Wiggidy Wet Willie Style never gets old

It sure is. It was fun to shoot too

Just watch flatland the film instead of the movie. It sounds confusing and its even more confusing when you realize they both came out in 2007.

It's different from the book, but it's a great movie. It's visually pleasing, and concise so it's hard to get bored and quit watching. Perfect detail isn't the point, the point is that thanks to this movie, lots of people who otherwise couldn't can now grasp an idea of mathematical/natural principles which are hard to explain and absorb. Maybe it's not a perfect recreation of the book, maybe small details of flatland aren't 100% accurate, but they're not relevant to the most important aspects of the project. The point is to gain a greater understanding of the universe thanks to this story.

actually the point on the roof being the north side is to deal with the rain, it rains from north to south and if you go too far north you end up in a outer space or i should say the air becomes way to thin for anyone to breath it and the ocean in WAY to the south.

Actually Ed flatland the film is more accurate

I went through Catholic indoctrination, trust me, genuine Catholic videos are like this. The line between satire and real life is incredibly blurry, and frankly this video gave me flash backs to those genuine videos.

agreed

I saw both of these and the first one took a lot more thought and thinking required in order to understand. This one was just a kids film

Not to mention the dialogue is sooooo wrong.

***** Thanks! :D I put a bit of thought into it, so I appreciate the compliment a lot!

Some changes were inevitable for the sake of making the film work as a movie. The book is mostly a narrator describing his day to day life and the history of his world. Most audiences would sit through 70 minutes of that, especially when you consider that it's social commentary from over a century ago. The women being fully formed shapes was probably to avoid accusations of misogyny. There's also a lot of color in this movie despite the fact that the invention of color was a disruptive force that had to be suppressed in the books. And A Square seems to have sympathizers in this film while he was completely alone until the very end when he had one relative who sort of believed him.