March 25th, 2010 / 6:01 am
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PLASTIC BAG WITH VOICE OF WERNER HERZOG

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDBtCb61Sd4

This is awesome. Seriously. Watch and be changed a little.

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21 Comments

  1. Donald—

      Wow, that was incredible. The ideas, the cinematography, the writing… they were all brilliant. Imagine the time it must have taken to get some of those shots right!

  2. Donald—

      Wow, that was incredible. The ideas, the cinematography, the writing… they were all brilliant. Imagine the time it must have taken to get some of those shots right!

  3. I. Fontana—

      “Monsters begone!” was a memorable moment, but there are surprises everywhere.

  4. I. Fontana—

      “Monsters begone!” was a memorable moment, but there are surprises everywhere.

  5. Hank—

      Everything Herzog touches turns to gold.

  6. Hank—

      Everything Herzog touches turns to gold.

  7. Dreezer—

      The director has made several great feature films: Man Push Cart, Chop Shop, and Goodbye Solo.

  8. Dreezer—

      The director has made several great feature films: Man Push Cart, Chop Shop, and Goodbye Solo.

  9. Rebecca Loudon—

      Surprisingly lovely and moving. Thanks~

  10. Rebecca Loudon—

      Surprisingly lovely and moving. Thanks~

  11. Jhon Baker—

      this is seriously the best film I’ve seen all year. Thank you HTML Giant – you deserve the link I’ve provided on my page.

  12. Jhon Baker—

      this is seriously the best film I’ve seen all year. Thank you HTML Giant – you deserve the link I’ve provided on my page.

  13. reynard—

      it’s okay

  14. reynard—

      it’s okay

  15. Jimmy Chen—

      i have been slightly changed, thank you

  16. Jimmy Chen—

      i have been slightly changed, thank you

  17. crispin—

      i liked it a lot. felt like it would have been a lot better without the reference to “a hundred million tonnes” for some reason. thanks nick/werner/’whoever the writer/producer/director of film was’

  18. crispin—

      i liked it a lot. felt like it would have been a lot better without the reference to “a hundred million tonnes” for some reason. thanks nick/werner/’whoever the writer/producer/director of film was’

  19. mimi—

      Anyone else reminded of that Ikea commercial about the sad sad desk lamp put out to the curb?

      Would be interested in seeing these others.

  20. mimi—

      Anyone else reminded of that Ikea commercial about the sad sad desk lamp put out to the curb?

      Would be interested in seeing these others.

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