Harrison Bergeron

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Ladies and gentlemen, it's finally here! Four months in the making, Velvet Studios' adaption of Kurt Vonnegut Jr's famous short story is complete. We truly hope you enjoy our collective obsession, so sit back and have a blast!


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THE YEAR is 2081 and everyone is finally equal. America has become a dystopian wasteland in which the equality of everyone is brutally regulated by the government. People gifted with extraordinary talents are given handicaps so that everyone is the same. No one is stronger, no one is weaker. Everyone has worn their handicaps and behaved according to government regulations. UNTIL NOW!

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[safewaysecurity]

So you had all these special effects and all these peop;le but you couldn't find anything better than a camera stand to look like a shotgun?

[InvertedMongoose]

@safewaysecurity We're not allowed to bring prop guns onto school campuses.

[EllieBellieEllen]

kick ass. thats all i have to say

[cooljoe888jc]

Good work



[AynManRand]

@InvertedMongoose Besides that thing looked menacing.

[TheRealAlbino]

Its Handicapper General not General Handicapper

[RRRRRAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH]

a very eerie depiction, but i like it. very epic running there by the thought police.

[Goherzsonia]

Amazing one!!!! Loved it..

[SuperFlamingUnicorn]

When did the Jabowalkies get so violent?

[cimerax]

@InvertedMongoose I think you did a decent job finding a misc. item that resembles a shotgun. Nice work!

[Paddy17051990]

@morgansbrothervideo i agree WTF this is som shite...read the book please..

[morgansbrothervideo]

@frucknog

i know kids made this but they really missed the point. why dont they make films about things they know about- like maybe a documentary on over-privileged kids that dont have the incentive or the ability to understand a story like Harrison Bergeron? Who ever instructed these kids should quit teaching and go back to school.

-R.I.P. Kurt Vonnegut