OMG. The most gangster, bad ass music video ever made!!

HOLY_DOT_SHIT

I think I've played this game!

That was pretty cool.

Well, that was good fun.

Dogmatix wrote: Well, that was good fun.

I was surprised at my own reaction; I've basically "played that video game before", but when it's real people (actors) it's much more uncomfortable.

wadenels wrote:

Dogmatix wrote: Well, that was good fun.

I was surprised at my own reaction; I've basically "played that video game before", but when it's real people (actors) it's much more uncomfortable.

Yea, that's actually the fun bit for me. I think the concept is clever as hell and it forces you to look at your videogame habits a little more closely. Also served the very valuable purpose of covering for the fact that the song was kind of crap... (I also had to chuckle at the enormous number of eastern european stuntmen who got work outta this thing. With such a high body count, that thing must have cost a fortune to make. If you let it play to the end, the youtube "similar vids mosaic" that comes up has an outtake from this video with a stunt mishap. I wonder how many others got banged up filming this...)

Here's the first part of the story.

I'd have watched a vid of someone just wandering around that fighter plane grave yard. Looked incredible.

moss_icon wrote: I'd have watched a vid of someone just wandering around that fighter plane grave yard. Looked incredible.

Kind of wondered where/what that site really was. The names in the credits led me to assume the whole thing was Russian or Ukrainian, but the fighter boneyard seemed a bit odd. In the US, we park those things in hot, dry places so that the parts don't bread down due to weather [because you just never know when you'll need the parts off an F-104]. Wasn't sure if that site was a proper boneyard, a fake prop, or something altogether different...