My favorite movies in the world are those that involve time travel. I can’t help it, it’s my weakness. I also love any move with Joseph Gordon Levitt. And Bruce Willis. And hell let’s just add Piper Perabo because she’s just as cute as her name. But I didn’t watch Looper. Man I need to get out more. Okay, I’ll watch it right after I see everything that’s wrong with it in under 3 minutes. [Cinema Sins] More »
Everyone wants you to share. Share the music you listen to, the movies you watch, the articles you read, the books you read. So Johannes Osterhoff is sharing, just with the guy in charge. More »
This image of a mouth-watering sushi platter pain-stakingly assembled to look like a Roland TB-303 synth popped up on the Ableton Live School’s Facebook page. There’s no word on why it was created, but what’s certain is that it’s easily as impressive a creation as anything the school’s students have ever composed. More »
The Consumer Electronics Show is one of the largest conventions on the planet. And as this infographic illustrates, CES veterans have figured out specific strategies to navigating the show’s 3,000+ booths and 1.87 million square feet of exhibits. More »
When your computer freezes, clicking the mouse button furiously is definitely what solves the problem. Amazing, really, that repeating a single, simple, mechanical operation can rectify complex software problems so easily. You must have healing hands. [Mr Lovenstein] More »
Love it or hate it, LOST had a good run while it was still on air. While the show’s finale answered several burning questions, it left even more unanswered, which led to extremely polarized reviews on ‘The End.’
And even though the show wrapped up in 2010, it’s still got a pretty strong fanbase which eventually led to the creation of this hilarious and unexpectedly accurate parody…
If you’ve ever wondered what LOST would be like if it were a 16-bit RPG video game, then wonder no more because College Humor did all the thinking – and Doctor Octoroc did all the animating – for those those of us who want to know.
Check out the video below and see for yourself. Personally, I think they did a really good job summing up the show and its often frustrating plot devices.
Maybe with this video out, gamemakers and the show’s producers would consider making an actual LOST RPG for us to play and enjoy? That part where you have to enter the numbers into the old computer could be a whole minigame unto itself.
[via Buzz Patrol]
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