[Gmodcinema]

[RainBD7]

Awesome.

[Mythos]

Very well done.

[dvaderv2]

Beautiful.

[maximizer39v2]

That carried some sort of profound message

   but i have no idea what the fuck it was   

[Gmodcinema]

maximizer39v2 posted:

That carried some sort of profound message

   but i have no idea what the fuck it was   

It's more of a personal thing for me and somebody else, but it can be applied to many things.
If your really curious you can try and pick apart:

   "Imprisonment can't tolerate oppressive negligence."   

[maximizer39v2]

Eh, no.

[The Gobo]

How very...
Floydian.

[VaciliNikoMav]

Very interesting. Would this happen to be related to the bringing down the Berlin Wall back in the waning days of the Cold War?

[TheGoodDoctorF]

Glad to see you doing more stuff gmodcinema. Fantastic stuff.

[Blockhead]

What did you use to edit that? Those were some P. good effects.

[Gmodcinema]

Blockhead posted:

What did you use to edit that? Those were some P. good effects.

Sony Vegas 10 / After Effect Cs5. Most of the intro and ending was just playing with blending modes and film clutter.

[Cone]

you may be able to bring down the wall but can you smell what the rock is cooking

[Mendelevius]

VaciliNikoMav posted:

Very interesting. Would this happen to be related to the bringing down the Berlin Wall back in the waning days of the Cold War?

It's focused toward something more personal.

[Christian123]

wow

[Drsalvador]

VaciliNikoMav posted:

Very interesting. Would this happen to be related to the bringing down the Berlin Wall back in the waning days of the Cold War?

Evidently the creator of the video has his own meanings and intentions (which I respect and am by no means trying to undermine.) but originally The Wall's ultimate intended message (that Roger Waters admits to, at least) is that self-isolation isn't a resolution to anyone's problems, whether they be problems you have personally or problems others have that affect you.

On a longer-winded note it's a fictionalized recantation of Roger Waters's issues and struggles in life (especially the death of his father in World War II) up to 1978 or so that led him to become somewhat insular for a period in his adult life, which he resolved with psychotherapy and by expressing these feelings by creating The Wall.

Great video by the way, OP.