This is very likely the best thing to come out of the Mayweather/Pacquiao fight. Very funny and too true. I’ll be checking out more from Noober Goober Gaming.

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If you didn’t watch Last Week Tonight with John Oliver this past year on HBO, then you missed one of the funniest and most informative shows on television. Well, John Oliver is back with a web exclusive where he discusses New Year’s Eve. Check it out…

Check out 270 movies from 2010 in six minutes. Edited together by G-Whiz Productions. For a list of films used in order of appearance, head over here.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, I LOVE MOCK TRAILERS. Especially for classic video games. People that can make a funny trailer that stays true to the source material while paying homage to different parts of the game deserve our attention. This mock movie trailer for the classic PC learning game The Oregon Trail is perfect. Watch it and comment below!

Recently, DC Comics put together a test video for a proposed Blue Beetle live-action TV series. I gotta say, I dig it. Watch it below…

The proposed series would follow the latest incarnation of the Blue Beetle, Jaime Reyes, a teenager from Texas who the scarab chooses as its next host. In his short timespan as the hero, Reyes has been a member of the Teen Titans and has appeared in the animated series Batman: The Brave and the Bold. At Comic-Con, it was revealed that he would be appearing in an episode of Smallville‘s final season along with fan favorite hero Booster Gold. Could DC be hoping to use Smallville to spin the character into his own series? It seems like a smart plan to me.

This video from DigitalMaxz is beyond awesome. They compressed a 7 day trip from Los Angeles to New York City in a convertible into 4 minutes with timelapse. Words don’t even do it justice, just check it out below…

This next video, Vancouver City, includes a mix of timelapse footage shot in and around Vancouver. It was created by Youtube user TimeLapseHD. The footage is breathtaking. This video is polished and it simply looks cool and has an awesome feel to it.

Timelapse films and video is an art form all on its own. While it can include a narrative, it doesn’t really need one, nor should it be forced into the footage. You just need to find the right music to enhance the footage, while not distracting from its natural beauty.

Ever create your own timelapse video? Or do you have another awesome video? Share it with us! We want to see it, post it, and talk about it. Thanks!