Rhaomi
26-10-2006, 19:29
Pretty sure that last one's not a word, but oh, well.
Anyways, I was browsing YouTube when I came across this intriguing video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qCSahatkbk). It's pretty trippy, so much so that you shouldn't watch it if you have epilepsy. I'm not kidding.
It piqued my curiosity, so I went to its website (www.wearethestrange.com) and read up on it. Apparently the video is a trailer for an upcoming indie movie called "We Are The Strange". The website describes it as "Monsters, Inc. meets The Nightmare Before Christmas inside of a retro Japanese video game." To me it looks like a Tim Burton movie on crack.
What's amazing is the fact that all 80-odd minutes of the film was made by one guy (he calls himself "m dot strange") in his basement, using stop-motion animation with some 3D greenscreen stuff. He dubs the new style "st8nime" (stray-knee-may), a mixture of stop-motion, 8-bit music, and anime. I don't know how he pulled it off, but it looks like the production values are fantastic, all things considered. There's some crazy, crazy stuff in there.
So, what do you think of it?
Anyways, I was browsing YouTube when I came across this intriguing video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qCSahatkbk). It's pretty trippy, so much so that you shouldn't watch it if you have epilepsy. I'm not kidding.
It piqued my curiosity, so I went to its website (www.wearethestrange.com) and read up on it. Apparently the video is a trailer for an upcoming indie movie called "We Are The Strange". The website describes it as "Monsters, Inc. meets The Nightmare Before Christmas inside of a retro Japanese video game." To me it looks like a Tim Burton movie on crack.
What's amazing is the fact that all 80-odd minutes of the film was made by one guy (he calls himself "m dot strange") in his basement, using stop-motion animation with some 3D greenscreen stuff. He dubs the new style "st8nime" (stray-knee-may), a mixture of stop-motion, 8-bit music, and anime. I don't know how he pulled it off, but it looks like the production values are fantastic, all things considered. There's some crazy, crazy stuff in there.
So, what do you think of it?