I remember that MTV short, the art always reminded me of Brute!'s artwork.
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I remember that MTV short, the art always reminded me of Brute!'s artwork.
Seeing as the title card says "A Brute! Film" I doubt that's a coincidence.
Let's keep 'em coming
Damn, I need to catch up with the new stuff posted. I've always loved "Technological Threat." So sharp and witty.
Fun with jan svankmeyer.
"Meat Love." As advertised.
"Et Cetera." Near-brilliant mix of minimal art and music.
A clip of Alice, a strange adaptation of the book. The only R1 DVD available is dubbed and full screen unfortunately.
Really great bit of animation. I can't quite tell the medium. Could be paints or soft chacoal.
My response to Sing, Beast, Sing:
What?
It's not a cartoon with a real payoff or punchline or anything, I just love the style and the underground comic book vibe of the whole thing. It's unique.
Yeah, but why make a career out of it? The best thing about Marv Newland so far is that some of his films have that awesome International Rocketship vanity card.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frogacuda
Marv Newland is the founder of International Rocketship and produced everything they ever did. I wouldn't slight the guy like that. Someone needs to find Black Hula or Anijam.
I'd be happy to watch them, but keeping my expectations low. Yeah, he doesn't aim for accessibility, but on the flipside he doesn't do anything really surreal or crazy or awesome either. His nihlism seems to come from having no budget.