Miss the space roller coaster ride that was Gravity? Then you missed out on Sandra Bullock’s stressful spinning, George Clooney’s charisma soaked storytelling and a beautiful movie that seemed to be done in one endless take. It was a fun ride. But not nearly as fun as this animation of Gravity boiled down to 60 hilarious seconds. Enjoy.
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And this, ladies and gentlemen, is why we don’t host raves inside active volcanoes. "But Dr. No did it" is no excuse. That man is a board-certified internist and licensed super-villain.
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Mixing elements of Gothic horror and Film Noir with a healthy dose of face-melting psychedelics, Conduit will have you questioning your faith in a higher power and your own ability to sleep tonight.
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This is so great. Famous movies you know and love—like Citizen Kane, Blade Runner, The Shining and others—are re-imagined and re-told in the form of a 30 second animation movie trailer. So E.T. becomes a horror flick, The Big Lebowski is now a Kung Fu tale and Citizen Kane becomes a story about a Gross Butt and not Rosebud. It’s fun as hell to watch these great films become jokey animation movie teasers. I’d watch all of these new animated versions.
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Man, there is something inexplicably magical about moving images. GIFs are currently living large as the forever-looping medium of choice, but the ol’ timey zoetrope is having a bit of a renaissance.
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Mixing stop motion animation and time-lapse photography with Cetranger’s haunting melodies, Maxim and Katia Mezentsev create a surreal world simultaneously frozen in time and as fleeting as the life of a tongue-bound snowflake.
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In the golden era of maritime exploration, a lonely piglet dreams of escaping his island home’s isolation only to realize that no matter where you go, you cannot escape yourself. Carlos De Carvalho produced this this visually-arresting animated short.
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Sit back, grab a hot cup of tea, maybe open up a bag of cookies and enjoy yourself with this lovely musical animation called Love in the Time of Advertising. It’s a short made by David Bokser & Matt Berenty and it’s adorable in all the right ways, punching through with humor, emotion, double meanings and visual style to fill your imagination.
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Norman McLaren, a pioneer of 20th century animation, once said that "what happens between each frame is more important than what exists on each frame." But what the hell did he mean?
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Stupid jerk aliens. It’s bad enough that they turn our cows inside out and do unmentionable things to our buttholes, but stealing joints? Really?
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