With a section dedicated to Nicolas Cage? You betcha.

Treat me right baby, I’ve been burned in the past… well, the selection in this video essay by flavourwire is a great range and certainly makes me all the more antsy to get back into some film stuff after all this play who-ha is over. I’m also starting to wonder how much more mileage can be sapped out of Clint Mansell’s score for Moon; a bit more I’d say, only because that score is that awesome.

Anyhow, see how many you can pick out (and extra points for naming the cinematographers). Full list can be found here.

Ziccup is becoming my favourite person on the internet. Here’s his latest super-cut:

Whether you love or hate the prolific writer, this is a pretty fun collection:

This video is a tribute to the work of Aaron Sorkin: the recycled dialogue, recurring phrases, and familiar plot lines. This is not intended as a critique but rather a playful excursion through Sorkin’s wonderful world of words.

Big Picture: National Geographic Traveler Magazine: 2012 Photo Contest

• The Science of Illusion
• MIT creates glucose fuel cell to power implanted brain-computer interfaces
• Neuroscience + Supercomputing + Nanotechnology = Human Brain
• Here’s the translation of what David asked the Prometheus Engineer
• Ai Weiwei: to live your life in fear is worse than losing your freedom
• Suprise! Slow media months turn nothing news into scandals

And because you can never have too much Community related things on the internet:

Brilliant!

Okay, so it’s another video that uses the Requiem for a Dream overture, but this chronological recap of Breaking Bad’s first four seasons is phenomenally well done and worth a watch before season 5 starts next month (woo!).

Warning: herein contains spoilers…

Backpedaling slightly after having mostly posted article links during the last week or so. Inversely, its mostly video content at the moment, so here’s three more random lots of them.

First is fake supercut/recut trailer for “Chuck Norris: The Movie”.

Next, a rather smart fellas re-redition of the original Super Mario Bros. game in 3D:

And lastly, I’ve had no idea how to post this, but essentially, it’s like the many, many, many hidden camera gotcha! videos that’s all over youtube at the moment, but the appeal to this humourous video is that it’s really the lovely ‘host/prankster’ who is the most awkward subject as he tries to use Blink-182 lyrics as pick-up lines.

Happy Birthday Clint you magnificent specimen and example of awesome!