Inside Grand Theft Auto
BBC's Rory Cellan-Jones gives you a behind the scenes look at the team that got the whole Grand Theft Auto franchise started nearly 20 years ago.
BBC's Rory Cellan-Jones gives you a behind the scenes look at the team that got the whole Grand Theft Auto franchise started nearly 20 years ago.
Sin long and prosper when Cinema Sins reveals everything that could have been better in J.J. Abrams' Star Trek Into Darkness.
Plot Point Productions compiles all of the greatest final moments from film into one powerful montage.
The 1960's was a revolutionary time for diving, with significant improvements to underwater diving apparatus and underwater timing instruments. Leading the charge was Oris, and now they've reached back into their archives for the Oris Divers Sixty-Five Watch. The follow-up to the critically acclaimed blue-dialed version, the green Oris arrives with an updated look of the original while retaining retro details like the slim case line, thin bezel, and trapezoid date window. It's also taken advantage of 21st-century watchmaking techniques with Swiss Made automatic movement, bubble-curved glass made of scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, and anti-reflective coating on the inside to reduce glare and increase legibility while underwater. This direct descendant of one of Oris's first diver's comes with a choice of three straps and a metal bracelet, and successfully melds the groundbreaking features of the original with modern enhancements for a diver that's in a class by itself.
Presented by Oris.
GoPro Karma is a highly-capable yet beginner-friendly drone. But it's just as useful on the ground as it is in the air. Thanks to its detachable stabilizer and Grip accessory, it also lets you capture smooth, rock-stable footage whether you're holding it in your hand or have it hooked to one of the company's signature mounts. Shot 100% on Karma and the HERO5 camera, this video gives you a taste of the system's possibilities.
Presented by GoPro.
Set a year after the Dark Knight Rises, this fan-made short takes Christopher Nolan's trilogy a step further with the rise of Robin in a Batmanless Gotham.
Liev Schreiber and Romola Garai might make you rethink your Mars One application in this sci-fi horror from Blinky director Ruairi Robinson. In theaters December 6, 2013.
