We are Arcade Fire, we are poetic.
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too bad it wasn't Michael Bay
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great video for a great song from a great album
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awesome video
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That was interesting....
if you didn't know,
"Celebrated film producer, director, and actor, SKATEBOARDER, Spike Jonze"
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Great video, as expected. The one he did for Buddy Holly (the song) will always be the best though.
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Maybe I missed something but why do the two kids have a falling out?
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A truly amazing video. One of the best I've ever seen, that's for sure.
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I don't care for Arcade Fire at all but Spike Jonze has always been an inspiration for me.
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fucking awesome video.
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Im not exactly sure of the meaning behind the video, but I love the song and video.
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very meh to both the music and the video.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkZWCx89EK8
this video is better
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Spike's work in the Lakai video is the best thing he has ever done.
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Godd video
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@TheAlmightyBungler
Here's the original:
http://www.endlessyoutube.com/watch?v=M-ECMTNcewI&start=1m45s&end=1m55s
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Spike Jonze has always been hit and miss with me. I thought this video (and song) was pretty boring. The cinematography was still excellent. The naked man angrily jumping on cars seems to fit the whimsical mood of the song more though.
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Maybe I missed something but why do the two kids have a falling out?
the way i saw it was that the suburbs were being depicted as isolated (the scene where the kids are staring beyond the barbed wire fence) and militant (i guess to depict win butlers themes of conformity in the actual album) and following the brief cut of the kid with long hair running, presumably from something, he's seen at the party looking pissed and with a shaved head (meaning he's succumb to 'the system' or w/e, like the scenes where people are being abducted or arrested in the background suggest) and following that he's beating his buddy up in the restaurant after trashing his bike, which punctuates his militant moulding
the videos supposed to be about "friends growing apart" so if you align that with the conformity metaphor its just an extreme way of showing that
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not that big on the video, but love the song.
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Better than MCR's latest video.
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better than the last led zeppelin video
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also gummoesque
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For me, this video had the feeling that is part of something bigger. A part of some other Jonze project.
Didn't some news come out a few months ago that Jonze and Arcade Fire were working on some kind of sci-fi short movie??
Awesome video though. Love the album, and love the director.
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I really wish they wouldn't be so cliche about the suburbs. Either way good song good video.
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