I was inspired by LLC's high school project "...best movie ever made". So I found on my computer an old video I did in high school as well. It's not as clever as LLC's movie, but it was fun to make. Talk about losing quality after converting it to mpeg and then uploading it to youtube. But I still hope you enjoy it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKOt_GSkU64

Verrrrrrrry good. I like it. I loved one of the gags, where our hero edges to the corner of a wall, aims his gun, and we cut to show how silly he is, with the baddies behind him. It's funny because it's a clever manipulation of space via shot-to-shot editing.



How long ago did you make this?

Blibble, that's great man!

Capo, do you have any of your movies on youtube?

About ten years ago.

Glad you thought:

Wow, that was great.

Just imagine what kind of movie magic you and LLC could make together.

I was also laughing out loud - loved it!

That was excellent.

It's funny, that dinosaur has become somewhat of an entertaining experiment for me. Unintentionally. There are three types of people;

1. People who get the randomness of it and automatically laugh.

2. People who seemingly don't even notice it and have no reaction whatsoever.

3. And my favorite, the person who sees the dinosaur and straightens up with their eyebrows furrowed and they say something along the lines of "What... wait... huh? What was that? Wait..." And they look like they want to laugh, but they aren't sure if they are supposed to. They usually look around to whoever else is watching it to read their expressions. "Why was there a dinosaur walking by, was that part of the plot? Or, wait... what? Huh? Was that just to be funny? Or what?" Haha, those are my favorite people. I usually just stare at them with a blank look as long as possible to see what they end up deciding.

4. People who look at it, disagree with its inclusion, and say, "That was a tad pretentious, wasn't it?"

People pertaining to this last point are also called wankers.

I saw the dinosaur as symbolic for your broken soul. I also read it as a political statement, satirically addressing the issue of sending dinosaurs to Iraq.