I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure that video had existed for quite a while before MS coopted it for this commercial.

Shatner sings to Lucas.

Timelapse drive from LA to NY

http://videosift.com/story.php?id=3909

Okay, the shoulder-launched RPG was awesome.

Almost every one of those cars had rigged explosives. You can even see the explosives detonate before impact on the one where the cars are stacked up like dominoes.

And yeah, the rpg looked like a computer animation. And he would have to be a real lucky shot to hit the target, expecially with the machine gun, since he wasn't even aiming. Not to mention that machine guns and rpg's are illegal in Britain...

I knew they all had rigged explosives (cars don't explode like that on their own), and I suspected the RPG was computer animated, but I guess I was just gullible about the machine gun.

Yeah, and the beginning when he drove into that tree was all claymation.


I suspected the explosions were rigged. And I wondered how he got such a good shot on that RPG. It could have gone flying into some very bad places had he missed.

have I posted the Robot Chicken Star Wars Parody yet?

A little boy gets invaded by the movie trailer for...

Dr. Tran! <--- NOT WORK SAFE FOR LANGUAGE

Followed the link at the end of the film? It gets even freaker..., eg...

http://media.putfile.com/Dr-Tran-in-Roybertitos

Hugo

They're Made of Meat.

Based on a short story published in Omni quite a while back. There's been a Filk song based on that same short story for years. I'm gonna get the chords and lyrics to that song from someone else I know who performs it and add it to my repertoire, and I think I'll top it off with a "MEAT PRIDE!" t-shirt from Cafe Press.

After lurking in this thread for a while, I've finally found something (thanks Digg) worth a post... a complete re-edit of Stanley Kubrick’s original 2001: A Space Odyssey called 2001 Seconds.

Here's the direct link to the 92MB AVI. Running time: ...uh...you'll figure it out

Enjoy.

Reeves and Mortimer's 'Brookside' sketch. (will probably only make sense to UK people)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4V1k5LF4yY

Off-topic slightly... but sites like You Tube etc... can I use the same thing on my own website to make videos viewable?

CoffeeCup makes software that does that.

Here's Gollum - 2003 MTV Award

Stig

OMG that was hilarious. Thanks!

You can upload the video to youtube and embed the video into a webpage. They do that on engadget all the time.

I wonder if Richard Simmons ever wanted to be a comedian.