Wow! 100 Best Movie Lines in 200 Seconds

Surfing for Seniors!

The title says it all.

Latest I'm a PC Commercial

Remember This 3-D Sidewalk Art?

This street art from artist, Edgar Müller, was passed around in e-mails ages ago.

Here's a stop-motion film made of the production of one of his pieces - The Crevasse - at the Annual Festival of World Culture held in Ireland in August 2008.

Mr. T for Mother's Day

Don't Want to Call Mom on Mothers' Day? Outsource It!

Worst Hospital Food in the World

If you weren't sick when you went in, you'll certainly be sick after trying to survive on the food they serve you in these hospitals. A running collection of pictures taken of the worst food from hospitals all over the world.

All About Capitalism

This Cold War-era cartoon uses humor to tout the dangers of Communism and the benefits of capitalism. An early piece from Hanna-Barbera and produced by John Sutherland.

Best Way to Get Rid of a Nigerian Scammer

Proof that Cell Phone Companies are Evil

Kids - don't try this at home!

Horse Legs from Seattle

An idea that started at Kim Graham Studios in Seattle as an art project and started selling beyond their wildest expectations. Just how many horse-people are there out there?

Friday Distraction

This is one cool site with great coding!

Sweet Rendition of Stand by Me

How to Make a Baby

My Last Day Working at Home Depot

Manly Chest Gear

Always wanted a hairy chest? Get your own without having to grow one - complete with gold chain! The hairy bib was a promotion for an Australian lemon soft drink from Cadbury-Schweppes.

Incredible Slo-Mo

What you can do with a 1000 frames-per-second video camera played back in slow motion.


I-Movix SprintCam v3 NAB 2009 showreel from David Coiffier on Vimeo.

Here is the first SprintCam v3 showreel, made for NAB 2009 exhibition.

Mostly 1000FPS shots, made during a recent rubgy competition in the Stade de France, Paris.

Your Life in 3 Minutes

Donuts for Cops

Only in LA - don't try this at home, kids!

The Earth When Reduced to 100 People

There have been a lot of variations on this theme of taking the world's current population and reducing it down to a small number to show the various proportions: Races, religions, gender. The Miniature Earth project recently created a short video clip that depicts the world population as 100 people.