If Apple released their own animated parody of Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, we can only hope that it's as good as College Humor's. You'll find golden iTickets, iPhone 5's, and more. Continue reading for the video.
Unlike other short films, this one by Jeff Desom was made from a host of vintage photographs of New York, paired to Hauschka's music -- "song issued from the album 'Ferndorf' released by FatCat Records." Continue reading to watch.
Ok, so it's not exactly a video game that you can play in real-life, but rather an amazing short film created by YouTube user CorridorDigital. Let's just say don't ruin someone's painting and try to run off into a building. Continue reading to watch the film.
Post-it notes by themselves are nothing special, but when combined with stop-motion photography and Nintendo's Mario, it's an entirely different story. Continue reading to watch an incredible student-made animation.
Similar to these geeky Microsoft Excel drawings, this incredible animation was created entirely with Google Docs. For those doubting its authenticity, "see the presentation (and wait for it to load - the file is heavy!) here -- 3 animators. 3 days (sort of). 3 Locations. 1 Google Doc." Continue reading for a video preview.
Animator Patrick Boivin has teamed up with Google once again to bring you another ninja unboxing for the Nexus S, which you can watch here. That's not all, the crew over at iFixit have already completely dissected the handset, and provided us with a comprehensive tear down gallery. Click here for more pictures.
After the main animation has finished, don't forget to scroll down and pick up the nunchuck near the bottom of the page, too; we spend several gleeful minutes hurling it at the various comments.[via - iFixit]
While A Robot's Life may not feature animation that is on par with Pixar or Dreamworks movies, it definitely is worth a view or two. It "was directed by Elad Offer, with animation by Jacob Bergman and Derek Kent." Continue reading to watch.
[via Technabob]
You may have seen these Pixar movies fan remixes floating around for quite some time now, but you know what they say, some things never get old, they only get better. Continue reading to watch -- image above via.
Watching the Harry Potter movies and/or reading the books is one thing, getting a tattoo permanently inked onto your skin proves that you're more than just a regular fan. Click here to see twelve ultra geeky Harry Potter tattoos.
[via Buzzfeed]
Salesman Pete could quite possibly be the coolest fan-made animated short we've ever seen. Here's the premise: "Pete is a nice and clumsy salesman. But he's also a deadly super secret agent with a microprocessor implanted into his brain by some mad scientists from the government." Continue reading to watch.
[via Gizmodo]
