Video game industry is growing at breakneck speed. Billions of dollars are spent on new consoles, perfect gameplay and graphics and, of course, trailers. Some video game trailers are worth an Academy Award. Here are the best of them:
1.    Grand Theft Auto IV, or GTA IV. The game was designed for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. On the first day millions of copies were sold, the success was dizzy. By the results of sales GTA IV was included into The Guinness Book of Records.

2.    Splinter Cell: Conviction. It is a fifth game in Splinter Cell series. It was released in April, 2010. Due to a number of new gameplay features, the game immediately entered top 10 lists of video game lovers.

3.    Assassin’s Creed II. In November 2009 the game was released for game consoles, and approximately a month ago appeared a version for Windows. Nonlinear gameplay is a zest of the game.

4.    Resistance: Fall of Man. It is a sci-fi shooter developed for Play Station 3. The game has won several awards and has got generally favorable reception.

5.    Halo 3. It is another shooter for Xbox 360. The game concludes a series of Halo shooters. During the first week of sales, Halo grossed over $ 330 million.

6.    Bioshock is a first-person shooter that features role-playing game customization. Bioshock has got several Game of the Shows Awards, an award as a PC Game of the Year and many others.

7.    Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. It is the third best-selling video game of all times. The game received highly favorable critical reception. Within the first 24 hours over 14 million copies were sold.

8.    Halo 3: ODST. On the one hand, it is an extension to Halo3, but this game is considered independent. By the way, it is the only live-action game trailer in the list, which is worth your attention.

9.    Uncharted 2: Among Thieves is an action-adventure game with third-person perspective. Among multiple awards it has won there Are Game Developers Choice Award and Game of the Year Award.

10.    Gears of War is a third-person shooter with positive critical review. Improved graphics and more precise control are the major improvements.

Lots of football fans watch a football match ones but funny moments in the game they love to watch every time they have a chance. So, why not to do it one more time? Check out the best and the funniest football moments:
1.    Nothing can be more extraordinary and weird than Japan soccer. In fact, it is an unusual type of soccer, it is rather a stupid and insane imagination of the men. These men try to play football wearing binoculars and weird costumes. Do they really enjoy it?

2.    Boris Johnson, a football player who is actually the English politician, who from time to time takes part in charity matches. During their game vs. Germany he behaved too harsh…or he thought he was playing rugby?

3.    Meet Diego Forlan and his incredible goal miss. It was during a friendly game when Diego did it. I can imagine the faces of fans at that moment. But I do not even dare to figure out Not bad!?

4.    San Lorenzo from Gaston Aguirre is a perfect defender. He managed to take a ball, made a shot and…hit a pigeons that appeared on the field at the wrong time.

5.    Football players are the strongest men with great strength of will, do not they? However, they can be highly sensitive sometimes. The goalkeeper could win the Academy Award if he performed a bit longer.

And to top it all, I would like to present you a series of football moments that will raise your mood immediately. If you have got interested in the sports funny topic, take your time and watch Sport Video: Top 5 Funniest NBA Moments.

It has been announced a list of movies that are considered the best of their time. All of them were shot in the middle of the last century but their popularity is high till today. Let me mention some of them that are really worth seeing if you like old movies:
1. Seven Samurai. The film was shot in 1954 by a famous director Akira Kurosawa. The story goes about farmers who hire seven samurai to fight with a gang.

2. The Rules of the Game. The work of a French director Jean Renoir dates back to 1939, the plot is focused on the upper class society on the eve of World War II.

3. Breathless. Another film from a French film industry. The protagonist who is a young handsome criminal is performed by Jean-Paul Belmondo.

4. The Seventh Seal. The Swedish drama film dates back to 1957 and directed by Ingmar Bergman. In the limelight there is a medieval knight who meets Death.

5. Modern Times. It is a classical representative of American comedy by Charlie Chaplin. His character tries to survive in a new epoch of industrialization.

6. Solaris. The psychodrama under the direction of Andrei Tarkovsky was shot in 1972 and turned into a legend that is worth seeing.

7. Lat Tango in Paris. In this Italian film star such stars as Marlon Brando, Maria Schneider and Jean-Pierre Leaud.

8. Les Enfants du Paradis, known as Children of Paradize was released in 1945 in France. The story tells about the Nazi occupation so terrifying and close to that time.

9. Umberto D. is a neorealist movie directed by Vittorio de Sica. The greatest thing is that nearly all actors were non-professionals.

10. Blowup. The film was released in 1966; it is the result of cooperation between British and Italian filmmakers. The story is focused on a photographer who gets involved in a murder by accident.