What happens next will make you cry forever ... which happens to be perfect, since Upworthy apparently is powered by our tears.
Hollywood is so convinced that we're all Ritalin-popping babies that scenes where characters describe "password protection" have been replaced with cool guys wearing sunglasses pressing the keyboard fast.
Daniel O'Brien brags about his encyclopedic knowledge of presidents again. This time, we learn about the relative badassery of Grover Cleveland, JFK, Chester A. Arthur, and Herbert Hoover. We get it, Dan. You're, like, King President.
Editor-in-Chief Jack O'Brien metaphorically farts in our childhood mouths by ruining all your favorite movies. Die Hard, Jack? Really? What's next, Upworthy Videos?
What happens next will make you cry forever ... which happens to be perfect, since Upworthy apparently is powered by our tears.
Life finds a way ... to poke holes in the beloved blockbuster. Or wait, not life. Us. We did it. Sorry, everyone.
We're actually pretty predictable as a species, and it's all thanks to our programming. Here's exactly why as soon as Guardians of the Galaxy hit theaters the population couldn't contain its own Groot fever.
Everyone knows that Big Cat has the Internet in its pocket. So when Cody Johnston offhandedly mentioned that cats aren't great, a flame war occurred. On the Internet of all places. In a comments section.
The golden goose egg of Easter eggs. A compendium of tiny details in movies. I heard if you mention them at parties, people will like you. Good job, you!
Conspiracy truther Michael Swaim discusses the origin of super-intelligent mice and other failed fringe-science experiments clearly done in the ACME labs.
Jack dissects recent movie trailers and finds that no one actually knows what they're doing in Hollywood. Apparently, we don't know what we want and they're making a fortune not knowing how to give it to us.
Inspired by Alli Reed's article 4 Things I Learned From the Worst Online Dating Profile Ever, startup findLOVE.net tries to navigate the very confusing, very dick-pic-ridden terrain of online dating.
Daniel once again proves that he is a normal human by showing us all the simple tasks he can accomplish. In his defense, however, people in movies are pretty terrible at them.
If you're like most of us, you may have shot a gun once or twice, but you typically stay away from things that can kill you. So, basically, the totality of ballistics knowledge you have comes from movies. This is a video that proves you're a dummy.
Apparently, '90s children's movies were hellbent on telling us that life is a ceaseless cavalcade of chaos and we should be more or less terrified of growing up.
We used to roll our eyes at actors for taking themselves so seriously. Now we know that sometimes it's the most thankless job ever. Let them have the Oscars. You know what, let's just give them all the awards now. You deserve it, buddies.