Computer & Spaceman: A True Space Opera Finale
Written by Benzaie Monday, 26 March 2012 17:10
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Comments (19)
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03.26.2012 - 19:50 | bodhisattva303
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03.26.2012 - 19:54 | sordcooper
...this whole project was really weird... interesting, kinda cool.. but yeah, weird.... also great costumes and backgrounds on this one
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03.26.2012 - 20:14 | Lotus Prince
Best. Ending shot. Ever.
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03.26.2012 - 20:22 | HedonisteEgoiste
Psyche! I didn't die! :D *boogie*
Surely this will go down as one of the greatest stories in the whole sci-fi genre!
The drama, the mystery, the choreography, the dialogue, the romance...the age-old battle of Good versus Bad. The realistic set-pieces! (my god, did you see that window?! AMAZING! IT'S LIKE HE WAS IN A REAL DAMN SPACE SHIP!)
Stanley Kubrick, eat your heart out.
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Things I thought were awesome-
the uniforms in Episode 2
the songs and animation in Episode 1
the camera work and close ups in Episode 3- especially the shots where the computer was looking down- those were beautiful
the "space window"
cooking alien hamburgers
the computer and spaceman dancing
computer didn't die!
Things I didn't like- the fact that the trip is over already!
These were awesome Benzaie! Bravo!
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Okay, all of it, just awesome.
One thing. At the end, the implied homo-eroticism would have been worth so much more awesome, if it had been less blatant, like earlier scenes.
We were smart enough to see the gay romance and I feel it would have been sweeter, almost momentous if you had just played that as if they gay love was just coincidental, rather than the 'twist ending'.
If anybody can translate my thoughts into understandable English, I would be grateful.
But all the same. I loved the series.
Thankyou the whole team.
You made me feel real
...for a minute.
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03.27.2012 - 04:34 | Poopay
I don't think it's a "twist", and it's still "implied". They may be in the same bed, but they have still their pants on and the spaceman still says "and you're my FRIEND".
But anyway, dude, just don't overthink it and take it as it is : pure fun.
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03.29.2012 - 23:10 | WhoMyBabyDaddy
that's because musicals are naturally gay.
LOL
but seriously i hate musicals, but i found it oddly kewl in it's own way, i mean even though i may despise the whole musical genre i can still recognize the talent to make it.
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03.27.2012 - 05:25 | 3DMaster
This is some of the weirdest, strangest stuff I've ever seen.
Hilarious, awesome, fantastic stuff, but weird and strange anyway!
Keep up the good work!
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03.27.2012 - 06:26 | kitlerc
I think this space opera is the greatest thing you've ever done. Awesome show, great job!
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03.27.2012 - 06:43 | Yora
Do these songs have names like the other four?
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03.27.2012 - 07:31 | benzaie
they're called Revenge & Sacrifice and the last one is simply named THE END :)
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03.27.2012 - 08:43 | FunkyM
An interesting experiment, certainly. Though I'm not sure if it was entirely successful.
And did you run out of money at the end? Either way, Best of luck with your film for the festival, and I look forward to your next venture!
Allez, Salut Mantenant!
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03.27.2012 - 10:42 | Skyscraper
YYYAAAAYYY HAPPY ENDING :D
Aaand that's about all I have to say. Because really, with an awesome happy ending like that- what else IS there to say? Computer learned to love, and all was okay in the galaxy as they went on to new adventures. All's well that ends well.
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I liked it more than I thought I would.
The lyrics I'm guessing were that way on purpose, just to be funny and for that it worked.
Although I have to say I think the sad ending would've worked just as well as the happy ending.
Great job, hope you do another musical at some point
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03.27.2012 - 22:30 | Firestone x
3 videos now... I still have no idea what I watched...
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but I liked it.
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