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Defys the rules of physics!

damn that was good

4 words.Too much free time.:rolleyes

Cool until they put a station wagon accord...

is that for real or can that

A) be digitally done?

or

B)be spliced together in sections very well?

It was probably done digitally, but there are people who spend their lives doing shit like this. There's an actual term for that kinda thing, complex 'cause and effect' type deals. I forget what it is, but my friends and I made a simple one in high school chem 3, though we stold half the parts from mouse trap. =p

I saw one where after about 20 minutes of stuff being knocked around, the end result was toothpaste being spit out onto a toothbrush.

It is a Rube Goldberg Machine. (http://www.rube-goldberg.com/) Check the link for details on Rube and his drawings.

99% sure its digital, but yes, Rube Goldberg device is the correct term for it.

What I read says it was real and all shot in a single camera take. The wheels were weighted on the back side to make them roll up like that.

Thanks. The technical term was driving me nuts. Heh.

Though I imagine with how much money Honda rakes in every year, they could afford to do something like this.

Very nice...and yeah...Too bad it's a Honda...of any type.

I suppose you drive a Bentley Prezto?

I drive an new Audi. Thanks though. If I was 90, wore plaid pants,neck scarves, and had a couple farms down in Peru I might be snubbing my nose at Rolls Royce owners in that very vehicle.

Oh, and I forgot. For those that don't know Bentley > Rolls.

It's 100% real. No CGI of any sort. Took 606 takes and a lot of luck =p

HOW DO YOU KNOW ITS REAL!?!?!?!?

im gonna remake it with hotwheel cars and parts