Star Wars (Avengers: Age of Ultron Style!)

UK-based video editor Ross Thompson (aka The Unusual Suspect) made a modernized trailer for the original Star Wars trilogy in the style of the teaser trailer for this Summer's Avengers sequel, Avengers: Age of Ultron.

Thanks to some hydroforming, this British guy put together a steel suit so he can be experience a firework display from inside the very heart of it without sustaining life-threatening injuries. What a whacko.

What's this!? Somebody call Mulder and Scully because this footage shows a UFO hovering over a tourist hotspot in London.

This year Wimbledon 2011 is going to be a little bit special, For the first time the Championships will be aired live - in 3D - at cinemas all across the globe, you'll be ducking to avoid the balls as they emerge from the screen.

Electric vehicles run pretty much silent. As cool as that is, it's kinda dangerous for cyclists and pedestrians. In order to redress this, crazy as it sounds, it makes sense to put a speaker in them blaring out engine noises!

He might push that suave, sophisticated facade, but that's all it is. Underneath all of that he is a total bellamy. Hey Bond, sleeping with that many women isn't big and it isn't clever.

Some chick in the USA gets bitten by one before she has a chance to stomp it’s arachnoid ass – WTF!? Lock your doors, barricade the windows & forget the zombie invasion, there's a new kid on the block & it wants your blood!

If you wondered how important music can be when concerning moving images, then take a look at how creepy the Friends intro is without any—it just seems like a bunch of weirdoes moving around for no real reason.

Listen up yo, we’re all a bunch of gay fish swimming in an ocean of ass compared to Zach. You can tell he means every word, you can feel his pain. But don’t cry for him, coz he’s already dead y’all.

Dude, nobody expected you to take 'Keep your eye on the ball' literally. It just means 'pay attention,' which, ironically, would have prevented this.

From watching this it looks like the new Sherlock Holmes movie is taking tips from the Carry On… films with innuendos coming as thick and fast as the action. Ahem.