Neil Gaiman's Statuesque

[hayleythompson123]

Aww, even though she liked him, she still helped him get together with the other womannnn :3

[dragonforceforceforc]

Braingasm all over myself.

[trumpeteer9]

Don't Blink.

[tardisblue1963]

I loved this

[thlaylia]

This is quite beautiful x

[MzMaihem]

This is one of the most stunning pieces of film that I have ever laid eyes on.

[blackholenebula1]

This film is a dreary piece of crap that makes no sense.

[LaLunaVar]

this is simply beautiful, really

[qwertyuiop298]

Aww, poor sad statu-WHOA OH CRAP SHE"S RIGHT BEHIND YOU RUN MAN RUUUUUUN!

[ImmortalChaos]

I want Amanda Palmer to gently stalk me

[kittensongbox]

one-dimensional, uninteresting. immature.

have you noticed all of neil gaiman's characters are basically the same.

take the protagonists from stardust, anansi boys, american gods and neverwhere. guys with no personality and little initiative. 4 freaking books with the same character. he should stick to comics, imho.

[knowgood1]

What a bucket of drivel. It looked interesting visually, but the "story" was very cutsie and artificial. That fact that it made no sense would have been fine if that were the intention. But, you could tell they were trying to be avant-garde or something and simply failed.

[crayolavert]

whoa first vid on youtube i've seen with 0 dislikes :O

[BaneOfLannister]

@crayolavert Spoke too soon on that one. Look at the comment above yours if you care to.

[crayolavert]

@BaneOfLannister well it wasn't there when i saw it ...

[BaneOfLannister]

@crayolavert Ah, no worries. Dude sounds like a pretentious douche anyway.

[erniehead]

No wonder Neil married Amanda. With white makeup she looks exactly like Death

[BaneOfLannister]

@erniehead Yeah. In that, not at all, kind of way.

[melissahburt]

Bill Nighy is all kinds of brilliant.

[missdaydreamillusion]

beautiful! i didnt quite understand the ending tho

[scarredlight]

how lovely!

[ravynkat]

lovely.

@runrabbit119 amanda palmer as delirium is not that far fetched! :D

[runrabbit119]

Wonderful. Throughout the entire time, I was thinking, "you know, Amanda Palmer would be great as Delirium."

Very simple yet moving. I especially like the music-box like soundtrack in the background. Certainly very Gaimanesque.

[tonystark106422]

@C21H23ClFNO2 It was mentioned in the introduction, but never in the narrative.