No tricks, practically no special effects, just a disassembled automobile and about 600 takes.
via Neatorama.
No tricks, practically no special effects, just a disassembled automobile and about 600 takes.
via Neatorama.
XTREME SPORTZ* and GameBoy Tetris were both very important to me when I was twelve, so it nearly brings a tear to my eye to see them united in perfect harmony.
*Clarification: “extreme sports” to a twelve year old in 1992 meant pulling radical 360s on my rollerblades off a homemade launch ramp and watching lots of Dan Cortese.
UPDATE: Coincidently Geekologie also just posted a different, but equally XTREME, Tetris irl video. Check it out.
This has been making the rounds recently. It’s some sort of marketing piece for some sort of tv with some sort of fancy new technology, but the important things are A. Clowns B. Guns C. stuff blowing up everywhere. It’s like The Dark Knight meets Quick Change meets ER (who knew hospitals were such lucrative places to rob?) meets the ending of The Professional.
These are both great for different reasons. Props to whichever ad agencies are behind them.
“…we’re in a viral!” lol
A: Nuns will always chuck less nunchak than Bruce M-Fn’ Lee. Coming ‘atcha via Neatorama:
What exactly are you trying to say here, Nokia? All Chinese people are good at ping pong and kung fu, huh?
Thanks [BB-Blog].
I love the freaky physics of this dream world.