Here's the third trailer for American McGee's Alice: Madness Returns (it ends fairly gory). It has a nice look, but I sure hope it's got a lot less jumping than the last game.
Saturday Night Live featured an advertisement for a personal injury attorney specializing in injuries caused by viewings (or involvement in) Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark. I love his suit and the list of possible claims at the end. Via.
Los Angeles CBS 2 News correspondent Serene Branson's report on the Grammy's went so awry that you have to fear for her health. (As far as I can tell, they're not mentioning it on their broadcast or website. Probably too interesting.) Via.
Here's more footage shot for the Volkswagen Star Wars commercial. It says "making of" but it's really just more footage of little Darth Vader adorably failing to use the force.
Steampunk meets Sin City's visual style in the video by Soapbox Films for Ben Lovett's Eye of the Storm:
And here, director Christopher Alender and producer Kris Eber give an in-depth behind the scenes look (Lovett is the pilot and his scarf was puppeteered to simulate wind):
The mimic octopus can swim like a fish, or bury most of its arms and look like a sea snake, or stand on its legs, or run on the ocean floor like a turkey, or puff itself up to double it's size, or change the patterns on its body, or...
Enjoy as Little Darth Vader attempts to use Sith Lightning on his dog, and suffers other humiliations, in Volkswagen's Super Bowl ad. (Good ad for Star Wars costumes, not so much for Volkswagen.) Via.
Lost, Breaking Bad, Mad Men and more as tiny dioramas by Steven Huybrechts. The video's NSFW on account of the Hung miniatures (and sound effects). Via thesesites.
I'm assuming this is by Blur Studio - - watch In Lex We Trust, the latest DC Universe Online trailer. It starts a little slow, but makes up for that by featuring a futuristic Batman.
Relatedly, this is a fairly positive review for the game, especially the actual combat. It made the dual pistol character sound pretty cool, so I found a video showing off the acrobat's moves: