YouTube Goodness

[GeffreyDrogon]

Here is a cute video from YouTube I found...

(Not intended for younger viewers)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vrnJp5GcKQ

[Daniel]

I don't know if "cute" is the appropriate word...

[GeffreyDrogon]

That's called sarcasm!

[EricJ]

That's funny, usually when animators do hipster narcissistically Millennial childhood-bashing of their own cultural-stereotype demons, it's usually called "Sausage Party".

I'd rather relax with something a little more satisfying, with something that restores our faith in goodness:

[Ben]

I don’t think sarcasm is the word either…

[emilyomacon]

I love watching youtube videos, especially movies that are on there. I have been watching youtube videos since I was a little kid and I am even watching them constantly now. I love the diversity that it offers and the multitude of videos that are on there. I am now watching the first season of Prison Break on youtube and I am really enjoying it. I use an online converter that converts youtube videos to wav and I download them so that I would be able to watch them at work where I don't have wifi. I don't know if I could live without youtube. My life would be so boring without it.

[Randall]

I have to say, I have rarely watched YouTube videos on my computer, except for the odd thing that gets posted on Facebook or a blog. But since discovering the YT apps on my PS3 and Apple TV, I now watch them a lot more, on a TV screen or even projector screen. It is amazing what can show up on YT.

[GeffreyDrogon]

I'm sorry. I have a dark sense of humor because I was raised by a Christian father with gloomy views of the world and the future, and seeing awful things that are also ridiculous to watch satisfy me. With the world around us falling apart as we speak, that kind of humor satisfies me.

[droosan]

Here's a fun little animatic ..



What If .. Don Bluth had animated Seinfeld, back in the 90s..?

[Randall]

Spot on!

[droosan]

This is a student short that I'd spotted on YouTube a few years ago, but didn't post here at the time (though, I certainly considered it). It just now randomly came up again in my personal feed, so here it is.

It's very short, and is packed full of 'inadvisable' activity .. but its all so stylishly presented, that it always leaves me wanting to see more.

[Ben]

It's the Beatles' RockBand intro, by way of Cartoon Saloon, clashed with Bikini Bandits!

Stylishly done, though, indeed, and love the music track!

[GeffreyDrogon]

Have any of you heard of the YouTube channel Kings and Generals? It's a place where you can learn about many historical battles and conflicts done with interesting animations.

https://www.youtube.com/c/KingsandGenerals/featured

[droosan]

Short -- but impressive -- stop-motion, using the (very expensive!) ⅙ scale Kaneda & bike figures from Akira.

[EricJ]

And I don't know if it's been posted so far, but of all the attempts, good and (mostly) bad to reboot Thundercats, something in me dearly wishes to see THIS lovingly homemade version go to series: