I initially wondered about that as well. It's so stylistically different from the David Lynch Problem Solver videos that I thought it was "found footage". However, if you watch the credits Chris mentions "the 97-98 2nd grade class of Bailey Elementary", so I'm guessing this was his senior project for the film and video program he attended.
Kudos Mr. Filmakerguy, really well done. Killer writing.
Is this video truly that old, or did you age it using effects? If I had the patience to write more than 2 sentences of dialog, this is pretty damn close to something I would do.
Since I lack the ability to come up with witty and humorous remarks myself, I simply agree with all the other comments. Very informative. Very dark banana!
that was really interesting. i love your work. what kind of film stock did you use. it's a breath of fresh air to see some videos that were not shot on video.
@mrfist6 "Bread" was filmed in 1998 and shot on 16mm film. --Not sure if you even remember asking me this question. It's only taken me a year to get around to reading the YouTube comments :)
...Because fuck logic
TheDarkFolf 7 months ago
besides...you can't eat barbie xD
donrafacorleone 9 months ago
I love it, hilarious.
McSpazzatron 1 year ago
TASTEFULLY done!
internetmachine 1 year ago
Brilliant film. Pure madness.
MorganStack 1 year ago
Not only is this amazingly convincing as a retro documentary film, but the writing is genius.
MordaciousFilms 1 year ago
Awesome Chris. No, really awesome!
jamesericm 1 year ago
This is brilliant.
SevenDeadlyCinema 1 year ago
heehee
xxscarlettrigger 1 year ago
wow. you have great talent sir and a nice eye for detail.
purely enjoyable. make more.
javajocelyn 2 years ago
i enjoyed every moment of this video. just brilliant. thank you!
buttonheaddotorg 2 years ago
OMG. I wonder if David Lynch sees these videos and gets ideas, lol.
thelastglance 2 years ago
i am spechless...this is beyound
pedalero 2 years ago
the deadpan voiceover is genius. did you make this? - and i am humbly posting a response entitled 'christmas bread.'
radiofriendly 2 years ago
genius!
robotfridge 2 years ago
LMAO
XWinterTreesX 2 years ago
I think I've commented on this before, but this video is soooo good. like, goddamn!
redrocket110 3 years ago
Brilliant
kgozman 3 years ago
this is brilliant
original content?
Nmbrz 3 years ago
I initially wondered about that as well. It's so stylistically different from the David Lynch Problem Solver videos that I thought it was "found footage". However, if you watch the credits Chris mentions "the 97-98 2nd grade class of Bailey Elementary", so I'm guessing this was his senior project for the film and video program he attended.
Kudos Mr. Filmakerguy, really well done. Killer writing.
punkmonkeyed 3 years ago
s00 grate, keep makin n mak en
MarmaladeSkies 3 years ago
the atkins diet must have been like the holocaust to this lady...seriously
WeirdAl68 3 years ago
truly one of the funniest things I've ever seen. Perfection.
redrocket110 3 years ago
I'm not really sure if this was funny or creepy.
I do think it's just a tiny bit too long, though.
baba44713 3 years ago
How cute - 6 year old Brooke on youtube, I love it!
akd829 3 years ago
Is this video truly that old, or did you age it using effects? If I had the patience to write more than 2 sentences of dialog, this is pretty damn close to something I would do.
misterscoops 3 years ago
Those were the most amazing nine minutes of my life.
ThereWillBeDaniel 3 years ago 3
Haha! funny like hell! congrats!
I think maybe you'll like "I (heart) apple" from my channel I think is preety much the same humor... but with apples :P
Bye!
DJPelucaMIOJO 3 years ago
This is amazing. In my opinion it asks deep questions about religion, don't flame me about this but maybe someone could see where I'm coming from?
TomClark2 3 years ago 2
Great work I love it
Drummer122 3 years ago
excellent
mongorama 3 years ago
Since I lack the ability to come up with witty and humorous remarks myself, I simply agree with all the other comments. Very informative. Very dark banana!
subwelt 3 years ago 2
Very much like David Lynch.
theledzeppguy 3 years ago
I never leave my apartment, except to buy bread either.
timidgothica 3 years ago
Wow, it's really Old!
jfkdlsls 3 years ago
This is basically the most amazing thing I've ever seen.
grndthftawesome 3 years ago 2
that was really interesting. i love your work. what kind of film stock did you use. it's a breath of fresh air to see some videos that were not shot on video.
awaitingthehalos 3 years ago
@awaitingthehalos 16mm film. I believe the film stock was called Kodak Vision 500 or something...
notdavidlynch 1 year ago
freakin' great!
Deztitute 3 years ago
dude
this is incredible. oh my god.
Rockafella99 3 years ago
I was harmed in the process of viewing this film. :)
apollozero 3 years ago 6
great! what format is that on? hi8? svhs? please respond
jdenial 3 years ago
@jdenial "Bread" was shot on 16mm film. Thanks for the interest!
notdavidlynch 1 year ago
wow
Sofiya913 3 years ago 2
4:35 is the best. <3
feathersfall 3 years ago
Mmmm, bread!
desolateangel83 3 years ago
This was.... this was...
KajiCarson 3 years ago
You are amazing Dotman.
Alsamisath 3 years ago 2
Bread can be evil if possessed by the devil
jeffreycoy 3 years ago
i love bread too!
if only i wasnt 25 years out :(
we loved this film
from
me+bread.
hartnell114 3 years ago 2
"I am not a heretic. I believe there is a God and I respect all religions that reccommend you eat bread!" Absolutely brilliant! haha
crunchpump 3 years ago 2
Subtly funny, this one hits just under the radar. Too bad David Lynch didn't show up to solve a bread-related problem...
kaosboy13 3 years ago 4
Ingenious and deeply creepy. Very reminiscent the first series of the British parody 'Look Around You'.
dbspin 3 years ago 4
Yes! I was thinking the same thing!
Craigination 3 years ago
Wow, weird and very Lynchian!
sa1994kimo 3 years ago 7
I liked the aging on the film. That food pyramid thing is a bit dangerous to follow, though :)
nutherefurlong 3 years ago 2
Great!!
anisblond 3 years ago
How long ago did you make this? It looks like it was made in the 80's or early 90's. If it was made recently, then WOW.
P.S. Bread rules.
mrfist6 3 years ago 3
@mrfist6 "Bread" was filmed in 1998 and shot on 16mm film. --Not sure if you even remember asking me this question. It's only taken me a year to get around to reading the YouTube comments :)
notdavidlynch 1 year ago
@notdavidlynch FINALLY! I've been sitting on this couch for a long time waiting for a reply.
mrfist6 1 year ago
Finally, a film that expresses the awesomeness of bread. Good work.
petrieds10 3 years ago 2