Stop right there!

[andrewducker]

You don't read my links! You _never_ read my links!

You _have_ to go look at this. Because if you don't see the most impressive bit of stop-motion footage ever you're going to be kicking yourself for the rest of your life.

Also, extremely funny in places. Whoever made this should have a job by now, if the industry has any sense at all.

Comments

[lproven.livejournal.com]

Pah. IE-only linkage.

However, since you make so much fuss, I shall fire up IE on my naughty illegal open-source windows emulator and have a squint.

Ah, Quicktime too! No bother, got that as well. Proprietary closed-format content holds no fears for me! I just usually can't be arsed.

[Later]

It's... quite big, isn't it?

[Watches progress bar creep along...]

[And a bit more]

I'll be back later.

[avatar.livejournal.com]

You probably should have warned the dialuppers among us that this movie was just over 50 megs.

You've got high reputation with your links. Us sheep will click anything if you tell us it's good enough! Why do you torture us so!

[lproven.livejournal.com]

THAT big? No wonder. Plus IE on Linux is really slow.

It's also a spoiler for the movie, no? Not seen it yet. Hope it's not now all given away.

[andrewducker]

You're a geek! In London! What the hell are you doing not having broadband?

Oh, and it works fine in Firefox for me.

[lproven.livejournal.com]

I do. 567Kbps ADSL, thru' a caching proxy firewall - on Linux, natch.

It took 10-15min to open!

I'm running Firefox on Linux, that's probably why it didn't work. And I'm not sure about my plugin config, but don't care enough to fix it for now. :¬)

[avatar.livejournal.com]

No spoilers here. I'm just pointing out the dangers.

[lproven.livejournal.com]

I meant in the clip itself, but I agree.