Sulphur on 22/3/2009 at 13:17
Already been posted in the Youtube and the Half Life 2 thread, boss.
Koki on 22/3/2009 at 14:42
Meh.
Renzatic on 22/3/2009 at 15:01
I liked it, and I'm glad it you posted it here. I would've missed the whole thing otherwise.
AR Master on 22/3/2009 at 15:45
Allow me to tell you how hard I didn't click your link
Aerothorn on 22/3/2009 at 15:50
Very impressive production values. So many long shots.
Tocky on 22/3/2009 at 17:01
What's in the box? Something which will make me have to buy a new computer to play HL3 likely.
I hope it isn't a computer brain interface because of the alcohol thing.
Gryzemuis on 23/3/2009 at 20:23
One of the two guys who made this movie was guest in a daily talkshow on Dutch tv today.
In the YouTube comments people talk about a Dutch city called Groningen. I guess that prevented me from looking better at the video. I just watched the special effects, and not the streets and buildings. It turns out the video was shot in my hometown of Nijmegen. I've walked (and driven) those streets many times. Pretty funny.
Nameless Voice on 24/3/2009 at 21:53
I'm curious how they got all the traffic to stand still and in such disarray.
I know the big film crews can do it, with permission from the city and their own props, but two random people?
Gryzemuis on 25/3/2009 at 02:15
Quote Posted by Nameless Voice
I'm curious how they got all the traffic to stand still and in such disarray.
I know the big film crews can do it, with permission from the city and their own props, but two random people?
I suspect that they just shot the film in the early morning, right after the sun came up. The area of Nijmegen where the 2nd part of the film was shot is a quiet area, with mostly houses for the middle-class. Before 6 o'clock, I don't think there will be that many cars or pedestrians. Something about the light also seems to indicate this is shot early in the morning. Also, I saw open parking spots at places where I can guarantee you there will be none during the day. Must be early morning.
