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| This was like a hippie cultural video for me! Everything screamed hippie from the beginning to the end, including the naked figures by the way. Overall meh! 3/10 |
How I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb --- Dr Strangelove  |
| I liked the use of pop culture in this one. Maybe if I was alive back then I could appreciate this piece more. |
| I liked the audio and visual references. |
The anime community in a nutshell.  |
| I like the free use of copyrighted songs that I'm sure as hell he never payed for hehe |
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| Love it! Cool visuals + musick! Wordplay on "trip" and "stoned". Juxtaposition of freedom and restriction, prosperity and war. Great! |
| While watching I wasn't sure if it's good or terrible, but in the end it won me over. It's not pleasant to watch, and the animation is nothing special, but it does create a very specific mood, evoking a sense of being overwhelmed by sights and sounds of a big city. Mostly because the images change so fast. I get the impression that the NY trip wasn't completely pleasant, and there was a lot to criticize and maybe wonder. As a work of art it's certainly interesting. |
FeorgJul 30, 2024 10:37 AM