compare The Simpsons' rendition of the to the 1977 original documentary film, shown after the break.
[link: & (The Simpsons, .mov) & (photo version)]
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compare The Simpsons' rendition of the to the 1977 original documentary film, shown after the break.
[link: & (The Simpsons, .mov) & (photo version)]
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Surely we should link to the Eames version.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1jd8AgjP9k
I like Eames' version. It zooms out, to make you feel insignificant, and then zooms in, to make you feel significant again!
thnkx for the link, Andrew.
tip to others: enjoy it while you can!
Don't forget this variation, "Cosmic Zoom" from NFB Canada, 1968. Directed by Eva Szasz.
http://www.nfb.ca/trouverunfilm/player.php?v=h&lg=en&vitesse=200&url=http://cmm.onf.ca/extraits/e11004_el.ram
Don't forget this variation, "Cosmic Zoom" from NFB Canada, 1968. Directed by Eva Szasz.
Page: http://www.nfb.ca/trouverunfilm/fichefilm.php?id=10911&v=h&lg=en
Film: http://www.nfb.ca/trouverunfilm/player.php?v=h&lg=en&vitesse=200&url=http://cmm.onf.ca/extraits/e11004_el.ram
Compare: Powers of One.
http://xkcd.com/c271.html
I like Eames' version. It zooms out, to make you feel insignificant, and then zooms in, to make you feel significant again!
Isn't it Tony Shabulla, the guy from the last Rosse-Movie?