Note: Video contains spoilers if you haven’t watched the show because your ex changed the password on their Disney+ account. Take a step into my time machine (actually a repurposed refrigerator box) and turn the dial to 1985! This is a reimagined trailer for The Book Of Boba Fett as

This is an absolutely magnificent 4K video of earthrise as seen from the moon, created by Youtube user Seán Doran using images captured by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency’s Kaguya Orbiter. It features several different angles too. What a trip — Earth looks so small. If you squint though you

This is a video edited together by Youtuber John DiMarco (previously: the evolution of warp jumping) featuring the evolution of Star Trek’s transporter effects over the past 55 years, including scenes from The Original Series and Original Series films, The Animated Series, The Next Generation and The Next Generation films,

Because all Titanic movies end the same, this is a supercut of the ship going down from five different movies, featuring a depiction of the sinking ship from 1953’s Titanic, 1958’s A Night To Remember, 1979’s SOS Titanic, James Cameron’s 1997 Titanic, and 2000’s Britannic (which was actually about White

This is some footage of a residential Los Angeles neighborhood circa 1940 that’s been remastered in HD, with its framerate boosted to 60FPS. It’s also been stabilized, denoised, cleaned and deblurred, and colorized. If that’s the Portal of the Folded Wings Shrine to Aviation in the background (which it is),

From Matt Highton (of Spice Girls/Dune mashup fame) comes this video of the Pokemon cartoon intro recreated using only stock footage he edited together. The result is pretty impressive in a lot of ways, and pretty desperate in a lot of other ways (I’m looking at you, Blastoise). It kind

This is a compilation video edited together by Youtuber John DiMarco comparing the varying visual effects used in the Star Trek franchise for ships warp jumping, featuring examples from 1979 – 2021. Some more info about warp jumping and timestamps of all the movies and shows used while I warp

Finally, somebody did it: comedian and filmmaker Matthew Highton made a mashup video of the Spice Girls in Dune. It’s every bit as fantastic as it sounds, and I would watch a full-length two and a half hours of this, no questions. Fifteen year old me? Fifteen year old me