FilmsActuTrailers brings us this adorable Pixar computer animated short to promote Pixar Short Films Collection Volume 2. In the short clip, titled Burn-E, Droid Burn-E has a very specific job to, but keeps getting distracting at just the wrong moment.
As usual, Pixar makes magic. Even in less than a minute.
Nearly every child around the globe has played with, and loves, LEGO blocks. The timeless toy company has been copied countless times, but no one can compare to the original.
To celebrate their 80 year anniversary of making their world famous building blocks, they published this touching computer animation short film covering the story behind LEGO.
Already, the new short film has over 185,000 hits and nearly 6,000 likes, and is covered by TheDailyWhat, MostWatchedToday, IHeartChaos, and Mashable.
For their thesis film at Ringling College of Art and Design, Phillip Simonm and Alyse Miller created this adorable computer animated short film, titled The Colors Of Evil.
The video has had a viral explosion after being featured on the front page of Reddit.
This computer animation by NMANewsDirect has viewers reminded of the transport tubes imagined in Matt Groening’s Futurama world. But apparently, vacuum tubes shuttling pods of people around the world at hyper speeds may one day be a reality.
What could every space exploration movie or TV show use more of? Cats, of course!
Dastoli Digital made this exciting and entertaining digital science fiction short, but added a special kick. Live cats. The results are truly spectacular!
The week old video just went viralviral today, and was just covered by YouTubeTrends, LaughingSquid, Mashable, MarySue, and the DailyWhatGeek.
