This is a deepfake video created by Youtuber Ctrl Shift Face (with the help of Skynet) of scenes from Terminator with Arnold Schwarzenegger’s role as the T-800 replaced by Sylvester Stallone, and Willem Dafoe as Sarah Conner. And, because this IS the internet, Brad Pitt, Jim Carrey, Donald Trump, Paris

Because it was only a matter of time, this is a supercut of every time Doc and Marty say “back to the future” in the three Back To The Future movies. Forget about going back to the future, I want to go back to the past and tell younger me

This is a pleasant little walking tour of Youtuber uly huerta’s neighborhood in Osaka, Japan, which really does put off some heavy Studio Ghibli vibes. The lack of people on the streets certainly does create a certain ambiance. For reference, my neighborhood gives off more of a dystopian future vibe.

Because it’s nice to listen to people who actually know what they’re talking about for a change (I’m looking at you, Facebook), this is a video from Insider featuring medical toxicologist Dr. Cyrus Rangan rating nine poisoning scenes from movies and shows for realism. Shows and movies include The Princess

This is an impressively high production value edit by Corridor Digital of a trailer for Matt Reeves’ ‘The Batman’ with Adam West replacing Robert Pattinson’s role as the titular superhero. They also replaced Paul Dano’s Riddler with actor Frank Gorshin and Colin Farrell’s Penguin with Burgess Meredith.” Unlike any of

This is a WIRED video of certified National Treasure Nicolas Cage answering the most searched internet questions about himself. Getting your answers straight from the source — I like that. I mean you can’t trust something just because you read it on the internet. Unless you read it on BornInSpace,

This is a video of Tom Hanks throwing out the ceremonial first pitch at the 2022 Cleveland Guardians home opener and bringing his pal Wilson along (presumably after the ball won a game of rock-paper-scissors against a box of chocolates and a giant piano you play with your feet). I

Because Youtuber John DiMarco must spend the majority of his free time rewatching Star Trek episodes and taking notes (nothing wrong with that), this is another compilation he edited (previously), this time featuring all the ‘Beam Me Up, Scottys’ and other variations spoken throughout the franchise, from The Original Series