Just one thing: it's "mechanical hound" not "electronic hound". I realize that's perhaps a bit nit-picky, but it bothered me to see you get something simple like that wrong. They are not the same thing. Mechanical makes you think of moving parts, while electronic makes you think of computers and such. (At least in my mind.)
The movie itself summarizes the book rather well. I wouldn't recommend using it as a substitute for not reading (ironic...?) just because there's a lot of omitted detail. Of course youtube has it's limits so I digress.
@3046718pancakemix Hey grammar cop, perhaps it's better to know what you're talking about before criticizing. BOTH burned and burnt are acceptable spellings of the past tense of burn. Look it up.
b. To destroy with fire: burned the trash; burn a house down.
c. To consume (fuel or energy, for example): burned all the wood that winter.
Burnt-
1. affected by or as if by burning; charred
Now, this is being a grammar cop.
While both are 'ACCEPTABLE' in middle school, this is the exact definition. All I did was point out that burned was the past tense of a VERB, and burnt is an ADJECTIVE. Don't freak out, it's over.
At the beginning Montag has red eyes and later on has blue. Did you do this on purpose, as everyone good has blue eyes while everyone bad eg. mechanical dog has red eyes.
You just had to get the Bush dig in there didn't you?
However, it was very good. Quite interesting was the way the animation style and shapes are so simplistic and yet small details so complex. Almost as interesting is the use of on screen text for dialog in a story where reading is forbidden.
The juxtaposition of texture and fine hairs and such simple art style and method of dialog help push this far above my expectations. You surpass your limitations while somehow working within them.
So if red eyes symbolize brainwashing and blue eyes represent free thinking. Then what are the 2 people who helps montags wife because i can't tell what there eye color is.
hahaha i loved it thought it's big i coldn't stop to remember the story. I read this great book more than 4 years ago and i wasn't a big fan of the movie but i enjoyed this animation! Thanks
The Mildred scene is friggin hilarious. Now every time I see somebody wasting their life watching brainless reality tv or other such crap, that "dee da dee da dee da doh doh" starts echoing in my head. Classic.
The Mildred scene is friggin hilarious. Now every time I see somebody wasting their life watching brainless reality tv or other such crap, that "dee da dee da dee da doh doh" starts echoing in my head. Classic.
I think in some sence ray bradbury knew that a time like this would cme about i mean if you look at today not many kids like to read many just watch movies or mindles TV shows i hope many of the people who watched this g read the actual book becuse there is so many more connections with tdays society and great job imzache it was a far better flash animation that i culd do lol
my class had 2 read this book, and i always fell a sleep so now i dn't know nothin about the book......... So i'm hopeing to look at this video so i can under stand the book. I HOPE IT HELPS Lol ...............
Wow that was ten times better than expected. Even with only yourself working on animation you made every expression count. The transitions were great, the length of pauses and slight expression changes spoke as loudly as voice actors would and I actually prefer it silent. Lastly is the music just from random people or is it actually licensed? It went perfectly with the story.
@Gastrophetes Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it. The music is primarily from the Donnie Darko soundtrack. The song during the Hound scene is from the opening credits of Tim Burton's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. It's all licensed, but I'm able to keep it up because the video is for educational purposes, which is protected under fair use.
@YumiJK42 youre kidding, right? i mean sure its a great animation, but come on. youd have to be illiterate or just plain stupid to say it was better than the book.
bueno el corte lleno de suspenso y tal como sale escrito con esa intriga me gustaria ver una pelicula con efectos especiales de esta obra en estos años
You should get an artist to do some art for you. It could only help. Maybe, if you wanted to get some voice actors, it wouldn't hurt. A good narrator can lift up a narrative.
Actually, back when I was making these animated movies (2005 - 2007), I was considering making a Lord of the Flies adaptation. However, it just never ended up happening.
i read the book in class it was okay, like it didnt rellie get like relli into it untill part 2, but yea its good, lov the vid. it was shown in class we laughed through itlol:)))
That's adaptations for you -- it wasn't supposed to be loyal. There's no way a 17 minute high school student project is going to be exactly the same (lines and all) as the novel. And the eye colors (of all the characters) are a running (and I know, amateurish) symbolism throughout the entire movie.
But yeah, thanks for all the backhanded compliments. At least you were civil.
I forgot the exact title and artist. I think someone said what it was exactly somewhere in these comments. I got it from the Disney animated version of Robin Hood, if that helps.
haha i instantly recognized the music from robin hood. strangely i was the ONLY one in my class who had heard it before.oh and i really liked your interpretation of the hound.
The majority of the music is from Donnie Darko's score, by Michael Andrews. The song during the Hound chase is the opening credit music to Tim Burton's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, by Danny Elfman. Let me know if there's a particular song you'd like to know more about.
wasn't the book sort of against cutting down ideas into simpler bite sized portions? Like the part with the classics becoming 12 line dictionary entries>?
Most likely. When I made this as a school project I wasn't looking to cut the book's length down or make it simpler -- its length was just a consequence of my one-week production period and my amateur status as animator (I had hardly any time/hardly any talent). If anything, it was meant to get people to read the book.
But yeah, I made this when I was 15 with no formal training, so the animation is pretty bad. But I'll tell you one thing, I was probably the only person at that age who was making something like this.
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I read this book to me it was a steaming peice of crap and waste of time. I didnt understand the point of the book. Can anyone tell the point of this crappy book???
the book shows just how ppl will change over the technological advancement, into ppl like u who dun appreciate written text and go for moving pictures instead, this is why u didnt understand the point of the book. look closely at the world now, compare it with fahrenheit451, u will see a similarity
Hi, I like that movie really much you left some part of movie but its ok. This video gave me a lot of knowledge about FAHRENHEIT 451. I have a test next week I hope it will help.
its a good video but there are some inacuracies. like you left out him burning down his house, and at the end, he jumped into the river...meet the people...walked a few days...THEN the city blew up.... but a good vid nonetheless. i give it 4 stars.
Not so much "inaccuracies", a better term is "cuts". Not everything can be put into a short film that was already way too long for the assignment I made it for. To make it flow well, yes, some things had to be changed. It's the "art" of adaptation. But glad you liked it regardless!
Yep. When I made this in 2005 it was only for a school project, before I even used YouTube. At the time I never thought I'd be able to share it with so many people for so long, I just thought it was going to be a simple school project that I'd forget about a few months later. Thanks though!
It has nothing to do with the book, it's just an easter egg that I put in all of my movies. You can see it somewhere in all of my movies starting with this one onwards (all but Antigone, American Revolution, and Beowulf). It's just for grins.
It's like they're your family! *eye twitches*
kodakcam724 2 days ago
Ok I gotta agree with Montag on this one. That show Mildred is watching is mindless garbage.
OCshotgun 1 month ago
i think you didnt do very good on following the book...sorry
fizygirl18 1 month ago
Just one thing: it's "mechanical hound" not "electronic hound". I realize that's perhaps a bit nit-picky, but it bothered me to see you get something simple like that wrong. They are not the same thing. Mechanical makes you think of moving parts, while electronic makes you think of computers and such. (At least in my mind.)
AthrunZala898 2 months ago
The movie itself summarizes the book rather well. I wouldn't recommend using it as a substitute for not reading (ironic...?) just because there's a lot of omitted detail. Of course youtube has it's limits so I digress.
theepicurbanproject 2 months ago
What is this background music/creepy tunef from?
LavaFlaminG6 4 months ago
@LavaFlaminG6 Donnie Darko.
imzache 4 months ago
Still the book is SOOOO much better than the movie
bonto7 5 months ago
One thing though, "...and he'd do anything to save the things he once BURNED." Burnt is the past tense of burn, burned is the process of burning...
3046718pancakemix 5 months ago
@3046718pancakemix Yep. I'm honestly surprised I didn't make even more spelling errors when I made this way back when.
imzache 5 months ago
@3046718pancakemix Hey grammar cop, perhaps it's better to know what you're talking about before criticizing. BOTH burned and burnt are acceptable spellings of the past tense of burn. Look it up.
madmartigan21 3 weeks ago
@madmartigan21 Burned-
a. To cause, to undergo combustion.
b. To destroy with fire: burned the trash; burn a house down.
c. To consume (fuel or energy, for example): burned all the wood that winter.
Burnt-
1. affected by or as if by burning; charred
Now, this is being a grammar cop.
While both are 'ACCEPTABLE' in middle school, this is the exact definition. All I did was point out that burned was the past tense of a VERB, and burnt is an ADJECTIVE. Don't freak out, it's over.
3046718pancakemix 3 weeks ago
I'm reading this for the second time since high schoo, and personally, I still hate it. Its boring, and parts too spastic. Like the animation though!
3046718pancakemix 5 months ago
what's the music in 14:28?
monus782 6 months ago
@monus782 I'm pretty sure it's from the beginning of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
araz4561 3 months ago
Thanks this helped. :) and it was funny
damin0228 6 months ago
You really need to read the book to get it
Artofdeception117 7 months ago 8
i like the operators O.o
KILLERXZ87 7 months ago
Love the Donnie Darko score.
AaronBurr17 8 months ago
has a very eerie vibe to it. i like how the story was improvised.
gameluv13 8 months ago
should have put the logo on the firehouse
earthenfox 8 months ago
I could have wacth this and not that dumb book.......
SuperKutabare 8 months ago
te faltaron algunos detalles pero lo hiciste muuuy bien :D
sweetlady14fer 10 months ago
simply brilliant..plus all this is between the lines...
hiphopsocnroc 10 months ago
books are retarded...
this is actually the worst book ive ever read...
munirdinho10 10 months ago
This is great man good job!! I even got freaked out by the operators!!
utadalovely 10 months ago
OMG. I was dreading to read this...until now.
pokemonmasterkai 11 months ago
At the beginning Montag has red eyes and later on has blue. Did you do this on purpose, as everyone good has blue eyes while everyone bad eg. mechanical dog has red eyes.
AH7012 11 months ago
@AH7012 That's about the gist of it. It's a bit heavy handed I admit, but it's a clear visual way to show who's "enlightened" and who is not.
imzache 11 months ago 5
Great job dude. I wish Bradbury could see this. Cheers.
ascetic43 11 months ago
@uarecaught, his name is Ray Bradbury
nickyfrancine 11 months ago
I love how when he's running from the cops, he looks like a ninja
technoandpopchic 11 months ago
Beatty had that pedo-smile going at 13:18
Ahabil09 11 months ago
Is this really how the story went, or at least even close to Rad Buray's book?
uarecaught 11 months ago
Compliment for your cartoon Fahrenheit . Would be good if you make a cartoon of Brave New World, wrote 1932 by Aldous Huxley.
velinadiponzano 1 year ago
oh my god, i love your video!
its so amazing, GREAT JOB!
and thank you by the way :) +
tiie17 1 year ago
I like your additional dialog...
ChancesOnNet 1 year ago
You could have followed the book more. You left out some crucial parts. but overall it was not bad. and the music was awesome.
havefun921 1 year ago
THANK YOU NOW I DONT HAVE TO READ THIS BOOK BUT REALLY THANKS
H20EvilDolphin1 1 year ago
i need to go back and read that book again lol
gangstajacy 1 year ago
I love how the end song is from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. xD
emmaISamazingful 1 year ago
You just had to get the Bush dig in there didn't you?
However, it was very good. Quite interesting was the way the animation style and shapes are so simplistic and yet small details so complex. Almost as interesting is the use of on screen text for dialog in a story where reading is forbidden.
The juxtaposition of texture and fine hairs and such simple art style and method of dialog help push this far above my expectations. You surpass your limitations while somehow working within them.
Nielk1 1 year ago
needs work dud
vecktorman 1 year ago
Great work! I really enjoyed the placement of your music. :D
FriesMinus 1 year ago
So if red eyes symbolize brainwashing and blue eyes represent free thinking. Then what are the 2 people who helps montags wife because i can't tell what there eye color is.
SuperDogbiter 1 year ago
Thanks you really make me want to read this book, which i will when i can find it.
SuperDogbiter 1 year ago
Whats the beginning music from it sounds familiar
SuperDogbiter 1 year ago
@SuperDogbiter It's from the Donnie Darko soundtrack.
imzache 1 year ago
this is really good! Excellent job. Good choice and placement of music too. what is the music when he is with faber? the piano?
Voileen 1 year ago
@Voileen It's from Donnie Darko. Great soundtrack.
imzache 1 year ago
Excellent job. I really liked the way you made the hound. A very accurate rendition of the book btw.
nama3333 1 year ago
By the way did you animate this by yourself cause thats some good work. Thanks for the help. i need to watch this for a book report
diesel122093 1 year ago
@diesel122093 Sure did, and you're welcome.
imzache 1 year ago
Faber looks like Stewie Griffin from Family Guy
diesel122093 1 year ago
man, this is awesome. you have to put out the sounds you used in the description.. speaking of which, whats the thing used in the faber scene?
wanflove 1 year ago
The operators are awesome :P
qaz474 1 year ago
I really hate Mildred
Shes a fucking moron
LivinJoke84 1 year ago
I commend you for a humorous video that stayed true to the plot and the overall points made in the book:)
aceydarling666 1 year ago
This was pretty good, but anyone who says that an animated version is better than the book should not be reading this kind of book...
modsrockershippies 1 year ago
hahaha i loved it thought it's big i coldn't stop to remember the story. I read this great book more than 4 years ago and i wasn't a big fan of the movie but i enjoyed this animation! Thanks
taisataisa 1 year ago
The Mildred scene is friggin hilarious. Now every time I see somebody wasting their life watching brainless reality tv or other such crap, that "dee da dee da dee da doh doh" starts echoing in my head. Classic.
takky9298 1 year ago
The Mildred scene is friggin hilarious. Now every time I see somebody wasting their life watching brainless reality tv or other such crap, that "dee da dee da dee da doh doh" starts echoing in my head. Classic.
takky9298 1 year ago
What's the music playing at the Mildred scene? The doo doo daa daa one :P
madseet 1 year ago
@madseet The song's called "Whistle Stop." It's on the soundtrack for Disney's Robin Hood (the cartoon version with the foxes).
imzache 1 year ago
no the book was way better. its a classic
eriesilence1 1 year ago
I think in some sence ray bradbury knew that a time like this would cme about i mean if you look at today not many kids like to read many just watch movies or mindles TV shows i hope many of the people who watched this g read the actual book becuse there is so many more connections with tdays society and great job imzache it was a far better flash animation that i culd do lol
MrPenguinGod 1 year ago
That was GREAT !
jerome96114 1 year ago
my class had 2 read this book, and i always fell a sleep so now i dn't know nothin about the book......... So i'm hopeing to look at this video so i can under stand the book. I HOPE IT HELPS Lol ...............
Chav1321 1 year ago
cute.
sharkbite44 1 year ago
haha my english teacher showed this video to my class after we read the book lol
gaarafan19 1 year ago
wait a minute..is this music from donnie darko?
BlachZombeh 1 year ago
Wow that was ten times better than expected. Even with only yourself working on animation you made every expression count. The transitions were great, the length of pauses and slight expression changes spoke as loudly as voice actors would and I actually prefer it silent. Lastly is the music just from random people or is it actually licensed? It went perfectly with the story.
Gastrophetes 1 year ago
@Gastrophetes Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it. The music is primarily from the Donnie Darko soundtrack. The song during the Hound scene is from the opening credits of Tim Burton's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. It's all licensed, but I'm able to keep it up because the video is for educational purposes, which is protected under fair use.
imzache 1 year ago
Wow that was pretty good.
charliezulublue 1 year ago
whats the song / sound called in the beginning? is it from a game? thanks ;)
Deutschland45 1 year ago
@Deutschland45 It's from the soundtrack to Donnie Darko.
imzache 1 year ago
@imzache thank you ;)
Deutschland45 1 year ago
I started cracking up when whistle stops came up out of nowhere. XD good video, btw. Made me want to read the book.
pushmipullu 1 year ago
This was really cool, waaaay better than the book. Great job!
One question though, what's the title of the music playing from 14:00-16:05?
YumiJK42 1 year ago
This was really cool, waaaay better than the book. Great job!
One question though, what's the title of the music playing from 14:00-16:05?
YumiJK42 1 year ago
@YumiJK42 If that's the Hound scene, it's the opening theme from Tim Burton's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Scored by Danny Elfman.
imzache 1 year ago
@YumiJK42 youre kidding, right? i mean sure its a great animation, but come on. youd have to be illiterate or just plain stupid to say it was better than the book.
hckrwolf 1 year ago
@hckrwolf I'm neither of those, the book simply wasn't my taste. I found it extremely boring.
YumiJK42 1 year ago
@YumiJK42 i pity you.
hckrwolf 1 year ago
@hckrwolf Good to know.
YumiJK42 1 year ago
@YumiJK42 Way better than the book? Holy fucking derp.
coleman409 1 year ago
pretty cool, too bad Clairese died..
fuckdatshitxxx 1 year ago
LOL, fantastic job! Loved the book too!
harboursmouthunited 2 years ago
"after bush, and then they hate us" the setting must be in America then!
newagedempires 2 years ago
Note the Irony !
This is mindless entertainment too !
Read the book and u'll know a lot more !
TheIncredibleHobo 2 years ago
my teacher is making us watch this for an asighnment thanks! for making it...
now i have to write about it...
Threedoufes 2 years ago
I rather enjoyed that...
Conservative4 2 years ago
Nice job! =)
Laputa4rs 2 years ago
bueno el corte lleno de suspenso y tal como sale escrito con esa intriga me gustaria ver una pelicula con efectos especiales de esta obra en estos años
javivideox 2 years ago
You should get an artist to do some art for you. It could only help. Maybe, if you wanted to get some voice actors, it wouldn't hurt. A good narrator can lift up a narrative.
justicetrooper 2 years ago
Yeah, that would be cool. But I made this a little over four years ago, so, what's done is done.
imzache 2 years ago
I like how Montags eyes went to blue, when he relized what he wanted
milkinthevideos 2 years ago
Haha! So awesome! lolz I had to read this book for a book report. This was definitely more amusing than the book or the movie. lolz
ayutenshi2 2 years ago
It would be pretty awesome
just42day87 2 years ago
have you ever considered making a lord of the flies movie like this.
just42day87 2 years ago
Actually, back when I was making these animated movies (2005 - 2007), I was considering making a Lord of the Flies adaptation. However, it just never ended up happening.
Maybe some day, though.
imzache 2 years ago
my english teacher (though she is in NO position to teach 9th grade AP english) showed us this in her class. it was pretty funny.
zacandashleys1fan 2 years ago
i read the book in class it was okay, like it didnt rellie get like relli into it untill part 2, but yea its good, lov the vid. it was shown in class we laughed through itlol:)))
xDropDeadDesix 2 years ago
Meh, it's nothing compared to the book, but it's not like I could've animated anything better. =P
(Most because you skipped quite a few lines. D=)
Also, Clarisse had black eyes; not blue. ;)
FBIRyan 2 years ago
You also added your own words, and edited the story to your liking. >_>
2 / 5
(You get one extra star for trying. =P)
FBIRyan 2 years ago
That's adaptations for you -- it wasn't supposed to be loyal. There's no way a 17 minute high school student project is going to be exactly the same (lines and all) as the novel. And the eye colors (of all the characters) are a running (and I know, amateurish) symbolism throughout the entire movie.
But yeah, thanks for all the backhanded compliments. At least you were civil.
imzache 2 years ago
Your welcome. ^_^
Like I said, the animation and everything else is well-done. Did you make all the graphics yourself?
FBIRyan 2 years ago
Yep.
imzache 2 years ago
That makes me want to shit on myself again. (In a good way.)
FBIRyan 2 years ago
Haha you certainly have a way with words. Thanks though.
imzache 2 years ago
we watched this in class before we started reading it and our teacher stoped it so i had to watch it lol
PbLover74 2 years ago
NIce willy wonka music!!!!
alaine91 2 years ago
i like this video it made me want to read the book the book is really good actually it took me a day to read it so yah its a good book
careyjayne123 2 years ago
Mildred looks so scary with her red eyes..
diane947 2 years ago 8
what was the song durning the parlor walls scene? amzing job.
just42day87 2 years ago
I forgot the exact title and artist. I think someone said what it was exactly somewhere in these comments. I got it from the Disney animated version of Robin Hood, if that helps.
imzache 2 years ago
Well if someone in the future asks its the robin hood disney intro.
just42day87 2 years ago
Yeah, that I know. I just don't know who actually wrote/performed it.
imzache 2 years ago
"Whistle-Stop" written and sung by Roger Miller
just42day87 2 years ago
That's it! It was on the tip of my tongue, haha.
imzache 2 years ago
XD
and props for the Donnie Darko music.
X0XhallielinnXOX 2 years ago
haha. wow. i gotta give you mad props for this one. :)
TOTALLY helps me to understand the book better. lol.
(im not much of a reader. im easily distracted. ha!)
thank you so much. great short film. :D
shellybean813 2 years ago
haha i instantly recognized the music from robin hood. strangely i was the ONLY one in my class who had heard it before.oh and i really liked your interpretation of the hound.
crazitaco 2 years ago
great
aveman3 2 years ago
It is great how he explains the story in this short video . it is an EXCELENT, PERFECT VIDEO
HeroesdelasRuinas 2 years ago
Can I get the song titles? It's really trippy music.
MarluxiasxOnlyxFan 2 years ago
The majority of the music is from Donnie Darko's score, by Michael Andrews. The song during the Hound chase is the opening credit music to Tim Burton's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, by Danny Elfman. Let me know if there's a particular song you'd like to know more about.
imzache 2 years ago
Not double cheeseburger hungry...
More like Big Mac hungry.
Dude....this is so epic. Great job! xD
MarluxiasxOnlyxFan 2 years ago
I'm showing this to my English teacher.
still1waiting1gaara1 2 years ago
Touching, exciting, funny...
You're a genius, Zach!
SupremeKingDan 2 years ago
Absolutely great short film!
Baba5393 2 years ago
happy birthday ray bradbury! this video would make a great present haha
iamMrQUICKSILVER 2 years ago
Very nice I like but now I hope the next animations will be in Widescreen HD!
Menikuri 2 years ago
phenomenal mini book adaptation.
Music was awesome!!!!
great job!!!!
cKRONIC 2 years ago
GREAT
Subsonicol 2 years ago
i love the music! it added great with the story
whenryanattacks 2 years ago
Great video, man!!!
NijiUsagiDaniero10 2 years ago
this is amazing, i loved it, really helped, the music is incredible. thanks man :)
vancix 2 years ago
Sweet! xD
Im reading it for class.
this was a great interpretation!
much fun watching
LordsWisdom 2 years ago
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LordsWisdom 2 years ago
All I can say is... great interpretation of the book. I wish the 1966 movie was as dark and characters as ignorant as in this animation..
AmbrosialChannel 2 years ago
The Bush fellow :D
zimtmax 2 years ago
Wow, that was really good. It was cool how you made it funny even though the book was quite serious :)
kensei108 2 years ago
the music in that video was insanely awesome
obscureandforlorn 2 years ago
GREAT VIDEO!!
PaneroSisters 2 years ago
great for my school's test .. Even if I 've read the book ^^
Tagatouiillex3 2 years ago
wasn't the book sort of against cutting down ideas into simpler bite sized portions? Like the part with the classics becoming 12 line dictionary entries>?
Polonium96 2 years ago
Most likely. When I made this as a school project I wasn't looking to cut the book's length down or make it simpler -- its length was just a consequence of my one-week production period and my amateur status as animator (I had hardly any time/hardly any talent). If anything, it was meant to get people to read the book.
But nice observation.
imzache 2 years ago
what was the song at the end?
poetryman1120 2 years ago
The music made this kinda creepy lol
Jetli390 2 years ago
what is the middle song
fenway2424 2 years ago
we watched this at school, and I couldn't help going home and watching it again. pretty funny :)
xxmushroomcloud 2 years ago
lol us too
we also had to write down one thing you got wrong and one thing that you thought was funny
good book though
but a lot of the people were saying how the animation was bad and stuff
i dont think they realize how much work animating is
so overall, it's a really cool adaptation of a good book
kiwiloverjj 2 years ago
Haha that's cool.
But yeah, I made this when I was 15 with no formal training, so the animation is pretty bad. But I'll tell you one thing, I was probably the only person at that age who was making something like this.
imzache 2 years ago
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I read this book to me it was a steaming peice of crap and waste of time. I didnt understand the point of the book. Can anyone tell the point of this crappy book???
Alejandro1313sixx 2 years ago
the book shows just how ppl will change over the technological advancement, into ppl like u who dun appreciate written text and go for moving pictures instead, this is why u didnt understand the point of the book. look closely at the world now, compare it with fahrenheit451, u will see a similarity
lcyfr0st 2 years ago 11
look it's not the bible... its a good story. read it again.
0TicTocMan0 2 years ago
show me one excerpt in 451 of Bradbury shoveling dung onto paper please, go open that stupid little book and find it! good luck.
fantasticskeetskeet 2 years ago
The Babysitters Club? I loved those books. That part made me laugh though. Well done.
NiCeStKidSiNtoWn 2 years ago
I totally loved that video. Very dorky. It was a nice summary of the book.
cutz527 2 years ago
cool. donnie darko music - good choice
inpatwetrust 2 years ago
Hi, I like that movie really much you left some part of movie but its ok. This video gave me a lot of knowledge about FAHRENHEIT 451. I have a test next week I hope it will help.
Thanks
mehan1992 3 years ago
You're kidding right--about being tested on Fahrenheit 451 & instead of knowing the book you hope a short video adaption will help you out?
If that is true, YOU MISS THE WHOLE POINT of the frakking book! The book is about people like you--if you are serious, that is.
DanielForkbeard 2 years ago
Read the book if your depending on technology to give you the answers then what the hell man it means the story is lost on you.
CaptainArcher1989 2 years ago
its a good video but there are some inacuracies. like you left out him burning down his house, and at the end, he jumped into the river...meet the people...walked a few days...THEN the city blew up.... but a good vid nonetheless. i give it 4 stars.
KryptoKid2012 3 years ago
Not so much "inaccuracies", a better term is "cuts". Not everything can be put into a short film that was already way too long for the assignment I made it for. To make it flow well, yes, some things had to be changed. It's the "art" of adaptation. But glad you liked it regardless!
imzache 3 years ago
The swipe at George Bush already makes the video dated.
DanielForkbeard 2 years ago
Yep. When I made this in 2005 it was only for a school project, before I even used YouTube. At the time I never thought I'd be able to share it with so many people for so long, I just thought it was going to be a simple school project that I'd forget about a few months later. Thanks though!
imzache 2 years ago
LOL with the bush attack nice! I actualy read the book and the story line is actualy heading where its supposed to go
ThaGoodOldMe 2 years ago
omg my class (8th grade) just got finished with this book!!!! it was pretty easy to understand
dont know why others had issues/troubles reading it
904DolphinFreak 3 years ago
Haha to all of you doll questioners:
It has nothing to do with the book, it's just an easter egg that I put in all of my movies. You can see it somewhere in all of my movies starting with this one onwards (all but Antigone, American Revolution, and Beowulf). It's just for grins.
Hope that explanation satisfies you guys.
imzache 3 years ago
Uhm.....what's with the doll? that the doctor was holding. O_o?
clammer6 3 years ago
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dbc616 3 years ago
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this is so cool! :)
dilarahhhh 3 years ago
that was awesome know i can understand the book more, were reading it in 8th grade reading right now
foxclaw114 3 years ago