If you’re a bicycle lover, you will surely love this fantastic video it will make you miss summer. Just a warning: The following stunts are extremely dangerous and were done by professionals. If you’re going to try some of these ‘no handed bike moves’ on your way home, do it at your own risk.

Source: ‘A Professional Display of 50 No Handed Bike Moves’ performed to “Golden Tree” by Martin Brooks. More from Martin Brooks here: myspace.com/martinbrooks

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Here’s a compelling short film that gives a glimpse into what the future of nuclear energy has in store for human life.

The film is set in post-nuclear Tokyo in a dimension not so distant from ours. Young salary-man’s morning commute takes a surreal turn.

Sources: youtube and blindfilm.net

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A beautiful stop motion animation made entirely of pencil and cut paper is the official music video for the acoustic version of My Robot Friend’s Waiting. Directed by Liam Stevens of MakeMake Studio.

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Low Guns is a 7 seconds on a station platform, seen through the window of a high-speed train, in slow-motion. “Low Guns” is written and performed by SixToes (www.sixtoes.co.uk).

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This is one movie you must really watch this 2011. I mean, have you ever seen a movie about a murderous tire before? And if you like randomness, then you will like this movie.

This is a one and a half hour movie. It’s the story of a pervy tire named Robert, who gets obsessed with a mysterious woman out in a desert town. Meanwhile, he enjoys killing people with his creepy telepathic powers.

Directed by Quentin Dupieux (the visionary producer Mr. Oizo)
Starring: Stephen Spinella, Jack Plotnick, Wings Hauser, Roxane Mesquida, Ethan Cohn, Hayley Holmes, Hayley Ramm

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This film was made by a Stephen Higgins, a filmmaker based in New York City, for YouTube’s 5th birthday last May 2010.  It features trick cyclist Danny MacAskill, also known as inspiredbicycles, simply doing sort of freerunning with a bicycle.  Danny MacAskill became a street trials sensation after his video was seen by millions of people on YouTube. (Videos and more photos after the jump)

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Now here’s the video that made Danny MacAskill web famous. It features probably the best collection of street/street trials riding ever seen as Danny MacAskill took to the streets of Edinburgh for a freestyle trip around the city on his mountain.  With a video that has now heralded over 20 million views on YouTube, little did he know he’d spark an internet phenomenon. Without a doubt, this video pushes the envelope of what is perceived as possible on a trials bike. Watch.

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Machinima.com director Ben Buja presents a bloopers short launch episode of the brand new Halo Reach presenting some of the funny things you can do in this game — silly stuff that makes you love the game even more.

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