Category Archives: Music & Movies

My Favorite Cosplay Video From NYCC Yet [Video]

This is really, really good. I love what the cinematographer did with this one! [Close Quarters Cosplay]



Canadian Government WIN: Official Recall on DELOREAN DMC-12 model

I don’t think this has anything to do with Canada’s newest prime minister, but the Canadian Government has just issued an “official” recall on the DELOREAN DMC-12 model. Update: the link now returns a 404 so I’ve removed it from the post. Advisory details On a certain DMC-12 car converted into a time machine, a […]

Many Times Before – A Hilarious “Back to the Future” Parody Music Video by DUM

A great new “Face Replace” parody of “Back to the Future II” featuring a new fun song from David Unger! It’s Back to the Future Day, and DUM went to the future; all the way to October 21st, 2015! That sounds like a paradox! Great Scott! [DavidUngerMusic]



SO BEAUTIFUL: A Music-Only Version of The New “The Force Awakens” Trailer [Video]

Earlier today, Disney released a music-only version of the new “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” trailer, and Youtuber Tim Gonzales revised the footage to remove the drops in music during the segments where there was dialogue. The end result if absolutely beautiful and you should all watch it right now! :) [timgonzales.com]

How Back To The Future 2 Should Have Started

How Back To The Future Should Have Ended – OR – How Back To The Future 2 Should Have Started! [HISHE]

Is ‘The Future’ A Thing Of The Past?

Screw the hoverboards. Today is the end of futuregazing. Let me put that into context. I’m not saying people will never again imagine what the world of the future will look like. But October 21, 2015 — the day Marty McFly arrives in “the future” — may mark the end of a particular era in […]

Back To The Future: Future vs Reality – A look at the Movie’s Actors Then and Now

According to Back to the Future, today is the official day where we reached “the future” from the second movie of the trilogy, so here is a look at how effectively the the film’s make-up department was able to “predict” how the actors would look like a generation later. [Via]