The Japanese Popstars

Wes Anderson and Roman Coppola's Beer Commercial

Halo Reach

Inception: Hitchcock Style

Star Wars: The 1950s Dating Film

Famous 'Back to the Future' Footage Unearthed: Starring Eric Stoltz !!!

If you're Hollywood director Robert Zemeckis, perhaps you'll recall a time--back before The Polar Express and The Forrest Gump--when you were shooting a little time travel film with a young actor named Eric Stoltz. You were over a month into shooting Back to the Future when you realized, "This guy is NOT very good at going Back to the Future," so you went to Steven Spielberg, told him your plight, and ended up reshooting with the republican kid from Family Ties--which, of course, resulted in a film series so successful it would spawn Back to the Future: The Ride. Remember that, Bob? Well, here's some of the footage you shot with Stoltzie to remind you. Weird!!!


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The Spaceships of Bill George

Bill George's story is quite incredible. Fond of spaceships since he discovered a book about the making of Star Trek in his youth, he dedicated his life to space ships. Model after model, he finally ended as a production assistant on the model shop during the shoot of the first Star Trek movie. His dream came true when he got hired by Industrial Light and Magic, Georges Lucas’ special effects company… He worked on a lot of movies with spaceships since then. His passion made him create the SCI-Fi Airshow. For this show, he found and repaired numerous spaceships from various TV shows such as the original Battlestar Galactica or movies such as 2001 a Space Odissey. He saved those ships from certain death, repaired them, and now organizes shows all around the States with his mechanics crew. It is rumored that he can also make them fly! Find more about the show and about Bill Georges’ awesome story here. Enjoy !

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Stanley Kubrick and Garret Brown, inventor of the steadicam, on the set of 'The Shining'

Mr. Men Comics

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The Simpsons Banksy Intro

The Girl With Pinhead Parents

This anti-racism short film was created by Copernicus Studios for The Pinhead Project.
Animation Director: Andrew Holland
Animators: Philippe Tardif, Joe Acorn, Tim Larade, Adam Gunn and Ben Durrel
BGs: Tony Mitchell and Andrew Holland
Compositing / Editing: Juan Cruz Baldassarre and Murray Bain

EXCLUSIVE! Harry Partridge's "Starbarians"

"Let Go" by The Japanese Popstars

Animated in Flash!
Info on this video can be found on CHF.