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!!!!!!!
It’s amazing what a make under can do for someone, turning a girl who looks like an extra from The Warriors into someone far easier on the eye.
So, yeah, what we can all take from this is that, unless you conform to conventional standards of beauty, then get the hell off TV .
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.
Soooo, Heroes the TV show—remember that? It started off amaze-brills with the 1st season and then proceeded to crap all over its loyal fans with terrible storylines.
Welllll it’s coming back, jumping back on the superhero bandwagon and hoping to emulate the success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Reportedly, one of the new hero’s powers is going to be the ability to turn a deadhorse into a TV show by incessantly flogging it.
If your child’s a space geek, or even if they’re not, you’ll score major brownie points by building them this badass space-themed desk inspired by Nasa’s Mission Control Centre.
Jeff High Smith is the father who made this piece of awesomeness, which even plays space-related sounds and has all those flashing lights, knobs and switches so you can pretend you’re ground control to Major Tom.
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Contemporary action trailers love nothing more than to fade to black, heightening the dramatic tension with the fade out.
And it’s a trend that’s ripe for a parody, so step up YouTubers Pistol Shrimps to give it the comedic treatment—it’s so good, somehow you’ll feel compelled to want to watch this non-existent film.
Just how fat can a Sim get? Can they get asobese and greedy as their gaming master IRL?
Well, there’s only one way to find out if they can hit Mr. Creosote levels of lardiness—and that’s to become their feeder and fill them until they’re the size of an average American.
Comedy Central’s social adventurer Forrest MacNeil delves into the darker side of humanity, so he can experience it and then review it—even if it means destroying his life.
And for his latest challenge Forest learns how to hate black people in order to become a racist and hang out with people who heart swastikas.
