Sounds like Lupin the 3rd music! lol (I LOVE Lupin!)
After seeing the first part and this part, I like it so far! I would like something plot heavy to happen though; the Mood Organ is Dialed, and I'm gripping the handles and ready to groove!
@Hum0ng0us > the music is from Space Adventure Cobra, which like Lupin the 3rd, is a japanese manga. I read your other comment about Vangelis, i agree about scene 3, but as i answered you before we did not really know where we were going at that time, so i just used the most iconic Vangelis tune from Blade Runner, but it does not fit really the images. About scene 1, i believe THIS time Vangelis' Memories of Green is appropriate and sets the mood right...
the plot's in the eye of the beholder... what did you feel (or not) while watching the various scenes? Are you appealed by that combination of visuals and music? This is here to set a mood "à la Blade Runner"... After it depends if the viewer is sensitive to it, or not
Not only have I read the book, but I also wrote a thesis about it in the university. So, no offence but what's insulting here is your comment. I never claimed to make a litteral adaptation from the book, or a remake of the movie. This is simply, and I wrote it many times before, a story "in the mood" of both the book and the movie. It is happening in the same universe, but the characters here have no relationships with Deckard for instance. Try to appreciate it for what is it, with an open mind!
While I can appreciate that, the book's world is that of a run down, dilapidated, mostly abandoned urban space surrounded by a desolated and near lifeless wilderness. The people inhabiting this world suffer from a range of clinical psychological disorders resulting from the dreariness and social alienation of living upon a massively depopulated and devastated Earth. It's a cyberpunk future.
On the other hand, your videos are fairly glowing by comparison. The music doesn't fit the scenes either.
i invite you to read the commentary attached to this video, this is a "dream" sequence... not the real world! Same answer for the music, I hear jazz in my dreams, what about you?
Scene 2 featured a mostly abandoned urban space btw. But i hear you what you have to say and i will try to give a more gloomy atmosphere in scene 4 which i'm doing in Bangkok and not Paris anymore, that should help...
And let's not even talk about the way Hollywood is "adapting" books nowadays... Seriously, how many times have you been disappointed?!? And they have a 150 million dollar budget on each motion picture, just to crap something unrelated with the book but that will make money through toys and other marketed products... So gimme a break about paying "homage", cause at least I'm not providing people with a fast-cut dumb video clip named "blade runner 2: the return" just to gain some viewers on utube!
I loved the soundtrack. who's the composer?
Miras010181 1 year ago
@Miras010181 > Kentaro Haneda, a japanese composer... famous for his soundtrack of the animated version of Space Adventure Cobra (1982)
omnicd 1 year ago
I loved the soundtrack. who's the composer?
Miras010181 1 year ago
Sounds like Lupin the 3rd music! lol (I LOVE Lupin!)
After seeing the first part and this part, I like it so far! I would like something plot heavy to happen though; the Mood Organ is Dialed, and I'm gripping the handles and ready to groove!
Hum0ng0us 1 year ago
@Hum0ng0us > the music is from Space Adventure Cobra, which like Lupin the 3rd, is a japanese manga. I read your other comment about Vangelis, i agree about scene 3, but as i answered you before we did not really know where we were going at that time, so i just used the most iconic Vangelis tune from Blade Runner, but it does not fit really the images. About scene 1, i believe THIS time Vangelis' Memories of Green is appropriate and sets the mood right...
omnicd 1 year ago
the "new" scene 1 is now online, please check it out and feel free to leave your comment...
spookyprod 1 year ago
Where's the plot?
wicklowpatster 1 year ago
the plot's in the eye of the beholder... what did you feel (or not) while watching the various scenes? Are you appealed by that combination of visuals and music? This is here to set a mood "à la Blade Runner"... After it depends if the viewer is sensitive to it, or not
omnicd 1 year ago
This is an Amazing "SEE PARIS" tourist Vid.
The Fact that this is supposed to be an homage
to "Do Androids Dream...", is really insulting.
Please name this something else, stop giving
off the impression that you've read this book
rime666 2 years ago
Not only have I read the book, but I also wrote a thesis about it in the university. So, no offence but what's insulting here is your comment. I never claimed to make a litteral adaptation from the book, or a remake of the movie. This is simply, and I wrote it many times before, a story "in the mood" of both the book and the movie. It is happening in the same universe, but the characters here have no relationships with Deckard for instance. Try to appreciate it for what is it, with an open mind!
spookyprod 2 years ago 4
While I can appreciate that, the book's world is that of a run down, dilapidated, mostly abandoned urban space surrounded by a desolated and near lifeless wilderness. The people inhabiting this world suffer from a range of clinical psychological disorders resulting from the dreariness and social alienation of living upon a massively depopulated and devastated Earth. It's a cyberpunk future.
On the other hand, your videos are fairly glowing by comparison. The music doesn't fit the scenes either.
buzongtang 2 years ago
i invite you to read the commentary attached to this video, this is a "dream" sequence... not the real world! Same answer for the music, I hear jazz in my dreams, what about you?
Scene 2 featured a mostly abandoned urban space btw. But i hear you what you have to say and i will try to give a more gloomy atmosphere in scene 4 which i'm doing in Bangkok and not Paris anymore, that should help...
omnicd 2 years ago
And let's not even talk about the way Hollywood is "adapting" books nowadays... Seriously, how many times have you been disappointed?!? And they have a 150 million dollar budget on each motion picture, just to crap something unrelated with the book but that will make money through toys and other marketed products... So gimme a break about paying "homage", cause at least I'm not providing people with a fast-cut dumb video clip named "blade runner 2: the return" just to gain some viewers on utube!
omnicd 2 years ago
May I ask where you are shooting this? You have established a very kewl atmosphere but I'm looking forward to more story.
MsGeek703 2 years ago 4
So far everything was shot in Paris... But i'm planning to shoot a few stuff in Bangkok which where I work at the moment.
The story is present in the background, but I guess it will make more sense when you'll see it as a whole... Scene 4's coming this Fall !
omnicd 2 years ago