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This Short Film Offers A Simple Yet Powerful Ode To Imagination And Transformation
Video: Everyone who’s stuck in a dull, repetitive routine can relate to Sisyphus — the Greek king doomed to spend his life pushing a boulder up a hill, only to see it roll down every time he got to the top. James Bascara’s Upon the Rock imagines one man’s odd but seemingly much-needed jailbreak from the drudgery of life.
Here's A Blasting Cap Blowing Up Ballistics Gel In Slow Motion
Video: Some really cool things happen when FullMag decided to blow up ballistics gel with some blasting caps. First, when the blasting cap detonates, the gel basically erupts and explodes into this dancing substance. But it doesn’t break! The flubber gel just expands wildly until it withstands the blow and then just traps the remnants of the blasting caps explosion inside. Pretty damn cool.
Your Star Wars Collection Isn't Complete Without A Life-Size $8,500 Boba Fett Figure
So this is what collecting action figures has come to? Apparently some Star Wars aficionados aren’t content with 3.75 or even 30cm figures in their collection. They demand something grander and even more elite, which is why a life-size Boba Fett action figure can now be had for just shy of $US8,500 ($11,004).
Paint Powder On A Drum Becomes An Explosive Rainbow With Every Hit
Video: Is it really any surprise that pointing a Phantom Flex high-speed camera at a drum covered in colourful paint pigments would produce stunning results at 1000 frames per second? Not at all. But the results from The Slow Mo Guys’ latest video are especially spectacular as you watch the shockwaves launch an explosive rainbow in all directions.
This Mockumentary Is Basically A Men's Rights Activist's Worst Nightmare
The faux documentary No Men Beyond This Point takes place in a world where biological males are going extinct. Because it turns out once cisgender men were no longer needed for reproduction, they were no longer needed… at all. This film combines a “historical” look at the decline of the Y chromosome with modern “interviews” with people like Andrew Meyers, the youngest man on the planet (he’s 37).
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