that he apparently didn't know how to use properly:

o... Gave my Dad my GoPro while he was in Las Vegas, I did not, however, instruct him on how to use it, so my dad being my dad, and a culchie, didn't know which way to point the f*****g thing...

Recycled movie scenes in Disney films

In one of Screen Rant's latest videos, narrator Rob Flis points out how the animators from Disney reuse scenes from their previous films.

Disney may be a major studio, but it started small, which meant its animators had to bring people, animals, and magical creatures to life better than any one. When they did just that - and didn't have the budget to bankroll million-dollar movies - the animators decided NOT to start from scratch. Instead, they traced over animation that had already been released. And if you think it's just a case of copying a handful of frames, we've got a surprise for you!

Screen Rant

Previously: Movies that stole footage from other movies

The teaser for "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" recreated with emojis

Alish Erman recreates the first teaser trailer for J.J. Abrams' Star Wars - Episode VII: The Force Awakens using only emojis.


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How to tell if fruits and veggies are ripe

Prankster Jeff Wysasky of Obvious Plant (previously) recently visited a local grocery store, where he left this handy signs.






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The evolution of Gotham City

Evan Puschak aka The Nerdwriter takes us through the history of Batman's Gotham City, showing how it has changed throughout the years, in TV shows, movies and comic books.


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Infographic: Birds of North America

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Birds of North America is a 39" x 27" art print by Pop Chart Lab that features over 740 different species of birds living on the North American continent.

Perhaps our most ambitious taxonomical undertaking yet, this is your field guide to the birds of North America! The product of over 400 hours of intricate illustration work by our talented team of artists, this unabridged aviary features over 740 fair-feathered friends drawn to scale and sorted by species, covering the continent’s avifauna (both native and introduced, as designated by the National Audubon Society and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology) from common sparrows, jays, and owls to rarer birds such as the Greater Sage-Grouse, the California Condor, and the Whooping Crane. An ornithological opus like no other, this classificatory treasure is perfect for amateur and eagle-eyed birdwatchers alike.

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Bulldog skateboards through 30-person "human tunnel"

In case you've missed it: Otto, an English bulldog from Lima, Peru, has broken the world record for "Longest human tunnel travelled through by a skateboarding dog," all in honor of Guinness World Records Day 2015.


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Little girl wants to sell brother

YouTube user Berge95 shares this video of her daughter Rachel, who explains to her dad that she wants to sell her little brother because "something in him is wrong". She even knows what she wants to do with the money.


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"Smooth Criminal" played on a barrel organ

French musician and barrel organ enthusiast Patrick Mathis makes an impressive demonstration by playing Michael Jackson's Smooth Criminal on one of his vintage instruments.


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100 Years of Family Dinners

The people from Mode take us through the evolution of family dinners in the past 100 years.

Foodie fans, this one’s for you! Whether you lean toward 1915-style roast beef and franconia potatoes, or if 2015’s kale craze suits your taste, this look at food over the past century will satiate your palate. Dinner is served

Mode

F***ing New York City!

YouTube prankster Greg Benson revisits one of his older stunts, while sightseeing in The Big Apple recently.


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Infographic: Locations of famous novels

In The Great American Novel, Philadelphia-based print shop Hog Island Press, pins down the locations of 42 of the most important novels from American literature on the map of the United States.

From Ahab off Nantucket to Ignatius J. Reilly in the Big Easy, Tom Joad fleeing the Dust Bowl to HST entering Bat Country - the map plots many epic landmarks from American literature on one 25 x 19" print.

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Supercut: A look back at the future in film

Video artist Robert Jones (previously) has put together a montage that takes a look at how the future is seen in various movies, set to Back in Time by Huey Lewis and the News from the soundtrack of Back to the Future.


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ESPN 30 for 30: Rocky IV

In a recent "faux" documentary that parodies ESPN's 30 for 30, CollegeHumor imagines what it would be like if the fight between Rocky Balboa and Ivan Drago form Rocky IV was real.

Still wondering why the crowd switched sides? Us too.

CollegeHumor

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24 facts about wine

In this week's episode of Mental Floss' List Show, host Craig Benzine shares some interesting facts about wine.


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How the secret edits in "Birdman" were made

As part of their Frame by Frame series, The Film Theorists explain how Alejandro González Iñárritu, inspired by Alfred Hitchcock's 1948 film Rope, used camera tilts, whip pans, push-ins, blurred and dark screens in his cuts, to make it look like Birdman was filmed in one long continuous shot.


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Hello, Mr. Bond

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Honest Trailers: "Terminator: Genisys"

The Terminator reboot of sorts Terminator: Genisys gets the Honest Trailers treatment, courtesy of Screen Junkies.

Arnold is BACK - and worse than ever in the disappointing prequel-sequel-reboot-spelling error that is: Terminator Genisys!

Screen Junkies

60 Years of James Bond fashion

In one of their latest videos, Mode employ the looks of San Francisco Giants star Hunter Pence and girlfriend, Alexis Cozombolidis, to showcase the evolution of James Bond fashion, from 1962's Dr. No to the 2015's Spectre.


Mode

Redneck fail compilation - part 2

Fail Army

Previously: Part 1

How to go to space

In their latest video, the guys from science YouTube channel MinutePhysics team up with xkcd's Randall Munroe, who is promoting his upcoming book, Thing Explainer: Complicated Stuff in Simple Words, to explain using only the 1000 most used words in the English language, the science behind traveling to space.

Top 10 most influential directors of all time

Narrator Clint Gage counts down CineFix's picks for the ten most influential directors in the history of cinema.

How Facebook is stealing billions of views

Educational channel Kurzgesagt - In a Nutshell (previously) explains how Facebook has been stealing video content from YouTube and original content creators, for its own profit.

Facebook just announced 8 billion video views per day. This number is made out of lies, cheating and worst of all: theft. All of this is wildly known but the media giant Facebook is pretending everything is fine, while damaging independent creators in the process. How does this work?

101 Star Wars facts

In anticipation of the upcoming Star Wars - Episode VII: The Force Awakens, the guys from 101 Facts share some more-or-less known things about the franchise, in an over-20-minute video.

Some people think the original trilogy is the best - others don't deserve an opinion. But one thing is for sure - Star Wars is one of the biggest phenomena in the galaxy, unifying everybody from our very own Earth to Endor and beyond with space dogfights, hairy aliens and questionable grammatical sentence structure. But how much do we know of the saga? Well we have 101 things we can tell you and it's right here for you to watch right now - do or do not, there is no try (but you definitely should).

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Movies that predicted other movies

Screen Rant takes a look at some instances in which films ended up predicting other films from the future.

No writer can predict the future, but in today’s world, it’s almost impossible to tell a story without injecting pop culture references somewhere. They aren’t always used properly, but sometimes, an inside joke or throwaway line from a writer, director or actor can wind up being more relevant or prophetic than anyone could have ever known. Are these crazy coincidences or actual planned events?

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Shampooing showering strangers prank

Zayd and Faysal Khatib of theCHAIZYchannel confuse some unsuspecting people taking showers at the beach, by adding shampoo to their hair without them noticing.


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Infographic: Greatest ships in fiction

Shipping website Barrington Freight takes a look at some of the most famous ships that have appeared in films, TV, games and literature.

Man has always had a calling to the sea, an urge to go out and discover what lies beyond the horizon and the vessels we built to take us there are undoubtedly responsible for shaping the world we live in. From the Santa Maria carrying Christopher Columbus to the new world, or Admiral Nelson’s HMS Victory in the battle of Trafalgar, each has had an effect in its own right.

Barrington Freight

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56-year-old man gets interviewed by 18-year-old self

Back when he was 18, science-fiction writer and voice-over actor Stoney Emshwiller has prepared video footage of him asking his older self a series of questions about his life. Today, at the age of 56, he finally decided to meet the challenge and sat down with his young self for a conversation.


Mr. Emshwiller named his project Later That Same Life and took to crowdfunding website RocketHub to raise money to finish it.

Here's some more info on the project:


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Previously: 32-year-old man has conversation with 12-year-old self

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Context: Fallout 4 is coming out today

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Moving movie posters - part 2

Video editor Pablo Fernández Eyre with a new compilation in which he animates famous movie posters by using film footage that matches the image featured in the poster.


Previously: Part 1

The Matrix trilogy in 90 seconds

Andy Schneider and Jonathan Britnell of Burger Fiction (previously) retell the story from the Matrix trilogy in 90 seconds.


Previously: The Indiana Jones trilogy in 90 seconds

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Back to the Future - 2015 version

The guys from Pistol Shrimps (previously) imagine some of the things Marty McFly would actually see if he came to the real 2015 in Back to the Future Part II.


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Things In Squares

"Mad Max: Fury Road" vs. "Mad Max"

Video artist Pablo Fernández Eyre (previously) points out the visual similarities between Mad Max: Fury Road and the films from George Miller's original Mad Max trilogy.


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How to become a hacker

In the latest episode of Break's Epic How To series (previously), a mustached Joe Bereta offers a step-by-step guide on how to become a hacker.


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Headshot fail compilation - part 2

From Fail Army:

We're simple guys, we see people get balls to the face, we collect them and post them on the internet.

Previously: Part 1

All 24 Bond theme songs performed in one minute

Musician Chad Neidt (previously) of One-Minute Mashups performs the theme songs for all the 24 James Bond films, from 1962's Dr. No to the upcoming Spectre, in a single minute.


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How Deadpool spent Halloween

Actor Ryan Reynolds, who plays Deadpool in the upcoming movie of the same name, has made a "behind the scenes" video for a photo made for Halloween, in which he is dressed as the Marvel superhero and posing with a group of children in X-men costumes.



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Supercut: The Start of an Ending

Inspired by Jacob T. Swinney's First and Final Frames supercut, Barcelona, Spain-based video artist Miguel Faus ha put together a compilation in which he compares the opening and closing shots from 75 movies.


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Cat's reaction to owner leaving the house

Reddit user Jesklash writes: "It has never been harder to leave my apartment"


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Honest teaser: "Star Wars: The Force Awakens"

The guys from Screen Junkies' Honest Trailers make an "honest teaser" for the Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer.

The Force is awakening soon – and we have an honest look at the trailer for the movie that everyone’s already going to see anyway.

Screen Junkies

October 2015 fail compilation

Fail Army

Previously: September

Jimmy Kimmel's Halloween YouTube challenge 2015

Since 2011, Jimmy Kimmel has been making kids cry every Halloween. This year too, he put together a compilation of videos featuring parents telling their children they ate all their trick-or-treat candy.

For each of the past four years we’ve asked parents to pretend they ate all their kids’ Halloween Candy and post video of it to YouTube. We got a record number of submissions this year - and here are the best of the best. This is the 5th annual #HeyJimmyKimmelIToldMyKidsIAteAllTheirHa­lloweenCandy.

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Previously: Halloween 2014

Movies that stole footage from other movies

Screen Rant narrator Rob Flis shares some instances in which filmmakers, for some reason or another, have used footage from older films when making new ones.

Movie audiences usually believe that whatever drama or action they see on screen was created or captured for nothing but that story. Most of the time, they’re right. But sometimes, a director or studio realizes that it’s better for the vision, schedule, or budget to give existing footage a second life.

Screen Rant

100 Years of Beauty: American Men

In their latest video from the 100 Years of Beauty series (previously) the guys from Cut.com and model Samuel Orson celebrate the evolution of male hair style and facial hair in the USA in the past century.


WatchCut Video

Prankster gives trick-or-treaters random things for Halloween

Musician/comedian Roy Purdy has created a video of himself giving trick-or-treating kids random household objects, instead of the traditional candy, for Halloween.


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David Attenborough narrates Adele's "Hello"

At the request of BBC Radio 1 DJ Greg James, British naturalist Sir David Attenborough narrates the opening of the video fro Adele's latest hit Hello.


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7 things you didn't know about "Léon: The Professional"

As part of their Things you didn't know series, the guys from CineFix share some interesting things you probably didn't know about Luc Besson's 1994 film Léon: The Professional.

Movie trailer: "Star Trek Awakens"

Movie website Cutprintfilm has created a mash-up trailer of J.J. Ambrams's films, using the audio from the Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer with footage from Star Trek and Star Trek Into Darkness.


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October 2015 news blooper compilation

NewsBeFunny

Previously: September

10 Star Wars movie scenes you've never seen

The guys from Screen Rant share some scenes we missed from the Star Wars movies because they never made the final cut.

The Star Wars saga is one of the best-known in the entire history of cinema, as a fan-favorite of every generation – and a brand new trilogy aiming to bring even more fans into the fold. But you would be surprised to know just how many scenes director George Lucas originally meant to include in his space epic. Scenes that could have turned out to be completely unforgettable, if they hadn’t wound up on the cutting room floor.

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Weatherman presents weather as Ace Ventura

For Halloween, Global Saskatoon meteorologist and traffic reporter Kevin Stanfield impersonated Jim Carrey's Ace Ventura while presenting the weather forecast on the morning news.


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Everything we think we know about addiction is wrong

YouTube educational channel Kurzgesagt - In a Nutshell (previously) talks about the lesser known facts about addiction, in a video adapted from author Johann Hari's New York Times best-selling book Chasing The Scream: The First and Last Days of the War on Drugs.


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Compilation: The evolution of the voice-over for the NBA.com Top 10

After Redditor JacoIII pointing it out, TheSideChannel has put together a compilation that shows how the voice-over guy for NBA.com's Top 10 videos keeps saying the words "top ten" faster and faster.


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Spooky ghost sounds from around the world

For Halloween, British graphic artist James Chapman (previously) illustrates the sounds ghosts make in different languages.


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The science of cheating

YouTube educational channel AsapSCIENCE takes a look at the science behind why couples cheat on each other.

Supermarket amnesia prank

YouTube prankster Greg Benson (previously) tests the patience of supermarket workers by asking them for something he just can't remember and then waiting for them to guess what it is.


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Making of the "Off to the Vet and other Cat-astrophies" Simon's Cat book

Simon Tofield of Simon's Cat fame shares some behind-the-scenes facts about his new book Off to the Vet and other Cat-astrophies.


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Frankensteinfeld

Frankenstein's monster does stand-up comedy as Jerry Seinfeld in a video made by Fox Animation Domination High-Def.


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Aladdin on magic carpet sighting in NYC

Jesse Wellens of PrankvsPrank dressed up as Aladdin and took a magic carpet ride on the streets of New York City.