Subscribe to RSS reader Subscribe to RSS reader Subscribe to RSS reader Subscribe to RSS readerOren Lavie is an Israeli guy, born in 1976. Currently living in New York, after spending some time in London. He's a singer, composer, playwright and theatre director. Probably not many of you have heard of him. Me neither until recently. One of his songs was on the soundtrack of the Chronicles of Narnia movie. A sensitive guy alright, compared by many with Tom Waits or Leonard Cohen.
A small piano, a little bit of a guitar, a cello or other non-electrical instruments accompany most of his songs. The one below makes no exception. It's a fabulous song, if you ask me, with and incredible video. Released a few weeks ago, it's called "Her Morning Elegance". And I dedicate it exclusively to you.
He twisted and turned the poor skater that her top had to fall. It wasn't more than a second that the girl was left with bare tits, for everyone to see. It happened at the European Figure Skating Championships in Helsinki.
To make the girl more famous than she already is, I'll tell you her name is Ekaterina Rubleva and she is a Russian. To boo the judges a little, one has to say they were very insensitive. The Russian pair made it only to the 12th place.
For those anxious guys out there, the hot scene in this video happens at time code 1 min, 52 sec. From that moment on the true art really begins....
Subscribe to RSS readerSo much passion! So much drama! This guy here proves he's an honorable follower of Pavarotti's. Makes you feel the tension. Takes music to a new dimension.
Now seriously, what was he thinking? Why didn't he try hip-hop, or techno music. Why opera? Why, why?
After you see this, nothing will ever be the same.
We could say so if we looked at the video below. A slight lack of imagination of the producers at dancing scenes? One could assume that there are some patterns concerning the way the cartoon character moves and acts. The psychologic patterns are obvious.... I wonder if, by any chance, there are physical, real, grabable patterns. One just changes the character's head and looks and there you have it - a new movie!
Anyway, it's not easy to do animation. When the movies below were actually produced, the PC was not such a big hit as it is today, making it even more difficult. All the drawings were made manually. Quite complicated, if we take into consideration that even now it takes a few years to complete a hour and a half animation movie.
Yet, all in all the fault-finders found the anomalies and the guys with Disney studios got caught. Interesting though...
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She replied in a huff, "I wish you guys could get your act together. Just yesterday you take away my license and then today you expect me to show it to you."
