The 'Iron Man' Trilogy in 2 Minutes

"Iron Man" is one man's dramatic journey from functioning alcoholic to functioning alcoholic in a death machine. Two guys (Max Knoblauch and Bob Al-Greene) summarize the entire plot of the 'Iron Man' trilogy in about two minutes.

Written by drunk people, performed by drunk people—and no doubt consumed by drunk people. Several Portland writers got together one night for an experiment in writing a script drunk.

Oh god yes. Okay, this film may end up being a load of old crap, but it's showing such promise! Giant robots versus monsters. I mean, what more could you possibly want? It's like a godzilla reboot, but good!

I don't know whether it's the laws of physics, Newton's Law, Friction or Torque that causes this weirdness to occur but I do know one thing. It sure is purdy. Kinda mesmerising. I could watch this all day.

There is a myth of a cat, more terrifying than the tea party getting in to power. A cat they say was created by dead gods from another dimension. Avoid it if you can, blink in its company at your peril.

Somehow, a dog sensed the recent earthquake in Northern California before anyone else at this local news station.

Man waiting patiently at a bus stop gets an unexpected pickup

Lets face it, all babies are bullying thugs who don’t care who gets in their way - Fear their wrath! – The problem is most people don’t know how to fight a baby, but Gavin McInnes isn’t most people. Let the violence begin.

Threads was aired on 1984 to an unsuspecting British public and, in just one airing, it put the UK off nuclear war for good. It’s grim viewing and just try and imagine how it would’ve impacted its audience in a pre-internet ara.

If these dudes had this level of skill at anything remotely useful they’d be rich & famous. Bedding babes, partying with celebs, develop a raging crack/skag/meth habit, end up in jail, die aged 28.

If you fancy yourself as a bit of an environmental activist but don’t want to go all native and end up lost in a jungle somewhere, then just consume instead. That’s right, it’s that easy.