A bunch of IBM researchers put their giant brains together and made the world's smallest movie (which has been given that status by Guinness World Records) starring 130 atoms that were magnified 100 million times.
The simplistic story is about a boy named Adam who plays with an atom (it's kinda meta isn't it) and while it's lack of a complex story line may bore you, don't let that stop you from watching the video BECAUSE IT'S MADE UP OF ATOMS PEOPLE...ATOMS.
That's right, scientists made a movie with basic units of matter that have neither the desire to be a movie star nor the consciousness to become a douchebag once they realize they are famous.
This is movie making in it's purest form, and I for one am happy it exists. And let's face facts, it's a whole lot better than The Host.
After the break is the movie as well as a "How They Did It" documentary.
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