Beautiful

This was such an interesting little doc!

Slightly patronising

Now edits for Logan Paul. Wild

Watching this while listening to The Greatest Show from The Greatest Showman, it fits-

Such poor acting! This film is an offence to the book

I love this video

Subtitles would be good.

Can someone explain the story pls...

its one of my favourite Hunger games fanfilm :) I really love this one

Only one problem, the song is about a *school* shooting. You could have filmed the video indoors. Other than that, I couldn’t tell it was unofficial. Excellent.

Beat hits harder than my classmates hitting the floor

Vodka and Reb ..

I love the detail at 0:55 of the guy in a split second pointing it at his head before hesitating and pointing it back out again. Masterful acting.

[IM BEING SERIOUS] Eric Harris is my Cousin

You could see how fake the gun was at 2:33

Everyone gangsta until the quiet kid gives you 4:11 minutes to run before he's finished with this song

No

I had no idea this is about a school shooting!!! 😦😦

I haven’t done reading the book yet Why did I watch this damn video!!!

I loved the fylde coast and lived in St. Annes and Blackpool in the 70s..Those days were more enjoyable and friendly people around than the present days..

She orders a martini and gets it like three seconds later. Was it premixed? I mean, really?

stanley park , nice one

Read the book today. A nicely paced thriller. This film is laughable. The acting is apalling and misses the point entirely. Thank god it's only 6 minutes long.

:(

Robert's mom: NO ROBERT NO MORE SMOKING PAPER Robert:pulls out gun no

A perfect example of how to ruin the most perfect thriller I read and turn it into crap.

this is truely sad

im pretty sure this never aired on channel 4.

good job with this video!

It really sucks that people are making jokes about this

this short film is really well done! I really like the cinematic shots, the music choice, and the message.

i wanna know what leather jacket that is i like it

I watched this and boy…. Memories. The 80’s were my time. I was a bored kid at the end of the 70’s and when punk rock started I jumped in 110%. Most people had no idea what it was and so a young girl with 1inch bright orange hair sticking up must have looked so strange. I got yelled at and things thrown at me all the time. Kids at school thought I was a freak. I remember all the close friends I had grown up with being so interested and listening to my records with me. Hardly anyone was punk rock yet and my dearest friends stood by me and wanted to learn about this new thing, this thing that the news had started easy would destroy the youth. Looking back…. yes, there were A LOT of kids I knew that died (overdoses mostly, suicide, murder…. the 80’s in LA were violent af). Would they have become junkies having no idea about punk rock? That’s unanswerable honestly. The whole scene pushed to go to new levels of recklessness, abandoning almost everything that the previous generations had taught us to be and how to behave. If it was not appropriate , or socially acceptable it was more likely to happen. We were the kids that rather than be disgusted with someone getting so drunk on a flight that they throw up on other passengers, we thought it was hilarious. It was definitely an attitude perfectly suited for teenagers. Fast forward to the 1990’s……. Green Day, for example. I always said punk rock wasn’t going to disappear. It would be destroyed not by suppressing it, but by pretending to be embracing it and making it so mainstream that the spirit of punk rock was hidden beneath layers and layers of “cool” fashion and hair dye. It would be commercialized and therefore the image and explanation of punk rock would be controlled by the media. It would be more about “fashion” than music. Even the music, back to Green Day, would be radio friendly and castrated. Hell, Green Day spoke about how they were told if they wanted to make money playing music then the label would change their sound and sign them , but the music had to be different. They agreed. I understand because after barely being able to pay their rent and having kids, I am sure they took the offer, tired of struggling. The lyrics would be their own but their whole sound needed to be more pop. I personally never liked Green Day. I didn’t see them as punk rock anyhow. Point is ….. by the 90’s it was well on its way to being completely homogenized. Hot Topic punk. There will always be those kids that are free thinking and don’t pay attention to what is being pushed upon them. I knew back then punk rock would only be destroyed by commercializing it. That was 1982 and I was aware of the commercialization then. And yet…… like I said, there are still kids that have that spirit. So, punk rock was suffocated and the souls of the music drowned out by bands on the radio like Green Day being shoved in faces. But, it didn’t die completely. So although it was largely destroyed by the media etc., you can not kill punk rock because it belongs to the individual. It’s an attitude and a personality. And kids are always curious about it. You can’t commercialize a person. Creativity thrives away from media. And we all know how invasive media is. The up side?? Well, just about any punk rock tune can be found on line. So even though my entire record collection was stolen (boxes and boxes of punk rock smh) I can pull up bands on line and listen to them through my iPhone , while driving my Jeep home from the grocery store after meeting with my son’s teacher. 🤣😂🤣 It cracks me up. I survived, I grew up and my life changed. Everything around me is different, but inside I am still who I have always been. My spirit remains the same. I didn’t “become” punk rock. Punk rock was already there. It just needed expression that was tangible and able to be seen. For those of us outspoken, always seeing life differently than the ridiculousness we are told to accept. For those of us that see the man behind the curtain we are told to ignore. Challenging our own perceptions and choosing for ourselves what is acceptable. My kids are punk rock. They don’t have to look any type of way to BE punk rock. It may be challenging as f**k to raise boys that question authority and ever single thing each day, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. There’s a whole new generation of punk rock. And surprisingly, it’s those that have the punk “look” that are the actual opposite of what it means to be punk rock. The kids today that look like that and harass people eating their dinner, march through the streets yelling and threatening….. they are the polar opposite of punk rock smh. The system has disguised itself and these kids are calling for conformity. Purple hair, ripped jeans, nose pierced and demanding that people conform and fall in line to support a form of government that demands there be no individualism. That all must be willing to be part of a whole, a piece of a machine. The aesthetic was stolen. The visual style of today is a rip off, a scam. As long as that spirit of freedom and of expression lives on…. As long as there are people willing to stand up, be themselves and allow their creativity and strength of who they are, loud and unapologetically honest, punk rock is alive.

Edgar Allan Poe never wrote "The Raven," he merely claimed it as a kind of 19th-century "identity theft." The poem's premiere was submitted anonymously to "American Review" under the pseudonym "---- Quarles" by the true author, Mathew Franklin Whittier, younger brother of poet John Greenleaf Whittier. Poe, a reviewer for the NY "Evening Mirror," seeing the poem in an advance copy of "American Review," scooped Mathew in his own paper by a couple of days. Mathew must have shared a copy of "The Raven" with Poe in 1842, so Poe had in his possession a handwritten copy. With this, he convinced his editor that he had permission to scoop "American Review"--but he mysteriously left the "Mirror" shortly afterwards (suggesting that he may have been fired for lying about it). It is absurd that any editor of a newly-launched monthly literary magazine like the "Review," would have given a daily newspaper this permission. The real author was unable to reveal his identity and hence could not publicly defend himself. My paper, "Evidence that Edgar Allan Poe Stole 'The Raven' from Mathew Franklin Whittier," is downloadable at the following link. It can also be found by that title on Academia.edu. www.ial.goldthread.com/MFW_The_Raven.pdf

omgg why did i randomly think of this circus in study hall rn i miss this circus i loveddd it

This didn’t do the book any justice like wtfff. That’ looks nothing like Lily and why does Miranda look like that😂 awful. Ted should of been Brad and Brad Should’ve been Ted. This is so bad

Miranda was described as drop dead gorgeous model like… I’m confused why they would cast an average looking middle age woman? And why is the acting so shit dear god

oh dear

its dave

“He talks absolute nonsense most of the time” *shows System Of A Down shirt*

By the way that’s a toy gun

People love talking about how the animals are mistreated. But haven't even learned anything about the circus since the early 1900s LOL the animals are not treated poorly and if that's the case I want to see them keep that same energy about the animals at the zoo. Or the race derbies where those same horses are transported around to different tracks. The circus animals any reputable circus at least is not treating the animals poorly at all. They are friends and family.

Engravings give you no tactical advantage whatsoever

That intro was pretty fire not gunna lie 😆

Always loved the circus we currently had two in town Moscow and Lenon.

this is too fucking funny

El video ta pipa xd

Shithole

Gorgeous