The Stan Winston School Of Character Arts is one of the special effects studios that worked on Jurassic Park. They recently published a video showing the evolution of the creation of the now iconic raptor costumes that were used in the revolutionary film that has started to trend.
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We all know that the future is an exciting time when technology will complete our lives, and all living beings will live in utopian peace. Or, perhaps it will be a dark, scary time when the powerful one world government run by robots enslaves humanity after the sun is destroyed.
According to Hollywood science fiction, it can really go either way.
For his latest project, remix artist Eclectic Method dove into ‘the future’ as painted by countless sci-fi movies, and just published this nerd-tastic remix that is already starting to trend.
The video is even featured on TheVerge, CBSNews, and Devour.
The Call Me Maybe craze that Carly Rae Jepsen unleashed upon the world continues, even thought it prompts groans from most listeners. Thankfully, the spoofs and parodies continue to pour in online for a good laugh.
James Covenant must have spent a good while watching all six Star Wars movies, because he was somehow able to recreate the over-played hit song with everyone’s favorite sci-fi characters singing.
It’s a nerd-alicious pop song experience that is getting a viral kick start after being featured on TastefullyO and MostWatched.
Every now and then, new never before seen footage from one of the original Star Wars movies makes it to the public. It’s been a while since the last secret film dump, but film maker Jeff Broz made up for the wait after he published this seven minute clip of glorious original behind-the-scenes Return Of The Jedi footage. The video is featured on TheForce, MarySue, and Devour.
Being able to upload one’s mind to another entity, and continue on with life has been a science fiction dream for ages.
Tom Scott made this seemingly very possible reboot simulation of what ‘dying’ in the future may be like when corporations own the ‘afterlife’ market. Like all things tech today, you’ll be asked to sign away nearly all your rights in an end user agreement.
The video went viral over the weekend, amassing over 175,000 hits, and being featured on Google+, Neatorama, and BoingBoing.
