I have no idea why this compilation video from blink182 productions featuring a different band singing a different song and footage from various fake “home movies” is called an “official video”. It just isn’t. This is the real “official video”.

You've got the best home movies, ant.

Your video, Growing up in the 1950s - Home Movies, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.

I'll be honest, I've probably spent at least 6 hours total of my life watching home movie compilations with this as the soundtrack.

Time well spent too.

While it uses enough power to run a microwave, there are no microwave parts. The main diode arrays are from home movie projectors.

Don't you want him for your dad? When the fame has passed, you will have an incredible trove of the fricking best home movies ever.

My favorite all time AS show was probably Lucy Daughter of the Devil although Rick and Morty is right there too. Space Ghost and Home Movies was also quite good.

Well done!

Best Team Fortress home-movie I've ever seen, I believe.

Home movies?? I predict a real awkward day on VideoSift in ten years...

I can imagine the therapy the kid'll need after the parents bust out old home movies when he's in his teens

I loved Home Movies and Lucy Daughter of the Devil, and like Bob's Burgers, but didn't care for Archer at all. (Didn't see enough of Dr. Katz to judge that)

Ha, thanks.

I was actually regretting that I didn't go for my original impulse and ask whether this might be a clip from JJ Abrams old childhood home movies.

>> ^kceaton1:

That is one hell of a set. Buy some land and park that on it, and use it as your house--after it's been fixed up a bit... Also the outside would be redone to look like a ship that could take off. I should probably get Richard Garriott on the case.
/one day we need the ability to use a partial sarcasm button...


Yeah... Too bad all that would be is CGI today :-(

That last shot is incredible.~16mm home movies FTW, Clouzot, Cayette needed some good frog-stock like this circa-silver!

I am not sure of the make/model of the camera but I suspect it's 8mm stock (maybe Super 8?) judging from the date and size.

>> ^rich_magnet:

Wow, what wonderful quality footage. It's too bad about all the shake. Also, does anyone recognize the camera? I'm wondering what stock he shot on.
Additional comment: considering the quality of the film, that crew looks rather small to me. It seems about the same size as the average modern B-grade TV show shoot. Was it a super tight budget, I wonder.