A system of micropayments will allow viewers the quick & easy access while content providers can get their money. This way, we can enjoy tv episodes or movies or books or audio books through youtube.com or amazon.com or whatever.com and pay from the same system, usually a few pennies.
I saw a commercial in which a dorky 19th century guy starting sing a dorky song to some kids about how you don't need toys if have imagination and then him and his song were mockingly joked off because the ad was selling a new smart phone. Go figure.
I agree - tv & vid games kills the passion for creative expression, reading & making things - the best things about childhood too! I don't have a tv & I hate vid games too - brain killers! Also religion can destroy children from having a free spirit & love of nature & mythology & feminity, etc.
yes tech does have an effect - i got my laptop last year and since then i have really annoyed myself by going on it instead of reading and imagining :(
@AvalaDemson aaahhhh!!! you got me too! i m supose to sit with my pc to ehem! finish writing, internet conected in case i need to search for sinonyms...and end up having fun in youtube :-/
I just rented the movie off of netflix, I liked everything about the movie and Lily Cole is so freaking gorgeous. Of course seeing the last performance of Heath Ledger. an instant classic of a movie. Gotta see this again......on shrooms LOL
I completely disagree that the film was focused on material wealth. Has she even seen the film? It was a freemasonary symbolic laden imaginative film.
I like how over half the comments on this video are of guys drooling over the lady interviewer. . . hardly any comments on the movie or the actual theme that was presented to comment on.
Sad really.
But I think tech can limit people and it can free people. It's a very, very complex theme.
Tech has affected us as the human race as much as any other advance it's more of a how we think, but I don't thing it's affected us by the ability to think. btw Molly you are way prettier than Lily!
Technology has affected my patience to let an idea grow and to imagine. I could easily google anything I imagine and I'd probably find someone has already imagined it too... it opens the world up but also somehow seals it up as well... and you just have to have guts to actually go ahead and keep imagining and thinking up ideas and exploring anyway.
well why douldn't anybody create what they imagine...without it...we wouldn't have great artists like Gilliam. Although it does but some sort of clam in what we can imagine and express.
I think its the opposite cellphones and technology have forced kids to imagine. rather than being with someone you imagine that you are with them. Technology has alos allowed me to be more creative. Considering many great computer programs like photoshop,gimp,painter,autodesk ect. taht actually allow me to be as creative as possible for i no longer have to buy infinate art supplies including pencils and paint. this also allows me to be able to have all the tools i need to be creative.
My word, spam. I grew up without watching a lot of TV and with no video games and I am and remain a very imaginative person. Whether or not the lack of technology my friends had has anything to do with it, well... who knows. This interview certainly made me want to see the movie, though.
@calthyechild Personally I don't think so. I was exposed to a lot of TV, video games, etc. and I feel that they have actually helped me maintain my imagination. I occasionally write scripts for student films. Really, I think a person's imagination is inspired by their experiences, so they're not better or worse, just different. The show Reboot, for example, is a sci-fi/fantasy story based around video games, computers, and the internet, and it is very imaginative.
As a child I had trouble learning to read. The result was I refused to do reading assignments. At the end of the second grade my dad forced me to sit at the dinner table with nothing to do for the an entire summer. The lack of external stimulus forced me to develop a powerful internal world. People are amazed at some of the things that I have cooked up. Like the notion of everything I made for a sci-fi series I intend to write that a physics PHD I showed it to refused to shoot it down.
anyone think Lily Cole and Molly could be sisters? They looked kind of similar especially with molly's hair straightened...never heard of that Film...seems kinda strange...something Tim Burton would do...Ill look into it :D
your dress is so ... sparkly! I think science and tech generally make people smarter, and thus enhances their creativity.
People used to think the earth was the center of a finite universe the size of the solar system, but tech has shown that the universe is far larger and may even be infinite in size.
It depends on what you do with the technology. If you're a passive consumer then yes it can most certainly stifle the imagination. Conversely if you take the time to become a producer of something then technology can be very liberating.
It's basically why I got into computer science. I didn't want to sit by and just do something with my system. I wanted it to empower me to create.
technology definitely makes mental processes less imaginative.
For example, you're forced to put more thought into writing a letter by hand because it's more troublesome to make mistakes, but on the computer you can just type whatever comes out then spell check and edit.
Also Photoshop vs painting. Painting demands more imagination because you don't have any preset tools, colors, brush strokes, etc. You have to think about what you have to do to achieve certain colors and strokes for painting.
don't expect to like the movie if you don't like terry gilliam's work, just saying. his movies tend to be unnervingly quirky. i wouldn't expect a wide release.
If you honestly do not care then why did you try to correct me? I see you're trying to start some sort of respectable channel, not a good way to start things off jackass.
You know i'm right so now you're just making more dumbass remarks. Of course I looked at your channel, and apparently I'm talking to some little snot nose thirteen year old. You made an oblivious and dumb response to my comment and now trying to make ME look bad? You're such a twat. Don't even bother making videos in January, they'll be shit.
dude, shut the fuck up. what you said was totally dumb as hell. you must jack off to molly or something, you were so infatuated with her that you didn't realize the name of the actress was lily. lol.
Wow, you have a sick mind, i don't masturbate, ever and you despicable for assuming so, your right, i don't know the actresses name because i don't care, i just watch rocketboom, i find it isn't something i am interested in today and i keep watching to see where the video goes even if i get bored watching,
Wow. this is why I love the internet! there is a tiny miss-communication and it starts a huge argument were people are throwing half-baked facts like there freakin arguments. ur 13! U don't know the name of an actres., yeah I do, i was talking about someone else. Duh, ur dumb. this is why world peace is never gonna happen.
PS this movie looks awesome. and I think movies ca build imagination as well as the internet, witha a proper education. but cut and paste Micheal Bay-esque movies can kill one just as easy.
Molly whenever I see you you have an effect on my imagination :) sorry :)
The web can stimulate your imagination, It's kids toys, If you have a toy spaceship that takes off and lands and makes all the noises you would've made pretending a pencil is a spaceship, that can limit the development of our imagination.
I don't believe that technology inhibits imagination, because in order for technology to progress, the use imagination to think outside the box is needed... HOWEVER, the individuals that utilize technology passively tend to degrade their minds as they allow tech to control their lives and not think for themselves.
excellent interview, molly. and i would have to agree with terry. we are so bound and swamped with overstimulation, for many of us we see almost no need for imagination. we almost completely see the world as catered to us, rather than think of how the world could truly be perceived. you see it every day while walking, seeing people on their cell phones, ipods, media players, shutting out the world around them, oblivious to the true reality, while creating our own unknowingly. great vid...
I can feel this manthing crawling up inside my mind, filling it with boobs, i just cant,.. no longer,.. concentrate,.. so,.. must,... think,.. of tits,... help,..
He had begun filming this movie before he died. Rather than casting a whole new character, they transformed him and Johnny Depp, Jude Law and Colin Farrell stepped in to play the parts. I'm not sure whether or not there was any transformations planned prior to Heath's death.
I agree but it's not just the USA...the whole world has an absence of thought, turning to easy slogans and following ideas with no understanding of them.
Technology limits our imaginations in the sense that it is the
apex of what our imaginations and resources can conjure in real life. Technology certainly can be "the next best thing" but people always will have the ability to make it better.
seen the film already when it was released over here in the uk a few months ago. it is a wonderful film with gorgeous cgi. the story is touching and I wish I could visit the world of Dr. Parnassus
Tech can be used for great things if we use it wisely and not have it control every aspect of our life...of course the problem is usually people are to stupid and lazy to do creative things with it and not be completely absorbed in it.
Can you imagine how much creative genius (Shakespeare, Michelangelo, Twain, Van Gogh, etc.) would have been lost if these people just sat around watching tv and playing video games when they were kids?
How do you know it wouldn't? By your logic people in poverty and people that live in isolated rural communities are the most creative people in the world.
People in poverty and people who live in isolated rural communities (i.e. Amish) are far less likely to watch as much TV or play as much video games as say, middle-upper class people in the city. They are more akin to people during Shakespeare's era; according to your logic they would be more likely to be creative geniuses.
Technology has greatly expanded the world of millions of people, and provides an open platform for communication and creation. This doesn't sound counterproductive to art.
Lily cole <3
aleinad0525 2 months ago
A system of micropayments will allow viewers the quick & easy access while content providers can get their money. This way, we can enjoy tv episodes or movies or books or audio books through youtube.com or amazon.com or whatever.com and pay from the same system, usually a few pennies.
kristell9 3 months ago
I saw a commercial in which a dorky 19th century guy starting sing a dorky song to some kids about how you don't need toys if have imagination and then him and his song were mockingly joked off because the ad was selling a new smart phone. Go figure.
URProductions 4 months ago
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nomatesman 5 months ago
Material wealth is the big problem. American dream- global nightmare!
enigmaticbee 5 months ago
I dont know about the movie but Molly is a beautiful girl...Goodluck to her!!!!
1313blues 6 months ago
どや顔やめろやｗｗ
smkb6233 6 months ago
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Adler36 6 months ago
Two cute English girls, I fancy the likes!
stevebloodymckenna 7 months ago
T-t-t-t-Terry Gilliam!? Is there any cartoony foots crushing the title of the movie!? Does John Cleese have a cameo!? Hehehehehe... MONTY PYTHON!!!
PezzerDude65 8 months ago
wow..amazing..awesome..just watched this in webmovietube
dodiemuehleisen50 11 months ago
That film was amazing. It will always be a favorite of mine.
gtmirm8 11 months ago
thanks andrea haha!! nice movie..just watched this in webmovietube
cheryklemish95 11 months ago
I agree - tv & vid games kills the passion for creative expression, reading & making things - the best things about childhood too! I don't have a tv & I hate vid games too - brain killers! Also religion can destroy children from having a free spirit & love of nature & mythology & feminity, etc.
scarletjamable 1 year ago
We are spiritual beings and most of yOus are blind BUT haven't sOld their sOuls fOr mOney and stardoom..
CheckinGagaiNagain 1 year ago
@CheckinGagaiNagain "stardoom". That's nice.
grandmachristine42 10 months ago
nice choice of clothes Lily! =D
windtalker006 1 year ago
yes tech does have an effect - i got my laptop last year and since then i have really annoyed myself by going on it instead of reading and imagining :(
AvalaDemson 1 year ago
@AvalaDemson aaahhhh!!! you got me too! i m supose to sit with my pc to ehem! finish writing, internet conected in case i need to search for sinonyms...and end up having fun in youtube :-/
brandnwyear2010 1 year ago
i saw this on schrooms last week lily cole is fine her tities rule
franky6mt 1 year ago 2
I just rented the movie off of netflix, I liked everything about the movie and Lily Cole is so freaking gorgeous. Of course seeing the last performance of Heath Ledger. an instant classic of a movie. Gotta see this again......on shrooms LOL
BociftusPotions 1 year ago 3
watched this last night..... Tripped so fucking bad
gopards77 1 year ago
interesting shoes Cole is wearing
KentAllard 1 year ago
gilliams' 'brazil' was amazing
amjwUK 1 year ago
The effect of digital technology depends completely on the user.
The tech itself as a tool tends to facilitate fast pace information filtering and decitions, and multitasking.
gulllars 1 year ago
don't worry molly, your prettier
increasethecrimerate 1 year ago
I completely disagree that the film was focused on material wealth. Has she even seen the film? It was a freemasonary symbolic laden imaginative film.
PeterSodhi 1 year ago 3
lily cole rocked the movie. shes brilliant....i think she was sooo sexy in the parts when shes int he fantasy world!
leniliddy 1 year ago 2
lily cole is so frickin tall, and gorgeous (:
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brozeiy 1 year ago
lol i usually use my ipod to be inspired. In a way.
bloodyserdcetea 1 year ago
what!? neither the interviewer or lily cole are attractive. ergh
iamlikwidiaint 1 year ago
@iamlikwidiaint hater
mcgaha07 1 year ago
i dont know who to look at... holly or lily =s
bl00dony0u 1 year ago
i wanna bang Lily Cole so bad..
ukijhu97 1 year ago
tom waitts???? BRILLIANT!
acerflots 1 year ago
I like how over half the comments on this video are of guys drooling over the lady interviewer. . . hardly any comments on the movie or the actual theme that was presented to comment on.
Sad really.
But I think tech can limit people and it can free people. It's a very, very complex theme.
Xirbtt 1 year ago
i think it will have an effect on our imagination!
lukesfilms09 1 year ago
She is hot!
Xoxocube 1 year ago 3
she's scared shitless
gundabalf 1 year ago
lily cole was amazing in this film. but it's not fair to be both beautiful and talented :S
arizonadreamer38 2 years ago 39
Indeed, she was great in this movie, and in RAGE as well. She's the best of both worlds! XD
aquarius196 1 year ago
I loved the movie. its incredible.
paponeeri 2 years ago 35
Second that.
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anglemyerbecbach 2 years ago
Chillax with the glam.
bowlofnoodl3 2 years ago
Tech has affected us as the human race as much as any other advance it's more of a how we think, but I don't thing it's affected us by the ability to think. btw Molly you are way prettier than Lily!
xilorf 2 years ago
Technology has affected my patience to let an idea grow and to imagine. I could easily google anything I imagine and I'd probably find someone has already imagined it too... it opens the world up but also somehow seals it up as well... and you just have to have guts to actually go ahead and keep imagining and thinking up ideas and exploring anyway.
TheHill88 2 years ago 2
well why douldn't anybody create what they imagine...without it...we wouldn't have great artists like Gilliam. Although it does but some sort of clam in what we can imagine and express.
NuclearPlanet 2 years ago
You're so sparky in this, I love it.
TheHill88 2 years ago
damn i love lilly coles outfit
tissetatten 2 years ago 3
Saw this online, liked it alot. Heath was excellent =)
So was Johnny Depp (even though he was only in it for about 5 minutes)
therealcritic28 2 years ago
this was a cool movie with a superb cast. everyone in this does great.
just google "Quick Movie Hub" and the first result is where you can watch this and other new releases for free online
videoking233 2 years ago
Molly i want to f@*^% the shit out of youuu
peruface 2 years ago
I think its the opposite cellphones and technology have forced kids to imagine. rather than being with someone you imagine that you are with them. Technology has alos allowed me to be more creative. Considering many great computer programs like photoshop,gimp,painter,autodesk ect. taht actually allow me to be as creative as possible for i no longer have to buy infinate art supplies including pencils and paint. this also allows me to be able to have all the tools i need to be creative.
v0lc0me 2 years ago
i also grew up without television, video games or computer till i was thirteen, i agree.
littlelogic92 2 years ago
is it just me or is molly a bit slimmer than usual?
edgarpugal 2 years ago
Absolutely more excited for this movie than I have been for any movie in years.
So jealous you've seen it Molly.
ainekatt 2 years ago
My word, spam. I grew up without watching a lot of TV and with no video games and I am and remain a very imaginative person. Whether or not the lack of technology my friends had has anything to do with it, well... who knows. This interview certainly made me want to see the movie, though.
calthyechild 2 years ago
@calthyechild Personally I don't think so. I was exposed to a lot of TV, video games, etc. and I feel that they have actually helped me maintain my imagination. I occasionally write scripts for student films. Really, I think a person's imagination is inspired by their experiences, so they're not better or worse, just different. The show Reboot, for example, is a sci-fi/fantasy story based around video games, computers, and the internet, and it is very imaginative.
aggiematt86 2 years ago
molly looks cute :)
tjvistan85waver 2 years ago
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tjvistan85waver 2 years ago
molly's hot
nicknees93 2 years ago
mmm milk
AmericanKampf 2 years ago
why is this movie all the sudden getting no hype at all?
scottsway 2 years ago
Damn, Molly is such a cutie.
alexk554 2 years ago
dress so sparkly...
HaShomeret 2 years ago
What happened to yer face.
theDracoIX 2 years ago
Great job Molly! You are a rockstar!
TaraStilesYoga 2 years ago
i like slices of ham
jackalope901 2 years ago
Hot!
jackart011 2 years ago
As a child I had trouble learning to read. The result was I refused to do reading assignments. At the end of the second grade my dad forced me to sit at the dinner table with nothing to do for the an entire summer. The lack of external stimulus forced me to develop a powerful internal world. People are amazed at some of the things that I have cooked up. Like the notion of everything I made for a sci-fi series I intend to write that a physics PHD I showed it to refused to shoot it down.
piwright42 2 years ago
anyone think Lily Cole and Molly could be sisters? They looked kind of similar especially with molly's hair straightened...never heard of that Film...seems kinda strange...something Tim Burton would do...Ill look into it :D
Random1765 2 years ago
OMG! Molly looks stunning! Do want.
drleatherface 2 years ago 2
Molly look is the definition of SMASHING. Should be in dictionary.
Treknologist 2 years ago
The interview was well done, Molly! You impress me every time.
Rocketboom, go ahead with your great vids!
kailindorian 2 years ago
lily cole + moly = very worm atmosfere
lillesuper 2 years ago
Lily cole is very tall and not bad looking for a ginger
SirKnobofCheese 2 years ago
Molly's makeup is overkill here. I'd marry her any day, of course, but all that face paint hides her natural features that we all find so cunning!
jadz0r 2 years ago
I remember when this movie was being filmed here. Mini-me got rushed to the Burnaby Hospital while shooting.
Toobis 2 years ago
lily = hot
kittyrainbowcookie 2 years ago
agreed. EXTREMELY smexy :P
HaistaPaska92 2 years ago
I cannot wait to see this movie!
MaxNuclear 2 years ago
cool stuff
hjeremy2222 2 years ago
Molly you get better and better everyday.
ruonddogross 2 years ago 4
your dress is so ... sparkly! I think science and tech generally make people smarter, and thus enhances their creativity.
People used to think the earth was the center of a finite universe the size of the solar system, but tech has shown that the universe is far larger and may even be infinite in size.
soccermafia89 2 years ago
poor molly... love you, but this make-up is way too much and so not you :/
mudisoft 2 years ago
It depends on what you do with the technology. If you're a passive consumer then yes it can most certainly stifle the imagination. Conversely if you take the time to become a producer of something then technology can be very liberating.
It's basically why I got into computer science. I didn't want to sit by and just do something with my system. I wanted it to empower me to create.
OrbisFerrum 2 years ago
I use tech to explore and learn. I harness it's informative powers to expand my knowledge, and thusly my own creative capacity!
goodyfun 2 years ago
I think we are finally reaching the age where technology is no longer a hinderance to our imaginations and is becoming more of a helpful tool.
modmartha 2 years ago
technology definitely makes mental processes less imaginative.
For example, you're forced to put more thought into writing a letter by hand because it's more troublesome to make mistakes, but on the computer you can just type whatever comes out then spell check and edit.
Also Photoshop vs painting. Painting demands more imagination because you don't have any preset tools, colors, brush strokes, etc. You have to think about what you have to do to achieve certain colors and strokes for painting.
ruckenfigur 2 years ago
don't expect to like the movie if you don't like terry gilliam's work, just saying. his movies tend to be unnervingly quirky. i wouldn't expect a wide release.
ruckenfigur 2 years ago
CYCKI ! :D:D:D
amebchen 2 years ago
Molly and Lily Cole...together...on my computer...works for me.
Seriously, well done Molly. Here's to what I hope will be the first of many big time interviews.
rabbitpirate 2 years ago
omg Lily Cole's outfit is pretty damn hot!
The world needs more movies like this ;)
TrancePants78 2 years ago
I thought the dark knight was heath ledgers last movie, I guess not. Gonna give this one a shot and go watch it.
Morpheim 2 years ago
damn.
D:
Is it ever gonna come out in America?
xxJoykillingKittenxx 2 years ago
wow that movie looks really good. Shame it probably wont come to our rundown 6theatter cineplex
kingboru121 2 years ago
Push-up bra :)
caboose106 2 years ago
i never saw her breast from the side so... they arent that big as i thought....
still gorgeous. and its acctually not about the size.
sk84alife 2 years ago
Nope :) She's so pretty :D
caboose106 2 years ago
I wasn't planning to watch this, but Molly certainly presents a very compelling argument. :P
sushirogue 2 years ago
Really great interview, congratulations!
ps. *drool*
Nuckpang 2 years ago
molly should marry us all.
I'm just sayin'.
ProfetaParanoia 2 years ago 2
Mollyyyy you had a wonderful interview. I'M PROUD OF YOU.
Let's celebrate over... food.
ISnoggedHarry 2 years ago
IT's FUCKING MOLLY!! FUCKING MOLLYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
Mariofan7 2 years ago 4
You wish you were fucking her.
renumeratedfrog 2 years ago
lily is beautiful. and imdb says heath ledger is in this movie playing one of the roles of tony?
tahnolikessharing 2 years ago
It's molly, get it right
TheMegaJet 2 years ago
I'm talking about the actress you stupid fucker.
tahnolikessharing 2 years ago
i honestly don't care
TheMegaJet 2 years ago
If you honestly do not care then why did you try to correct me? I see you're trying to start some sort of respectable channel, not a good way to start things off jackass.
tahnolikessharing 2 years ago
wow, you actually check out my channel to prove a point and argue, wow
TheMegaJet 2 years ago
You know i'm right so now you're just making more dumbass remarks. Of course I looked at your channel, and apparently I'm talking to some little snot nose thirteen year old. You made an oblivious and dumb response to my comment and now trying to make ME look bad? You're such a twat. Don't even bother making videos in January, they'll be shit.
tahnolikessharing 2 years ago
Don't you shut up at some point?
TheMegaJet 2 years ago
dude, shut the fuck up. what you said was totally dumb as hell. you must jack off to molly or something, you were so infatuated with her that you didn't realize the name of the actress was lily. lol.
truthfulcomment 2 years ago
Wow, you have a sick mind, i don't masturbate, ever and you despicable for assuming so, your right, i don't know the actresses name because i don't care, i just watch rocketboom, i find it isn't something i am interested in today and i keep watching to see where the video goes even if i get bored watching,
TheMegaJet 2 years ago
Wow. this is why I love the internet! there is a tiny miss-communication and it starts a huge argument were people are throwing half-baked facts like there freakin arguments. ur 13! U don't know the name of an actres., yeah I do, i was talking about someone else. Duh, ur dumb. this is why world peace is never gonna happen.
masterxak 2 years ago
PS this movie looks awesome. and I think movies ca build imagination as well as the internet, witha a proper education. but cut and paste Micheal Bay-esque movies can kill one just as easy.
masterxak 2 years ago
When do you turn off and shut up?
TheMegaJet 2 years ago
so... I guess I'm a part of it too. oh well, let's see what I can do now.
masterxak 2 years ago
Rocket Bewm HAHA
Anonybon 2 years ago
Molly whenever I see you you have an effect on my imagination :) sorry :)
The web can stimulate your imagination, It's kids toys, If you have a toy spaceship that takes off and lands and makes all the noises you would've made pretending a pencil is a spaceship, that can limit the development of our imagination.
ohgreatwiseone 2 years ago
Good first interview Molly!
MasterMeatMan 2 years ago
I wonder how she would respond if I just ran to her and grabbed her breasts?
I have to try that...
swefatsweman 2 years ago
She'd drag you off to her torture room where she puts all the people that displease her. The smiling loveliness is all an act to lure us in.
monkeyfunforidiots 2 years ago
damn that ginger girl is HOT!
invaderbones 2 years ago
I don't believe that technology inhibits imagination, because in order for technology to progress, the use imagination to think outside the box is needed... HOWEVER, the individuals that utilize technology passively tend to degrade their minds as they allow tech to control their lives and not think for themselves.
CWOhobbes 2 years ago 2
well put good chap!
MountenSpew 2 years ago
Molly, you've grown :') And I'm sorry, but I can't get my mind on anything other than you while watching the vid.
SomeSunshineOutside 2 years ago
2:13 came
naynay101hotdog 2 years ago
excellent interview, molly. and i would have to agree with terry. we are so bound and swamped with overstimulation, for many of us we see almost no need for imagination. we almost completely see the world as catered to us, rather than think of how the world could truly be perceived. you see it every day while walking, seeing people on their cell phones, ipods, media players, shutting out the world around them, oblivious to the true reality, while creating our own unknowingly. great vid...
serpentisma 2 years ago
I know Molly sure has affected my imagination,...
I can feel this manthing crawling up inside my mind, filling it with boobs, i just cant,.. no longer,.. concentrate,.. so,.. must,... think,.. of tits,... help,..
Kaandorpius 2 years ago
Lily Cole has a very round head
FuryChord 2 years ago
2:13 Awesome legs Lily Cole! I wish her and Molly made out. :(
fandanstan 2 years ago
Damn Molly looks good!
jackeyramone 2 years ago 3
I'll sell my soul for you molly!
Ghosthand 2 years ago
2:15
CROUTONZZ 2 years ago
Lilly Cole is looking hot!
charlaie13 2 years ago
Shiny! =)
ACWraith 2 years ago
less makeup pl0x
Nopiw 2 years ago
I thought batman was Heath Ledger's last movie.
KevlarMannequin 2 years ago
He had begun filming this movie before he died. Rather than casting a whole new character, they transformed him and Johnny Depp, Jude Law and Colin Farrell stepped in to play the parts. I'm not sure whether or not there was any transformations planned prior to Heath's death.
karebear5891 2 years ago
"THINK FOR YOURSELVES!!!"
Everyone responds:
"Yes master..."
TheDorianGrayShow 2 years ago
I know people will downvote and flame me for it but.
what you said is USA in a nutshell these days.
karsten69 2 years ago 2
I agree but it's not just the USA...the whole world has an absence of thought, turning to easy slogans and following ideas with no understanding of them.
MildManneredMark 2 years ago 2
I see what you are saying and I completely agree with you too.
karsten69 2 years ago
eee... awkward.
but im v impressed. well done molly.
ohdoyouthinkhesaurus 2 years ago
wow... never knew molly didnt wear makeup til now...
petrino 2 years ago 2
well, some makeup is needed when working with cameras. she obviously have some.
najtrows 2 years ago 2
Are you blind?
retardedmonkeyspoo 2 years ago
ive tryed to sell my soul to tom waits ...but i think i need a gigercounter ?
andersonpm5 2 years ago 2
wow molly. just wow :)
charlieskies 2 years ago
OMG, Molly interviewing one of my all time favorite directors ! Loving it !
saemj 2 years ago
Molly, Look at you all gussied up. Beautiful. So proud of you
plasticvideo 2 years ago 2
i think molly looks better in the others videos, more natural
repeinao 2 years ago 6
@repeinao Agreed, amazing how the make up makes her face rounder and eyes look smaller.
You have been misled Molly, ironically by the same bourgeois attitudes exposed as worthless in the movie.
It is ironic.
learn something.
marsCubed 2 years ago
Wonderful.
Bellwether 2 years ago
way too much!
jerneje 2 years ago
wow molly 100% beatiful
logosh 2 years ago
Technology limits our imaginations in the sense that it is the
apex of what our imaginations and resources can conjure in real life. Technology certainly can be "the next best thing" but people always will have the ability to make it better.
Cubicleboy04 2 years ago
i love lily cole
you did a decent job, molly, well done!
Hogwartian 2 years ago
Omg Molly is stunning! *drool* xD
neongamer 2 years ago 3
seconded.
andopolis 2 years ago
Oh my god, this movie looks amazing!!! I haven't heard of it before this.
Aliyns 2 years ago
seen the film already when it was released over here in the uk a few months ago. it is a wonderful film with gorgeous cgi. the story is touching and I wish I could visit the world of Dr. Parnassus
nirvanarhodes 2 years ago
Tech can be used for great things if we use it wisely and not have it control every aspect of our life...of course the problem is usually people are to stupid and lazy to do creative things with it and not be completely absorbed in it.
PowerHungryLizardman 2 years ago
mollys interviews are varry respectful. this girl rocks
CIRCLEofLINKS 2 years ago
This movie is going to be so cool
CIRCLEofLINKS 2 years ago
Well done Molls (and everyone else),
Great questions and excellent subject matter.
mundoexchange 2 years ago
The fuck is this ugly girl, I wanted the hot one in the thumbnail!
bitchslapper12 2 years ago
Looks like a good movie...
1x800xPOCKETS 2 years ago
Wow molly awesome interview. I wouldnt believe it was your first if you said so.
intelligentfalling 2 years ago
Can you imagine how much creative genius (Shakespeare, Michelangelo, Twain, Van Gogh, etc.) would have been lost if these people just sat around watching tv and playing video games when they were kids?
sevendueceoffsuit 2 years ago
How do you know that their creative genius wouldn't be enhanced?
runevirage 2 years ago
You are probably right. If Michelangelo would have been able to play world of warcraft, the sistine chapel would look way cooler.
sevendueceoffsuit 2 years ago
How do you know it wouldn't? By your logic people in poverty and people that live in isolated rural communities are the most creative people in the world.
runevirage 2 years ago
That is not what I said at all. People who are poor or live in rural communities watch tv and play video games too.
sevendueceoffsuit 2 years ago
People in poverty and people who live in isolated rural communities (i.e. Amish) are far less likely to watch as much TV or play as much video games as say, middle-upper class people in the city. They are more akin to people during Shakespeare's era; according to your logic they would be more likely to be creative geniuses.
Technology has greatly expanded the world of millions of people, and provides an open platform for communication and creation. This doesn't sound counterproductive to art.
runevirage 2 years ago
You're right, I'm wrong, goodnight.
sevendueceoffsuit 2 years ago
WHERE IS THE MAP!!!1!!!!!!1!1!!!!!!one!!
SupaStealth 2 years ago 2