I think "A Scanner Darkly" was cel-shaded? This doesnt look cel-shaded to me

No problemo. seinfeld, wtf religion, scanner darkly, and louis ck always get my upvote.

In reply to this comment by MikesHL13:
Thanks for the votes. Your "Vanilla Ice" sifts were great. Also liked the many "jazz" ones you've posted.

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I think the animation in A Scanner Darkly was done a lot better. To few fps on this.

And to all of you who are considering it, self-immolation is a baaad way to go.

The Meatrix
http://www.videosift.com/video/THE-MEATRIX-1
and A Scanner Darkly
http://www.videosift.com/video/Scanner-Darkly-Trailer
come to mind.

thanks dj!

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http://www.videosift.com/video/DJ-Spooky-Scanner-Darkly

for your kitties and nukes.

http://www.videosift.com/video/DJ-Spooky-Scanner-Darkly

for your kitties and nukes.

It's by Richard Linklater, who also directed Slacker, Dazed and Confused, The Newton Boys, and A Scanner Darkly (also rotoscoped), among others.

Ya, it's called "rotoscoping:" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotoscoping

It can make for some crazy results. See "A Scanner Darkly," "Waking Life," "Heavy Metal," "American Pop" etc.

nice soundtrack, btw if you like this film you love 'a scanner darkly'. Is based on a Philip K. Dick story aswell

Don't get your undies all in a bunch, Bl.

"Sorry a viral advertising scam for a scanner darkly attempting to masquerade as real science."

Are you referring to a rumor started by a comment made by a Slashdotter noting the similiarity between Margellons and Dick's writing, a rumor that was subsequently spread around the net as fact? Hmmmmm....

You're right, the JAAD did print two letters and commentary. In scientific communities, letters are submitted as such, and not as papers, which would carry much more weight in the scientific and medical communities, because there is no real data to support them.

Of course, the CDC doesn't really lend any credence to the whole viral advertisement idea, and as JD mentioned, they're launching a proper investigation into the possibility of the disease.

The disease may be be a result of delusional parasitosis, sure, and likely is. But that does not mean that there is no benefit nor use to properly researching the disease, be it a psychological phenomenon or a parasitic infection, nor is it proof or even indication that the disease is being used as a marketing tool. There's a reason there are infectious disease experts seriously researching this disease, and it's not because they want to help sell a movie that's been out for nearly a year.

Sorry a viral advertising scam for a scanner darkly attempting to masquerade as real science.

This looks like the same kind of live-action distortion used in A Scanner Darkly.