Infographic: Bad Movie Physics Report Card Dan Koelsch, December 28, 2010 io9 is one of my favorite websites for all things science and science fiction. The gang over there has created a chart that grades space films on their science accuracy, such as sound in space (there is none). It’s been spreading around the film blogs, and it’s definitely worth a look. See which films Aced the test after the break (hint: the movie in the pic above is only one of that did). Read io9’s full explanation of their report card here. Fan Made Work Viral News Apollo 13Chart
Viral Video: Dancing Groot Scene From “Guardians Of The Galaxy” August 14, 2014August 14, 2014We are already nearing two weeks since the release of Guardians of the Galaxy, and true Marvel fans – all of whom should have told everyone not to leave the theater until the end of the credits by now – might have seen those hilarious extra credit scenes by now…. Read More
Mysterious Google Doodle Causes Speculation September 7, 2010September 7, 2010Google.com has a cool new interactive doodle today, but what is it for? That’s the question everyone is asking. Normally Google’s doodle links to a search revealing what it’s purpose is – but not this time. Speculation has been wide-spread and Google has added to the fire by tweeting “Boisterous… Read More
Does Behind The Scenes Footage of 1928 Movie Show A Time Traveler? October 27, 2010November 5, 2010File this one under “Weird and Wacky”. A video has quickly gone viral online that supposedly shows a woman with a cell phone in behind-the-scenes footage of Charlie Chaplin’s The Circus, which was filmed in 1928. This is obviously impossible since cell phones were invented around 50 years later. However,… Read More