Cool vids...again. (Page 3 of 40)

Creepy nightmarish cartoon. Also, Betty Boop. But I repeat myself.

Ahem, well I'm not sure where your interests lie, but that's kinda the clincher for me.

Celebrity puppeteering.

God damn it, no-one told me I needed talent as well!

Whoa. Who is this Dan Trachtenberg guy? Does he have a movie commentary podcast and a cool forum?

/fickle

For something that ostensibly takes place pre-GLaDOS takeover, the environment doesn't feel nearly as sleek as it should be. But the effects are pretty awesome.

oh, so someone posts a Portal Video and nobody decides to tell me?

Whatever, i got a better one, with new dialogue from Ellen McLain.

The Teague-interesting bit starts at 4:30.

Last edited by dj_bakerman (2011-08-25 15:37:08)

I feel bad. Why? I just watched every Red vs Blue in a week.

This is the one that got me hooked.

This is a newer one.

and here's what they started out as:

I need to lay down.

OK, I wasn't gonna post these videos in this thread, because they're decidedly not cool, but I didn't want to start another thread just for two videos that may or may not be legit. This guy, somehow, got his hands on the bluray releases for the starwars films and was apparently bothered by some... alterations in the audio for the films. He then posted two clips of the audio re-synched to video from the DVD releases. He has since posted what he claims to be an actual clip from the bluray. These are the two original clips he posted:


Now, I wasn't going to buy the bluray versions anyway, because I already have the definitive releases of the films - the remastered widescreen versions on VHS - but I thought you guys might like to have a sample of what may be Lucas further damaging his most popular films. The clip of Obiwan scaring off the sand people isn't that bad a change, but adding lines of dialogue for Vader like that... what purpose does it serve? It's unnecessary crap added for no reason.

So yeah, hopefully these clips are fake, but it wouldn't surprise me in the least if they were real.

On a side note, the paintings on the covers of the two trilogy collections are really neat. Very digital looking, but whoever painted them obviously knows how to make that look work. They're really loose and borderline abstract when you look at the details. The one on the complete collection is pretty crap, tho, and I doubt it was the same guy. I only bring it up because I've been running them a lot at work, so I've basically been staring at the covers for a couple hours a day for the last week or so. If I were actually looking to buy these movies, I'd be disappointed by the lackluster case design on the complete collection.

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Oh by the way THIS.

http://www.slashfilm.com/george-lucas-s … ore-111014