It’s been a very long time since I read his stuff so I’ll keep an eye out when I do next time.

Frozen music video was amazingly gothic to young me

Gilliam refers to Terry Gilliam, member of Monty Python who turned into one of the best American directors. He’s referencing this famous scene from his classic, Brazil.

to young all of us

Can't believe she didn't just stick with the witch aesthetic

Brazil a dystopian comedy and a top 3 movie of the 80s you gotta see

Yeah even as a kid I thought it was pretty rad

Love this album, currently listening to Nothing Really Matters

@twinkletoez @RVI

You guys have never seen Hellraiser?

Still would tbh

I mean its Madonna

No s***, I'm not stupid. I'm fully aware that it existed before 1998. It's existed since the early 20th century. I'm saying that it being incorporated in a mainstream music video was pretty different for its time. It utilized stop motion and greenscreen technology for the time.

I’ve seen the first couple but that’s still worthy lol

Feels like Tekaski Mike s***

Utilized early greenscreen technology at a mainstream pop level.

Guy you quoted doesn't understand that just because technology existed doesn't mean it was readily available. Was probably expensive to film and produce.

The quote was “stop motion in 98 is a wild concept” no it wasn’t I was there

I was too, sure I was a toddler, but even if it wasn't a 'wild concept' it still wasn't an effect that was commonly in mainstream music videos.

I love the Ray of Light video, especially the 'night' part

spent the whole past summer listening to this, song makes you want to break out of your shell/routine/box

Music in 2000 was #1
Hung Up in 2005 was #1 in every country of the world
4 Minutes in 2008 was a #3 hit

Peter Gabriel used stop motion in 1986 and won several VMAs for it. quit playing