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The sequel, 300: Rise of an Empire, is due for imminent release, so what better time to take a look back at the shouty original.
Sure the source material on what the movie’s based might be a bit historically shaky, but hey, THIS. IS. SPARTA!!!!!!!
SamRick Shreds are back with another vast improvement on One Direction’s music, redubbing their X Factor live performance of ‘Midnight Memories’.
It’s astonishing how a little bit of audio work can make a song listenable when once it was utter pants—and the little interview at the end just makes it that bit more special.
If the moon landing convinced a generation they wanted to be astronauts, then Gravity will convince a generation otherwise.
The terrifying theatrical rollercoaster that was Gravity will probably soon be winning plenty of Oscars, but before it does this video playfully tears it a new one.
Pogo remixing The Mighty Boosh? There’s nothing here not to like, except maybe the fact that it has to end.
So relax into the surreal silliness of Howard Moon, Vince Noir, Naboo the Enigma, The Moon, The Crack Fox and Bob Fossil. Nicey nicey zoo zoo!
It’s one of the greatest action movies of all time, but just how many dollars worth of chaos did they cause?
CinemaSins tally up the damage, which involves lots of car windows, Ray Bans, robot arms, a mop, entire buildings—saving humankind is actually very destructive.
While it’s not an image anyone would want to entertain, this is definitely a case of Clarkson jizzing in his pants multiple times.
Claiming it to be a “game changer”, Clarkson test drives McLaren’s computerized robo-car and his mind is sufficiently blown by how incredibly amazingly awesome-saucely the car is to drive.
You might hate Bruno Mars’ music, but you can’t deny he has some comedic talent in this video.
Teaming up with Ellen for her hidden camera prank, the pair of them wind up a nurse who’s sent into his dressing room to check on his throat.
Scottish comic Limmy’s ADD Vine videos walk the line between tragedy and comedy.
With the sinister laugh of a broken man, we’re given selfie snapshots into a life underpinned by darkness. And they’re fucking hilarious too.
