The Faces of ParaNorman
In just two days you can enjoy LAIKA's 3D stop-motion, zombie animation, but until then, watch the insane process that went into creating the thousands of facial expressions for the characters of ParaNorman.
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The Return of Derrick Rose
After his season ended early with a torn ACL, Derrick Rose is gearing up to make his return to the hardwood. Adidas is giving Bulls fans an inside look as the Chicago guard recovers with a multi-episode documentary.
Heart of Coppola
Film editor Brian Carroll honors the 33rd Anniversary of Francis Ford Coppola's labor of love Apocalypse Now with this mashup of Orson Welles' reading of Heart of Darkness, clips from the film, and Eleanor Coppola's documentary Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse.
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GoPro Max Camera
MAX, GoPro's latest 360-degree camera, promises to be far more versatile — and easier to use — than its predecessor. It's billed as three cameras in one: a traditional HERO style single lens, a front-screened vlogging option, and an immersive spherical mode. It offers Max HyperSmooth video stabilization and in-camera stitching with the ability to reframe 360 content in the GoPro app. MAX also has four digital lenses — including Max SuperView, the company's widest ever — and six mics that give it shotgun-mic performance. And it's highly compact, with a body that's waterproof to 16 feet and that has built-in folding mounts for connecting to the wide range of GoPro accessories.
Presented by GoPro.
Ignite Your Creativity
Filming your personal highlight reel just got even easier with the most versatile GoPro yet. Packing three cameras in one, the new MAX allows for immersive 360-degree snowboard runs, next-level vlogging, and traditional Hero-style surf videos with unbreakable stabilization. At the same time, six mics deliver mesmerizing audio for their best sound to date. Choose between four digital lenses to capture the perfect shot and get point and click panoramas — no panning necessary.
Presented by GoPro.
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F1 Car Plays The Star-Spangled Banner
While visiting New York, The Red Bull F1 running show car gave a revved up performance of the National Anthem in front of Lady Liberty herself.
Hey, Why Should I Be On The Internet?
The kids of 1995 were way ahead of their time when they created this PSA accurately predicting the rise of the internet, right down to the total cat domination.
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Restored 1968 Bullitt Ford Mustang GT
Steve McQueen's 1968 Ford Mustang from the film Bullitt still remains one of cinema's most recognized rides. And thanks to Omaze, YOU can own this completely restored replica. While an incredible car like this can set you back a pretty penny, Omaze is running a sweepstakes where one lucky entrant can actually win this 1968 Ford Mustang GT, expertly restored by Richard Rawlings and his Gas Monkey crew. The car features an original 390 big block engine, 4-speed manual transmission, and a few upgrades to get you ripping through the San Francisco streets with 600 hp. The best part? You can enter to win by donating to the Gas Monkey Foundation and helping them revive communities in need across Texas.
Presented by Omaze.
SimpliSafe Home Security
Cameras, smart locks, entry and motion sensors — the Simplisafe Home Security System keeps you covered the inside out. Its collection of devices doesn't just alert you of an intruder, they also have 24/7 Professional Monitoring that contacts to the police. They provide eyewitness accounts including the invader's whereabouts, if they're armed, and what they're up to, resulting in a dispatch that is 3.5 times faster. But their security isn't only about intruders. The system can also protect your home from other threats like fires, carbon monoxide, and water damage.
As seen in Uncrate Issue 04.
Presented by SimpliSafe.
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Chad Johnson Getting Cut
For the first time in his career, Chad Johnson was probably wishing the cameras weren't rolling. After a long weekend, the football star was released from the Miami Dolphins, and HBO's Hard Knocks crew was there to get it all on film.
Best Movie Shark Attacks
The good, the bad, and the computer generated. Just in time for Shark Week, here's a look at the best shark attacks film has to offer.
