Logorama - Neatorama

Logorama is an Oscar-nominated short film by François Alaux and Herve de Crecy about a world populated entirely by corporate logos. The peace of daily life in this world is shattered when a deranged, murderous corporate mascot is spotted by the police. Warning: adult language

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yep, Oscar win! so much for ted's commentary.

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This won an Oscar, but the online video is gone. :(

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it is soulless and lame like everyone said before.
really dont see the point of having all the logos on every objects. like all the other 3d animations it is all about techinque and cliche and to get a job in the motion graphic/game/movie market.
art? this is not.

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Overlong pulp-fictionry animation, but it has its moments. The "parental advisory" under the jolly green giant's leaf skirt elicited a LOl moment for me.

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I think it's nice video. But why there is logo of "VR" in there? It made me confused, because VR is an finnish railway company. Unlike the other logos not so big and global brand or company.

On the other hand there is no Nokia logo. Another well-known finnish brand.

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That sure looks like an attack class submarine. Are the Japanese even allowed to have those submarines? Any submarines?

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Hehe! With the way the headline popped up on my monitor, the picture was blocked at first. So I see "Giant Floating Crane" and I'm thinking "versize waterfowl sitting in an inner tube"... :-)

That is one impressive piece of work, though!

--TwoDragons

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ack, proofreading is my friend... :-/

--TwoDragons

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Sorry folks - to my knowledge, the Saipem 7000 is the world's largest crane, with twin, 7000t lifts:

http://www.saipem.eni.it/module.asp?sect=flotta&pag=saipem7000

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You would think Saipem would flout that fact and have better pictures of it lifting massive objects.

Why shouldn't the Japanese Self-Defense forces own submarines? Aren't they allowed to defend their nation from other peoples' armed forces?

I can't figure out what class of sub it is. This is a list of what Japan has currently.

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/japan/ship.htm

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That's no submarine. They were trying to recreate the Hindenberg.

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Don't know about the stats but I saw The Bonga in action a few years back lifting the Gateshead Millenium Bridge into place.

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