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(Vimeo) Video The best little stop motion animation film using Google Street View that you'll see all week   (vimeo.com) divider line 21
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aspAddict
2011-12-02 09:33:10 PM
Okay, that was cool.
 
bunner
2011-12-02 09:46:36 PM
I thought that was oddly touching.
 
Tillmaster
2011-12-02 09:56:42 PM
Charming. And yes, oddly touching.
 
No YOU'RE a Towel [TotalFark]
2011-12-02 10:15:42 PM
Yes. Yes it was.
 
bunner
2011-12-02 10:27:44 PM
Isn't that what we all want? That new horizon? That freedom of breaking away and finding the world? I think we need to reclaim that from binary math and wooden robots.
 
make me some tea [TotalFark]
2011-12-02 10:28:25 PM
Wow, I'm in tears.

To me, that was a very touching tribute for those who can't travel.

I spend a lot of time on Google Earth and street view. :/
 
TwistedIvory [TotalFark]
2011-12-02 10:29:15 PM
That was very impressive and clever.
We live in the future.
 
Cerebral Knievel
2011-12-02 10:45:23 PM
yep... I think I just need to echo the statements already said and simply say that this did not suck at all.

you go little robot guy! I want a 59 Bel air too! *sniff*
 
nyseattitude
2011-12-02 11:01:21 PM
Cool but still FAIL!

Every "move" was conducted by a mouse click.

The black character did everything and the white character went along for the ride.

Nice job Tom...
 
s2s2s2
2011-12-02 11:30:24 PM
It's amazing what good music can do for a film. Film was totally cute, music really found the heart in it.
 
b-ham
2011-12-02 11:35:09 PM
Pretty cool. Forgot how much I like Cinematic Orchestra. This (new window) is another of my favorites by them.
 
Tony_Pepperoni [TotalFark]
2011-12-02 11:37:12 PM
Way Cool.

/A+++ will watch again
 
2wolves [TotalFark]
2011-12-03 12:13:49 AM
Damn fine piece of art.

+1
 
Smagma
2011-12-03 01:33:35 AM
Damn, that was good.
 
I Am The Egg Matt Drudge Smears Upon His Body
2011-12-03 04:06:31 AM
nyseattitude: Cool but still FAIL!

Every "move" was conducted by a mouse click.

The black character did everything and the white character went along for the ride.

Nice job Tom...

The black dude looked more like he was fapping than clicking.

/NTTAWWT
 
DarkHold
2011-12-03 02:35:42 PM
The spinning lights were a genius solution... Kuddos!
 
Charlie Freak [TotalFark]
2011-12-03 02:41:58 PM
Cute and touching!

They edited out the traffic on Hwy 89. 1:37-1:46 (just south of Emerald Bay, Lake Tahoe, CA).

Unfortunately, traffic is the spolier reality of many a scenic drive in the mountains.
 
BenJammin
2011-12-04 08:44:43 AM
Reminded me of "Project-X"
 
bunner
2011-12-04 11:38:11 AM
Cerebral Knievel: you go little robot guy! I want a 59 Bel air too! *sniff*

Actually, it's a '59 DeVille
 
Cerebral Knievel
2011-12-04 08:17:24 PM
bunner: Cerebral Knievel: you go little robot guy! I want a 59 Bel air too! *sniff*

Actually, it's a '59 DeVille

you are correct, but what is the most important thing to consider is that with the real world vehicle if we timed it right, under the right circumstances, we could slam on the brakes and impale roller bladders on the tail fins with it.
 
bunner
2011-12-04 08:35:02 PM
Cerebral Knievel: bunner: Cerebral Knievel: you go little robot guy! I want a 59 Bel air too! *sniff*

Actually, it's a '59 DeVille

you are correct, but what is the most important thing to consider is that with the real world vehicle if we timed it right, under the right circumstances, we could slam on the brakes and impale roller bladders on the tail fins with it.

: ) (- >)
 
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