Soup de ja vu

A film by Michael Tamburro, created in 1997 when he was an undergraduate at Cornell University. The film depicts a conversation between two people who have met for dinner at a Japanese restaurant. Watch it closely. You never know what might happen. Daniel Simons served as an advisor on the project.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• change blindness
• attention
• perception
• change detection
• detection
• change
• gorilla
• movie perception
• editing
• cuts

[MrJewChild]

ok wtf? you got me watching that cheesey-arse scene for 5mins and that's the only explination i get? this is a joke.

[ToliveAnimations]

If this is supposed to be an awareness test, it was terrible. Everything that happened was blatantly obvious and the acting made me want to tear out my eyeballs and take a piss on them.

Sorry if that was harsh, but I was just expecting them to show a gorilla or something discreetly humping that guy in the ear.

[TheChatterpillar]

since he went in and sat down, the background behind him kept inching to the right from the left and the line was changing color. then she switched cups, and everything became more obvious :)

[manugkenny]

lol and all this time i thought it was crappy shity editing when it was a wierd joke or something about setting change another tip have 3 cameras filming at same time so u went get the stupid ass bad actors ruining their postion and features almost vomited.

[sa5er1234]

great...

[MrMistery101]

*waiter runs in the background*

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

[1337x3kat]

lol i noticed her change the glasses and then the whole scenery changed

[menehune58]

when i saw her knock over the glass and ice came out i was like- WTF- THEEEEEN i noticed more changes

[subzero879]

Holy Shit... I only noticed like 5 sec before it ended... I consider myself an observant person to. >.<

[MultiJohnnyBravo]

I noticed the difference