The stuff that cuts through the clutter gets shared.
Would I buy the camera? Not so sure. Will I remember the brand? You bet.
Do you want to share this?
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10/06/2009
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My response/impulse (as a happy viewer of Apocalypse Now that would not cut a single minute): this thing is too bloody long by about 90%. Fun idea, should have been encapsulated in 30-60 seconds tops. It's fun but it's nowhere near as fun as they (and I guess you) think it is. To me.
Posted by: amosbray | 10/07/2009 at 02:27 PM
Good to hear your opinion. Certainly once an idea is spent there's no need to keep going.
I thought it was a logical narrative so I didn't mind the full 186 seconds!
Posted by: Christopher Ming Ryan | 10/14/2009 at 11:50 PM