Video of a Rube Goldberg Machine, a little bit long, but interesting. Notice the cuts in the editing, indicating that the video wasn’t done in one continuous shot.
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Could have been a continuous machine that they couldn’t get to work from start to finish. Hence the cut shots. Still worth watching though.
I love this! Several takes or not, it’s terrific. I wonder how long it took those guys to put it together. Reminds me of some of those MIT student projects that occasionally make it onto the web.
Not as good as the Honda ad ( http://tinyurl.com/2p4gjm ) but must have been done on a much smaller budget. Very cool.
I love those Rube Goldberg machines!
They take forever to setup, and getting them in one take is a miracle. It generally takes ten or more takes to get one of these machines on film, of video and show it without any cuts.
Needless to say, this one is quite fun!
That was awesome.
Loved the cell phone.
Anyone who likes this should check out The Way Things Go.
This Honda ad is pretty good too, despite the fact that it is actually a Honda ad.
http://tinyurl.com/ea8hh