Prometheus Questions
So many questions, so little time. That's why the guys at Red Letter Media had to condense 30 minutes worth of unanswered questions left by Ridley Scott's Prometheus into a manageable 4-minute video. Contains spoilers.
So many questions, so little time. That's why the guys at Red Letter Media had to condense 30 minutes worth of unanswered questions left by Ridley Scott's Prometheus into a manageable 4-minute video. Contains spoilers.
A glimpse inside his mind of athlete and artist Mickey Smith in his Vimeo Award-winning action sports film.
Jurjen Versteeg's Vimeo Award-winning motion graphic tells the history of the title sequence through his own title sequence.
Just like your mattress, your pillow has a big effect on the quality of your sleep. And just like their comfortable mattress, the Casper Pillow is designed to make sure you rest well. It provides both comfort and support regardless of your sleeping position, with a firm inner core and a softer outer shell. Essentially it's a pillow within a pillow. It also won't pancake or lose shape thanks to the silky fibers it was constructed with, and is finished with breathable percale cotton to keep things cool. Take advantage of the 100 night trial and if you don't love it, Casper will give you a free refund.
Presented by Casper.
Inspired by a style from the 1970's from the Timex archives, the Blackjack Watch is the latest release in the collaborative relationship between Todd Snyder and Timex. The design pays tribute to the style conscious Formula One drivers of the 60's and 70's. Updated in a modern blackout palette with black finished case and military inspired nylon strap, the Blackjack borrows distinctive details from the archival original and features 50 Meter Water Resistance and Quartz Movement. Designed for versatility and wearability, the Blackjack wears its influences proudly and perfectly embodies a New York style both brands are happy to showcase.
Presented by Todd Snyder.
When Chuck Norris is Chuck Norris, don't get in his way.
Scale buildings like a vacum-cleaning Spiderman with this suctioning backpack. The Personal Vacuum Assisted Climber was created by Utah State University's Ascending Aggies and was the winning device in the Air Force Research Laboratory Design Challenge. Not exactly stealth, but maybe after a few tweaks using their $100,000 prize money, the PVAC will be ready for covert ops before you know it.
