The Latest Model
- Score:
- rated 4.23 / 5 stars
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- 177,757 Views
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- Genre:
- Comedy - Original
- missile
- school
- law
- blackwhite
Credits & Info
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Author Doki
- Uploaded
- Mar 13, 2006 | 7:53 PM EST
- File Info
- Movie
- 963.1 kb
- Daily 3rd Place March 14, 2006
- Weekly 5th Place March 15, 2006
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Author Comments
A small one here, less than a meg.
Reviews
Rated 5 / 5 stars September 27, 2008
i like this
i like this because remember the "pong"fad everyone was playing pong then the just seddenly stopped and moved on to new games till pong was forgotten
Rated 5 / 5 stars March 15, 2008
very dark, but very cool
......i like it
Rated 5 / 5 stars March 23, 2006
Amazing
David Firth is fucking brilliant. Watching "The Latest Model" and most of his other flash animations gives me hope for the intelligence and originality of humanity. If a person were to analyze this flash, there are a million possible interpretations. It's a nice commentary on society and its preoccupations. So much conveyed in a short flash...I love it.
Rated 5 / 5 stars July 28, 2006
Nice piece o kit!
I was about to compose this review with the intention of praising the next torch bearer of the eternal flame that is Monty Pythonesque colloquy. But I had to pause for a moment to consider what thought this film was trying to expess. Irony? Metaphor? Or associated connotation perhaps? Or maybe nothing at all.
I found your film "The child that smelt odd" to be a wonderful characterization; a grotesque cause and effect fantasy that was clearly within the realms of social commentary. Using your previous works as a standpoint, I'm puzzled by this film, as it seems to ignore a few universal truths.
Granted the peace-loving governments are trying to disarm and socially "rubber room" the populous, they are but a symptom of the disease, namely conflict. In your film, the antagonist is this victim of such conflict and sought readily available weapons to mete out his revenge.
Should the weapon be blamed for the hand that weilds it? Or is society to blame for excessive liberties?
It's now that I realize the purpose of this film. It asks a question and demans an answer that no one can give.
Bravo.
Rated 5 / 5 stars April 11, 2006
good one
cool and disturbing. love that dry british humour.