Homage to Michelangelo Antonioni's L'Eclisse (Eclipse)

[GedernerSee]

Try harder!

[dirtypearl]

INTERESTING TRIUBUTE!! THUMBS UP.

[rialcnis]

Good effort don't listen to the poo poo ers

[ewlalah]

What's up with the negativity! Anyways, I liked the video and L'Eclisse is my all-time favorite Antonioni film beating The Adventure, The Night and Blow up.

[GVCatullo]

@ewlalah My favourite movies by Antonioni are his first movies from CRONACA DI UN AMORE (1950) to IL DESERTO ROSSO (1964) (I'm sorry I don't know the English titles!).

[Mazurka1001]

antonioni? wtf? amerikans are morons.

[ohworldgirl]

LOL!!!!! I'm American and that was hysterically funny. I really hate to dump on this but pleaseeseee, you should have just taken clips of his film and made a tribute. Sorry. That's a tacitly intense and highly complex emotional scene from L'Eclisse with very little words; not many in the world could pull it off. When you do it poorly, you get comments like the one above: Americans are morons. Good luck in your future projects.

[mikebott]

better to have started with something like the cord striking the flagpole, i think.

[ringu]

How about trying the ending? Ciao.

[unclealand]

If you hate Antonioni's movies so much, just ignore them. So they're mannered and slow; you still don't have to crap on them like this.

[GanDyPoop]

hahaha. the part where she looks at the penguin classics on the bookself was priceless.

[EnzoTheBaker]

I'm sorry, but the acting is totally bad. You've turned it into bloody parody

[SD73]

Antonioni's movies were about precision: I wont even go into the compositions, but at least they could have used a tripod.

[alexandrebfrancop]

i really liked this! and i love the film too! nice! happy birthday!

[simonfromedgware]

happy birthday, you have very nice friends to have done this for you. but maybe a little too much action for an antonioni film.