Cat Shit One Movie Trailer
Caution: The following content may be a tad violent but extremely cute!
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Japanese Spiderman TV series at Marvel.com
"In Japan they sure do love their costumed crime fighting superheroes. The whole tokusatsu genre, which are Japanese television shows that showcase special effects and often have costumed superheroes, is big in Japan with series like Ultraman, Kikaida and Kamen Rider staples of the genre. Production company Toei decided to use the Marvel comic hero Spider-Man and mold the web slinger into a tokusatsu television series during the 1970’s. This isn’t the Spider-Man most people grew up with. Instead of Peter Parker you get Takuya Yamashiro. And instead of battling the likes of Green Goblin and Doctor Octopus, he fought the evil Iron Cross Army. And as you can see in the above picture, Spider-Man doesn’t have any qualms about using machine guns. He even rides an awesome tricked out motor cycle, like any true tokusatsu hero should.
You can watch the first episode of the series here:"
http://marvel.com/animation/Japanese_Spider-Man
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Photo Envy
"Zackary Canepari (b.1979, USA) is a freelance photographer specializing in editorial and documentary photography"
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Coke Babies!
Coke cans make sweet love and save us from global warming!
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N.A.S.A
"'The People Tree' (Featuring David Byrne, Chali 2na, Gift Of Gab & Z-Trip). Art by Marcel Dzama. Directed and Animated: Syd Garon and Johannes Gamble. Producer: Susan Applegate. Production Company: Squeak E. Clean. Transfer House : New Hat. Film: Lance Accord. Telecine Artist and Blood Donor: Adolfo Martinelli. Photoshop: Jeremy Kaller and Jennifer Fujikawa.
Link to post on Boing Boing blog with full credits, and comments from David Byrne and director Syd Garon."
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Happy Up Here
Happy Up Here from Röyksopp on Vimeo.
"Official video for the first single from 'Junior'! Directed by Reuben Sutherland"
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Scrabble Keyboard
I wonder how many points this keyboard is worth? Thanks for the link Mr. Myers.
Eyebrows Dance
Cadbury's Dairy Milk, Eyebrow Dance
Peugeot 3008 vs Zamak
"The french team of directors Stéphane Leloutre & Tim Miltat worked with the 3D shop Sabotage Studio in Paris to bring the characters of Olivier Bucheron aka Zamak to live.
His characters chase a Peugeot 3008 until there is a scene in the end with boxes which feels a bit like being from a different spot. Two Left Hands threw in some Stop Motion Goodness for that part. Overall the animation is really nice, the 3D work is up to the job.
The real treat in the spot is seeing Zamak’s characters moving and interacting. The original designs are apparently made with ZSpheres. Very cool.
He has a little making of of the spot on his blog."
Click here for the video.
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