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I've come to expect meatier posts than that from you.
originally posted by: Vector99
a reply to: CovertAgenda
Just looked, my guess is something behind him is moving (looks like a curtain or something) and at the low resolution it was filmed at distortions will be created by the camera focusing on a moving object behind the guy
originally posted by: UnifiedSerenity
originally posted by: CovertAgenda
a reply to: Vector99
You may notice that 'Kubrick' says nothing about the Sibrel incident, only the interviewer, and at that, it could have easily been added later as a simple voice over. (around the 8.46 mark)
The other thing bugging me regarding this is the weird aspect ratio changes, almost a morphing effect, throughout the whole video, but most pronounced around the 8.30 mark onwards.
You seem to be a self proclaimed CGI expert, so what do you make of that?
Did you watch the "out take" video? It's a hoax.
originally posted by: Vector99
a reply to: UnifiedSerenity
Why would someone, let's say "nervous", not anonymously contact a media source such as the guardian and sell it for big bucks? Sometimes it's best to step back, breathe, and let common sense take over.
Not to mention Russia, who would probably make the person with that proof the new Prime Minister.
Also, are you 100% sure that is Kubrick?
originally posted by: UnderKingsPeak
I'll believe it if proof of Stanley Kubrick
being called "Tom" by his friends is found.
So nope.
Also no one pushed Kubrick around,
especially some impatient much less
knowledgeable younger man.
Regardless that was an interesting find OP
so Stars and Flag.
Navigating carefully between lies and truth, the film mixes fact with pure invention. We will use every possible ingredient : 'hijacked' archive footage, false documents, real interviews which have been taken out of context or transformed through voice-over or dubbing, staged interviews by actors who reply from a script and, of course, interviews with astronauts such as 'Buzz' Aldrin ...
The progress of film and television technology has made it possible to manipulate images without it being obvious. Even the use of archive pictures is no guarantee for authenticity since they can be used to substantiate very different "facts". How can the spectator KNOW what he watches? Beware!
This is not an 'ordinary' documentary... It's intent is to inform and entertain the viewer, but also to shake him up, make him aware of the fact that one should always keep a critical eye...
originally posted by: Indigent
a reply to: UnifiedSerenity
Guy dies in 1999 and the interviewer mentions a 2002 incident, around 8:50 into the video...
I find it hilarious that people believe this, i can barely sop laughing long enough to type after reading through this thread.. xD
but I didn't find it hilarious the entire planet hadn't watched every mocumentary ever made