Gooberstory
Credits & Info
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Author Kankuran
- Uploaded
- May 3, 2005 | 4:12 AM EDT
- File Info
- Movie
- 5.8 mb
- Review Crew Pick Movie of the Year 2005
- Daily 2nd Place May 4, 2005
- Weekly 2nd Place May 4, 2005
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Author Comments
Warning!
This is a slow going story of 13 minutes, so if you are into action, be warned!
The Gooberstory is a tribute to the peanut, and the story itself might be very hard to get. But those who have looked inside a peanut and found the little fishes, might be able to understand my message. But most people just think it is a weird yet beautiful tale and have no clue why the little fishes die and turn into peanuts. The film is also a tribute to life, death and all that surrounds us. That everything, no matter how small or insignificant, has a story to tell.
Reviews
Rated 5 / 5 stars December 31, 2011
This is huge
Compliments to this very special kind of storytelling.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars September 8, 2011
Epic
Wow the starting of this epic masterpiece reminds me so much of Fernguly
a really old movise that starts with the story of Magci and Krysta and Hexus and all that a really epic work. The only thing that I didnt give full score for
is the ridicoulus long necks of the deer and the stag what the hell.
Also why a peanut? Thats all I want to say.
But otherwise great work a real epic masterpiece =)
ROCK ON =)
Rated 5 / 5 stars August 10, 2011
cool but...
those peanuts are definitely pretty good to eat.
Rated 5 / 5 stars April 25, 2011
Enchanting
I loved Nim, so I knew I would love this as well! Every small detail made an effect much greatter. I enjoyed the idea of such grandeur in such seemingly insignificant things. A truly insightful piece.
Rated 5 / 5 stars April 24, 2011
you worked hard
wow, i can totally see you worked hard. spectacular!