Perhaps that's why I've been playing around with GIF-making apps the past few days. There've been a few that I've cranked out, so I figured I'd share them with y'all.
This first is a few seconds taken and edited from my first movie Forcery. In hindsight this should have been done a WAY long time ago. But in any case, here is Frannie telling her hostage George Lucas what she thinks about the "Han and Greedo shooting" thing:
Talk about toxic fandom!
Next up is a result of looking to see if this was already out there. And it wasn't. So I set out to fix it. A few seconds from the Coen Brothers' 2001 film O Brother, Where Art Thou? George Nelson ("Not 'Babyface'!!!") shooting a herd of cows with his tommy gun as he's being pursued by Mississippi's finest. Tim Blake Nelson's "Oh George, not the livestock" delivery slays me every time I hear it!
So at one point, when it's time to at last descend into the Great Underground Empire, the entrance to it is a trapdoor in a waterwheeled millhouse. And sitting atop said trap door is a guy named Boos Myller: bearded, wearing a pizza restaurant tablecloth and drunk as hell. It's up to you to figure out that you have to make Boos even MORE drunk, get him to give you the keys to his car and then drive him to pass out onto the floor and off the trapdoor.
Boos will forever be remembered for his oft-repeated line "Want some rye? 'Course ya do!" every time he pours you a glass of whiskey. And I thought it was fine fodder for a GIF but again, an exhaustive search couldn't find one. So I found that scene on YouTube and manufactured an animated GIF with it:
There'll probably be some more coming as I monkey around with this. Hadn't made an animated pic since that weird one of my head spinning around when I was in college. Using a film camera on a tripod, and eight shots of my head as I sat in an office chair and rotated 1/8th for each snap as I held the same face.
Telling you kids here and now: y'all have no idea what lengths we had to go through to cause mischief on the Internet back in the day...
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Where is the Forcery movie? How long is it?
Here ya go! Mash down here to watch Forcery! It runs 54 minutes.
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