"A Tale Of Momentum & Inertia" - Short Film

Director: KAMERON GATES
Animation: HOUSE SPECIAL www.housespecia...
House Special creative director Kirk Kelley in Portland, Oregon: "'A Tale of Momentum & Inertia' is one of our Short Stuff™ projects. The driving force behind Short Stuff™ is to create short animated films from ideas our staff pitch and then develop - ideas we think are funny and interesting, and ultimately reflect and hone our collective studio voice. "The fun thing about our Short Stuff™ projects is that the entire studio has opportunities to contribute and try out new skill sets that the schedules for client projects typically don't allow. People take on new and different roles as they pitch in to help make the shorts happen. "This project was pitched by Kam Gates, who was a staff CG animator at the time, based on an idea of his and his long-time friend and writer Allan Turner. At its heart it's a creation myth, only this world has a creator of questionable benevolence.
"The final story stemmed from bouncing ideas back and forth about what this creator of mountains would do if he made a slight mistake, how he would correct it and what the consequences might be. Have you ever stepped on an anthill? "Giving the world a tactile feeling that was also graphic in nature was the constant challenge. This applied not only to the environment but also the main character, composed entirely of rocks. He needed to be expressive and empathetic for the viewers to connect with him, while at the same time feeling completely rigid and imposing as a massive bundle of rocks. "Kam has a background in sculpture, so using actual rocks he gathered from where he grew up in Lake of the Woods, Ontario, the initial design was conceived.
"Scale and rigging of the character [were the main technical challenges]. The first hurdle was to make the character move in a way which felt more like plate tectonics than bones and muscle. This involved sliding rocks instead of bending joints and is a unique challenge to make the rigging of the body feel both natural and solid. "Next, the world had to feel massive to telegraph the character's physical scale. The number of trees built to fill the forest is mind-boggling. We even added trees to his body. And then a lot of work was done to destroy all of those trees." Director/character designer/storyboard artist: Kameron Gates Creative director: Kirk Kelley Executive producer: Lourri Hammack Producer: Zilpha Yost From an original story by Allan Turner and Kameron Gates Production coordinator: Jamie Pulliam, Julie Ragland, Evan Smith Matte painter: Don Flores, Kameron Gates, Saira Matthews Environment designer: Ian Abando, Pascal Campion,Don Flores, Joshua Harvey Technical director: Chris Immroth, Terence Jacobson, Patrick Van Pelt Modeling: Michael Berger, Chris Ohlgren, Allan Steele, Josh Tonnesen Texture artist: Jeff Gipson, Saira Mathew, Sari Rodrig, Josh Tonnesen Character setup: Terence Jacobson Lighting artist: Thane Hawkins, Matt Reslier Rigger: Terence Jacobson FX: Rogerio Mendes, Karl Richter, Patrick Van Pelt Opening titles: Jose Diaz Editor: Steve Miller Flame artist: Rex Carter Flint artist: Leif Peterson Post production manager: Cam Williams Tape op: Travis Ezell Scheduler: Melissa Tvetan Sound design and mix: Lance Limbocker Toolkit Maya, mental ray, Nuke, Flame
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[@maxxximum_productions]

This guy should have a full movie!

[@homediddy383]

+1

[@shroderjag156]

wish granted. its just been announced

[@bullwinkle524]

TheBrownBomber 1 a tale of momentum and inertia

[@pankajmalik10]

Sure he must

[@jackbond5348]

How about imetalover2 , A title for it... 'Judgement day'

[@carlosfer2201]

Ahh so it was actually his fault in the first place. I had never seen it complete.

[@MegaNiQ]

More like nature does what ever the hell it feels like and we’re it in for the ride. Example: 2004 tsunami

[@MrMisanthrope84]

Well, no, he was doing his job. You have to question why there is only one rock guy having to move these massive boulders in the first place. Without the rock man there would be no mountain in the first place. He created the island and the second he slips up the little trolls try to kill him. He was there first. Crush em.

[@cenningitis2910]

@Nick Smith May i know, how did you get here ? Me because my recommendation

[@adamvastle]

@@cenningitis2910 ksi

[@adamvastle]

@Nick Smith he had infer

[@useyourheadpliz]

A stone giant creates a situation that will wipe a town out. Does his best to prevent it. The inhabitants didn't like him nearly killing them all and destroying their tower, so they throw a tantrum, the golem does not like the tantrum (that is not hurting him at all), so he decides to wipe them all out with the same calamity he created in the first place... I guess it is a good depiction of many human interactions, but it mostly shows how nasty everybody can be.

[@dirtydeesenpai]

Imagine tho if the turrets were auto defense 😅

[@GreyKnightsVenerable]

Pretty sure the moral was supposed to be that despite the stone golem creating the initial problem, he still stopped it and caused very minor damage; which the humans who were ungrateful lashed out at him in an attempt to kill him. So he simply just stopped getting in between them and fate.

[@ekkehard8]

Tantrum? This is engaging in battle. Do not rely on other's interpretative labor so heavily.

[@decade0240]

​@@GreyKnightsVenerableUngrateful for... what exactly? If the stone giant never existed in the first place then none of this would've happened.

[@useyourheadpliz]

@@GreyKnightsVenerable So if you nearly kill a cyclist by loosing control of your car and the cyclist yells at you for nearly killing him with your carless driving, it would be fine for you to run him over, because apparently that is his fate?

[@cavaugnsharkey2699]

Seeing the full video, I would like to say perspective deeply matters in this video. We as the audience knows what happened but the characters don't.

[@TGIStuffyt]

this is the full video i believe or is there more to it?

[@ThaRealEnzyl]

Well... I doubt the people in the village couldn’t see the boulder before the golem got to it

[@rr-vl3ky]

​@@ThaRealEnzyl golem Looks like freaking bolder.

[@virtualmartini]

even with perspective their reaction doesn't make sense.

[@NursultanBekmuratov]

no, half of audience does not see that it was the giant's fault

[@11112Marcos]

The president of Brazil just tweeted this video and said "good afternoon to everybody", I think we're gonna die

[@chair5613]

Did you?

[@11112Marcos]

@@chair5613 no

[@ShiroKage-h8v]

Goodbye brazil

[@Odinsday]

Imagine living in Brazil lol

[@tavosmatamachado]

@@Odinsday it's bad ngl

[@CountTentacula]

“It is wiser to bear a single injury in silence than to provoke a thousand by flying into a rage.” -Aesop

[@alfonseradorimperial642]

Better kill them all

[@CountTentacula]

@@alfonseradorimperial642 sheesh, tone down the edginess there.

[@alfonseradorimperial642]

@@CountTentacula that is what bullying victims do, they bear their injury in silence, then the next one comes and then another and then they realize that they are wrong, Evil should not be tolerated, purge them all

[@anandodasgupta]

Unless you are doomslayer

[@lunalgaleo1991]

@@alfonseradorimperial642 Sure, purge the evil... just know that not all who commit crimes are criminals of their own accord. Sometimes, someone who seems bad is really just scared and acting out of fear and confusion, not understanding that what they're doing is wrong.

[@frencisjeanmirabueno7587]

Plot twist: The cannons were automated, and the people in the castle were deactivating them, they just needed a few more seconds.

[@RoTerra217]

the yelling sound effects:

[@ShafiqYoutube81]

@@RoTerra217 It may be the commotion from all the automated cannons turning on

[@RoTerra217]

@@ShafiqKZbin81 true

[@nishantkumarjha3505]

The golem be like : I tried so hard and got so far but in the end it doesn't even matter 😂😂

[@brendanclause]

The 12 dislikers used to live in that castle. Edit: holy crap, I had no idea this would be getting responses 4 years later. Thanks for keeping me honest I guess?

[@sarahkogan989]

+Eamonn Tuohy Good one XD

[@mwr3413]

+Eamonn Tuohy it's 18 now....may be their relatives are joining in....

[@gabbycasillas7273]

Eamonn Tuohy It's 40 now

[@liskookfeelsdejavu2156]

It's 44 now the grandsons are joining in

[@ameyst7156]

Now 46 xD

[@ob2kenobi388]

Rock man: (breaks building) People: _So you have chosen... death_ Rock man: _So you have chosen... death_

[@4386764]

So..He's Rockman X? *plays megaman guitar*

[@nexusflip2759]

You should have said uno reverse for the rock guy

[@ntknwtry4149]

Rock Man: (quebra a construção) Pessoas: então você escolheu ... Morte Rock Man: então você escolheu ... Morte

[@b69-x1aouakagaeasstar4]

@@ntknwtry4149 l

[@rhonemeyer4277]

Lol

[@orchidalk7748]

There are people who do not know the value of what you do for them until you stop doing it Wow I wasn’t expecting to get so many likes 🥺🤍🤍

[@tyro244]

Garbage collectors.

[@orchidalk7748]

tyro244 😂

[@korayarslan5895]

Ugh I hate it when I forget the end quotation...

[@JSalvo]

...the Giant, pushed the stone...

[@case1883]

But it was his fault tho 😥

[@rozierje]

He wasn't injured; just annoyed. And his pettiness negates completely cancels the notion he was ever noble.

[@grapist6969]

Negates completely cancels. Work on that

[@zanomorph0024]

No no he has a point

[@usmanhussain6355]

@@grapist6969 lmfaoooooo

[@Jewju4204]

He made the island read the description the forgot to pay rent lol

[@holidayarmadillo8653]

@@grapist6969 yeah I think a brain aneurism came through as he was typing that sentence or maybe a stroke. It makes no sense

[@TakatoEndou]

Lmfao I LOOOVE the giant's face expression before he releases the boulder 😂😂😂

[@ryanstory6660]

Lmao same but I think what makes it so funny is not just his face expression but it’s the arrows and boulders being launched at him bouncing off the side of his head while he just stands there and that shit is pinging off the side of his head and while that’s going on he just makes that face like alright assholes I saved your village and now you guys wana try to destroy me with your tiny defense mechanisms

[@charlesbarkson]

This video is the literal version of "don't bite the hand that feeds you"

[@coliander4180]

Not really, no. The giant was initially at fault here.

[@guzmanpatriot]

Ehhh that monster thing cause that boulder to fall and murdered a whole village, with innocent women and children.

[@emldV2]

Jose Guzman But they attacked it even after it corrected it’s mistake and last time I checked that’s not how you thank someone who saves your life.

[@Rich-je9fy]

@@emldV2 they didn't know that the monster saved them. All they saw was it destroying a building.

[@emldV2]

Rich I guess you have a point there

[@pyre8084]

Man, this is so relatable. I once burned down a neighbor's house while I was playing with fire. They were so angry, man. One of the survivors even slapped me in the face because their livelihoods were gone and family members were likely dead. The whole city got angry at me too. Ugh, ungrateful bastards, they should have been grateful I didn't burn down their whole city! Of course, I did just that. I'm such a kind person worthy of defense and praise.

[@WertyHwost12]

В чём отличия скриншота от камшота? 🤔🤔🤔

[@user-Mr-L-of-York]

@@WertyHwost12 the former is a picture of your screen, the latter is what happens to blondes.

[@WertyHwost12]

@@user-Mr-L-of-York Now I understand, thank you very much

[@SebLuthor]

inaccurate analogy.

[@chrisnotpratt1903]

​@@SebLuthor nah, it's very accurate. Explain how it isn't.

[@rm64_studios19]

0:37 : sisyphus

[@johnsonwu4745]

THIS PRISON TO HOLD…… ME?

[@godzillafinez4370]

@@johnsonwu4745a visitor? Hmm…indeed. I have slept long enough.

[@nattha_ww3088]

If there is no earliest part. This clip perfectly describes people who don't appreciate the help of others.

[@vanbrosmovies7217]

One must imagine the Stone golem happy

[@pixel6134]

This is why people are so afraid of showing thier mistakes when mistakes is what makes the community stronger and better. But if people have this critizing and judgemental attitude. Even I won't show my mistakes and I just show my best part.

[@yemzogooff9612]

I think everybody is missing the true lesson of this video people keep saying “ungrateful or it’s the giant fault” all I see are the different perspectives and why we shouldn’t jump into conclusion. Tbh the rock falling was the giant fault and the giant tried to correct his mistake but to the perspective of the humans in the castle they may hit have known that the rock was trying to protect them and they attacked and to the giant, the giant may have assumed that the humans were just ungrateful. To me it’s all a matter of perspective, the humans may not have known that the giant was trying to protect them and in response they attacked and the giant may just have assumed that the humans are just ungrateful and let them die.but we the viewers know exactly what happened but the characters in the video don’t. Again this is just my opinion if you have a different thought from mine pls let me know

[@kaiserwilhelmii9354]

For me I think that it wasn’t the humans fault either because there may be a system that trigger the release of catapults when a building collapses,that the people living there need time to stop it

[@aster4405]

100% agree

[@sjbcwm8707]

Thats pretty sharp

[@Phoenix_Blader_93]

Someone get this dude a certificate

[@Savantastic]

Literally just like this and people brain not working properly.

[@realgmm7877]

0:54 "Caught between a rock and a hard place" -Malphite

[@devontheadventurer2086]

0:15 Oh no!😨 0:35 Don’t worry everyone, I’ll save you all!😉 *Everyone attacking* 0:54 You know what, on second thought...😑 *Releases the boulder* (I love the concept of this short film😂)

[@abcjuniormilton]

Didn't this guy cause the rock to fall in the first place? And then he killed everyone in the town at the end? Why is he being praised? This could be an intro for a villain in a fantasy movie.

[@jesuisragul]

Yeah,but he tried to help them,but when he saw that they were attacking him,he gave up

[@myau9912]

@@jesuisragul Gee how nice of him to try and reduce the number of deaths from the tens or possibly hundreds he already caused for 10 seconds.

[@lililucena22]

When people don't value your efforts...

[@ioantaf4150]

you mean college?

[@LunarySSF2]

what efforts? he caused the problem... should he be praised for fixing his own shit?

[@emerald7306]

Nice word u tell

[@DanDeLeoninthefield]

It was Rock Man's fault.

[@sharilshahed6106]

To the guys blaming the big guy, you're right. He deliberately chucked that rock into the kingdom then pretended to defend it. . Of f****g course he should be praised. At least he tried to amend his mistake. Not his fault that he was minding his own businesses when the accident happened. And lets say they didn’t need to thank him, but hit him for giving the effort in the protect them? Lol thats a really crappy outlook you got there.

[@XCowboyz]

When you try to correct your mistake...

[@SimplyDuker]

But then they only remember and pay most attention to the mistake prior to your correction.

[@N3t0L1n]

The true meaning is, don't trust big idiots, becouse, being idiot don't make It ok when you try to solve own messes. Great powers demands Great responsability.

[@larissa_willig_gatto5728]

@@N3t0L1n o cara deveria ser o novo presidente do Brasil depois desse comentário

[@earspontherobloxplayer1744]

Twitter moment

[@princeedmirovillar8044]

For me Inertia is the time delay between the object being hit by an external force and the aforementioned object reacting to the external force, in simple terms, inertia is the force that keeps the object stationary. Momentum on the other hand is the force that keeps an object moving. For example when you intercept a fast moving object, it doesn't stop immediately, there is a noticeable time delay between the point where you catch it and the point where the object you caught becomes stationary or comes to a full stop. That time delay probably explains the nature of momentum

[@Terabiel]

To those defending the giant's actions... whether or not he caused the rock to fall by accident or negligence, he was ultimately responsible. For those who claim that his action in letting the rock smash the town is justified because they were attacking him... he was clearly no more than annoyed by their attacks. They weren't harming him in any way. He essentially murdered them simply because he was annoyed they were ungrateful. And yes, it's murder. Once he had the rock under control, releasing it becomes a deliberate and premeditated action... especially considering that the rock (which he moved at full size without appreciable effort) had lost at least 3/4ths of its mass in its tumble. A reasonable entity would have moved the rock aside and given the town a lecture on not shooting a giant with pebbles... or, you know, walked away and been, literally, the bigger man-shaped being.

[@NarutoMagicCyclops]

Fuck all of that.

[@hellstormbishop2165]

You are right

[@BloppTheIraeBlob]

I'm not reading all that

[@sudokuacrobatics]

It's like preventing a flood from destroying an anthill because you are interested in them, only for the ants to bite you, and you deciding to let the flood destroy them anyways.

[@NelemNaru]

@@sudokuacrobatics You forgot the part where you caused the flood in the first place, and still wrecked part of the ant hill when trying to save them, then gave up, even when their bites didn't hurt

[@annalirocha9327]

Agora entendi, ele estava confessando que a desgraçeira toda é culpa dele. Parabéns Jair.

[@IvoMaropo]

Burro pra caralho, como sempre.

[@dalvasilva6955]

Annali VDD , o Bozonaro só faz merda desde quando sentou no trono pela primeira vez e ainda ele limpa com as próprias mãos .

[@kelcilenymelo7959]

Lamentável porém esperado...!

[@annalirocha9327]

@Fiscal de Vídeos e eu tenho o que a ver com o PT? Eu vi postando ele essa semana foi o presidente atual. Caguei pro PT.

[@randomavenger3048]

@Fiscal de Vídeos E o PT hein? E o Lula? E a Dilma?

[@devinbrown9442]

I got got so much respect for the people/fictional characters who go through stuff like this and still save the same people who treat them like crap...to bad I’m not one of them🤷🏽‍♂️

[@nyes4596]

Im going to be that asshole who correct people's grammar, its "too".

[@Axel-bn9mg]

@nyes4596 I'm another asshole who correct people's grammar, it should be "it's too", not "its too".

[@sudokuacrobatics]

There is some problems if you keep placing colossal boulders on top of mountains

[@evilmurlock]

Well, he put the rock there that almost killed them all, and even thou he saved most of them he did still crumble a whole building, tens of dead, maybe hundreds. Then he just lets all of the die because he is anoyed at how they are righfully mad at him.

[@v_AsT]

​@@sudokuacrobaticsOn mountains you live on..? Please. He was there well before them, and you think he's gonna stop because some humans told him to? Please, be my guest. Even if he wouldn't listen to them, he still would make sure no harm would come to them

[@FoamFlingingHS]

I love this, usually in films there are always a little cute stage where they talk it out and forgive eachother blah blah, the lack of that crap makes me love this video even more

[@rr-vl3ky]

Okey. Then. I will punch you

[@a_balloon]

My guy just let thousands die because they hurt his feelings 😂😂

[@gibustheinfamous]

0:52 "The shit I get for trying to protect these idiots..."

[@GarikTate]

I love how all of the comments are forgetting that he put the boulder at the top of the hill in the first place...

[@sebastianacha6542]

No one is forgetting that he's the one who originated the problem. It's the fact that he tried to fix his problem. Also the fact that the people didn't even know he caused the problem but just see that he destroyed ONE building and it automatically makes him a villain when in reality he saved everyone else in the village. This video represents that no matter what or how much good you do people will only ever see the bad.

[@sanjifoodgod5132]

@@sebastianacha6542 i don’t understand people in this comment section. I mean what i see isn’t even a mistake id say he was literally doing whatever his task was and a random occurrence happened, it’s like if you set a bottle on the table and wind came and blew it over and it broke “oh it’s your fault you set the bottle on the table” so i agree with u but also feel there was no mistake in this it was just a random happening.

[@Reza_Alizade]

@@sanjifoodgod5132 BTW it's not random he put it in a bad place without predicting its regular side effects especially he knew that a village is down there so he's guilty

[@myonionsmatter7843]

kills everyone because his feelings was the only thing got hurt among the catapults and bows.

[@dylanfenthum1109]

This basically the short story of mother nature and humanity

[@WalterBenavides]

Ohh the Titan was in the wrong all the time. Got it. Goot thing I saw the full movie. Again, he was "building" and his materials fall onto another living organizing, that dont know of him, and CANNOT CAUSE HIM ANY PHYSICAL DAMAGE AT ALL!!!! But he got "hurt" and let his error annihilate them from existence??!! Really enlightening and teaching.

[@CRITICALHITRU]

Trying to stop the rock was the error in first place, that's the enlightening and teaching part.

[@TheMoonman4]

your brain is fried, that's the exact wrong moral to take from this lmao

[@likefrim]

@@TheMoonman4 he has a point

[@TheMoonman4]

@@likefrim No tf he doesn't lmao. This is a baby's elementary school lesson on gratitude and understanding; if your response to an accidental situation like this is immediate violence instead of just looking at what was really happening and understanding the giant was SAVING them, then expect to get burned. That it's "impervious to physical harm" isn't even relevant; reacting like that town did is how you make people not bother trying to help or aid anyone at all

[@likefrim]

@@TheMoonman4 nice rant

[@SkylineOwnz]

It's his fault to begin with, and he decided to finish the job. What a sick son of a bitch.

[@dannynuggets9356]

SkylineOwnz But it was an accident..

[@SkylineOwnz]

Accident or not, what the fuck is he doing messing around with rocks at the top of a mountain? Either way, he'll have to tell it to a judge. I won't let this criminal get away with what he did.

[@mooncalf_4534]

Is he resisting arrest also? Real hero...

[@SkylineOwnz]

Elyssia White Justice must prevail here. We cannot allow this unlawful freak hurt another soul.

[@MoejoTheGreat]

Pretty sure the judge got flattened along with the rest of the town.

[@mdizzle99987]

The silent embodiment of "Okay, you know what..."

[@icedragonplays1536]

I remember seeing this as a commercial when I was little, does anyone else remember seeing this on tv?

[@Knockout_Test]

Yes

[@tokologothindisa264]

Technically it was his fault the rock was heading to their residence .

[@maazkalim]

Now I understand why this animated-short has been pirated and doctored by so many of agitprop sources.

[@sujayshah13]

When you do good things or correct your mistakes only for the appreciation of others and not because of genuine goodness.

[@Tsbguy10]

As Einstein says "You do things right, nobody congratulate you, you do 1 thing wrong, and everybody criticized you"

[@NelemNaru]

Except the golem did more wrong things here than right. 1) negligence in placing the boulder 2) destroyed a tower 3) gave into annoyance and destroyed the entire town. The only thing he did right was to try and stop the boulder the first time, but didn't follow through on his responsibility. Ultimately, the golem is a villain, not a hero

[@levitheguy6086]

Props to Lance Limbocker for the amazing sound design

[@toto3777]

So many people misunderstand this video. The rock golem is the bad guy. He's responsible for placing that huge boulder on top of the mountain, when that boulder started rolling downhill he tried to stop it, while doing so he injures the village, kills quite a few people by accident, the vvillage gets angry but harmlessly attack him to no effect, he knows that their weapons don't harm him and they will eventually cool off and realize what's going on, but instead he gets annoyed and kills them all. It's reckless manslaughter that became intentional premeditated murder.

[@fateyzed7798]

Rock: Climate Change Giant: Nuclear Energy Town: Modern Society

[@randomavenger3048]

Bold statement, bro

[@georgeiminlincalvimontes8594]

I want to know how the nuclear energy would save change something about the climate change

[@spinnijinn3051]

@@georgeiminlincalvimontes8594 Well since nuclear energy do effect the ozone layer to decrease its length . If it were to decrease , It couldn’t hold much of the sun’s radiation / heat to protect society . Well climate change basically . But nuclear energy is a source for basically anything includes electricity . Well it’s useless and useful at the same time .

[@abhishekjanjalkar9074]

Well someone made this into a meme www.reddit.com/r/memes/comments/mg81fo/a_tale_of_momentum_and_inertia/

[@SirBoggins]

Agreed, but people should also stop being so politicised around climate change as well as not denying its existence in the first place.

[@indirectfever6357]

Who else typed “rock saving city” to watch the original version of the meme on KSI’s subreddit vid?

[@ghostjulian4145]

How did you know

[@akselalberto3913]

i only type big rock falling to the castle

[@schonnj]

And this is why we should always be grateful.

[@KeinRobloxXS]

0:59 Mr bombastic Bomba bombastic

[@jannmerick2178]

Thats the spirit, when they dont care saving their lives and start attacking u just let them die.

[@hartboxer1422]

Exactly

[@thursoberwick1948]

After throwing a rock down at them to begin with?

[@Mejustme101]

It wasn't intentional, I could tell by the look on the rock guys face when he hears it beginning to roll down the mountain. There is a difference.

[@osciisnow]

⁠@@thursoberwick1948 it was never thrown at them

[@abdullahsakib2528]

Well, this changes the whole perspective of how I viewed it before.

[@pedrobaaijens4132]

I am the stone man, and the men in the city are my teammates... good effort doesn't give you awards...

[@R1pp3rJ4ck]

So You cause trouble and then mess up trying to fix it, everyone blames you since it's your fault and when they do you give up and just let everything crumble. No wonder world is so messed up with ppl like u in it

[@pedrobaaijens4132]

Jack well, everyone makes mistakes, and they keep on flaming and blaming on 1 mistake, so y no wonder i give up and leave. if teammates just say np, gl next time then it would be fine.

[@donlupus1449]

leaver are just as bad as flamer

[@jordy12339]

Repost

[@catcyan5358]

Love how he smiles at the end

[@ScottMuellerWoodworks]

I know this is pretty old, but I am FLOORED by the size of the crew needed to make this. Nowadays, a single talented person could cook this up in Blender!

[@superr.]

(Please don't start a war in my replies for this) But im pretty sure it wasn't his fault all he did was *misplace* the rock. He actually was trying to save the castle but then when they started shooting him for *accidentally* knocking over a structure who else wouldn't get annoyed and start pushing the rock back up to save the castle?

[@NelemNaru]

Misplacing the rock was negligence, so it was his fault. It was his responsibility to fix, which he failed to follow through. All he needed was to deflect the rock to another path to continue past the town to save them. The only thing the villagers knew was he killed dozens of innocent people by toppling the church, so they took up arms out of self-defense. They did nothing wrong. The golem was not threatened by their weapons. Yet he gave in to annoyance and arrogance, and destroyed the entire town (including other innocents who weren't even attacking). The golem is very clearly the villain, no hero.

[@goodguykonrad3701]

Most hydrodynamic boulder of all time

[@heartlessm4986]

Let’s take a moment to the people that haven’t found this yet🖤

[@cyclopsdias]

It is alarming to see so many thinking the giant was in the right when a) it was his fault to begin with that the boulder came crashing down and b)to the town,some giant creature suddenly crushed one of their buildings.He knew the context,they didn't.What the hell were they supposed to do?

[@wamengxiong0409]

Look past the golem and see the giant boulder coming down at them. I doubt any of them DIDNT see the giant ass boulding coming down at them

[@catdogfishdogcats]

Humans literally are the only creatures with the ability to discern. Intellect. Figure out what the hell was going on and don't do more than what was necessary to solve the problem. Assess. Strategize. They did neither. They escalated all the way up to war. With a creature that literally was an apocalyptic threat. But one that was trying earnestly to help them. They turned a friend into their enemies by their lack of consideration for the situation. Literally jumping to conclusions. That's like the first human thinking it can just go up to a mammoth and hunt it by Taking a bite out of it, then making the surprise Pikachu face when it steps on it. Humans literally have one ability, the ability to think, and they didn't do that.

[@JoeMemes]

it is alarming to see so many hating the giant when in reality he was trying to save them

[@anonymous-hz2un]

​@@JoeMemes and because he didn't got the gratitude he thought he deserved, it's ok to let a whole town get crushed? Nah, he's a selfish idiot to the max.

[@jclorcan08]

@@JoeMemessave them from the accident he caused, brotha he killed hundreds of humans cause he was mildly annoyed from his own mistake

[@Idek_Name]

finally the original video

[@onedoesnotsimply7375]

Having the giant be the one who caused the boulder to barrel towards the town kind of ruins the message that I think it was going for.

[@RiderBlitz1.0]

So the moral is: no matter how hard one works, only one mistake by one and people tries to criticize and mentally abuse that person

[@sleb1807]

i have a stroke trying to read that💀

[@v.e.g.c.5901]

Rock/Stone Golem("A Tale Of Momentum & Inertia"-Short Film) All Powers: 0:01•Superhuman strength •Massive size •Unlimited stamina and endurance •Rock/Stone Body 0:33•Enhance Leap 0:49•Superhuman durability/Invulnerability

[@belkYT]

I’d place him at big island level

[@geometrymobile913]

Death stare 0:55

[@SpicyDeddy]

he makes a mistake, tries to fix it, and in doing so it somehow ends the same

[@workout9632]

Not quite, it didn't just end the same coincidentally. He chose to end it like that due to being attacked for attempting to save the little kingdom.

[@btsloveryt3569]

This is the best CGI I ever watched

[@lifesthateasy]

Are those sounds from... Age of Empires II?

[@darkblood626]

You are not entitled to praise and good will when you are correcting your own fuck ups.

[@NeoBlitz13]

True. But you shouldn't make things difficult for those trying to help you, even if it's their fault. You just screw yourself over more.

[@korn18027]

He's a guardian of Earth, he doesn't have to get a shit! Those in the castle should be more careful against someone that size

[@vinczesamuel7768]

Honestly, considering how he's a good guy and obviously cared about the people in the castle, I really don't think he was messing with the boulders just for fun. I'm sure it was for a good reason.

[@sudokuacrobatics]

​@@korn18027that big guy just suddenly popped up over there in a few seconds, ofc they'll freak out

[@JustAPersonWhoComments]

Watching a golem taking revenge is a hilarious reminder that even inanimate objects can have a better sense of humor

[@Kilimanjarooo]

dimwits in comments. the only reason the castle was in any danger to begin with was because of the giant

[@Rdc_Dom]

RIP the whole town 😔

[@zavier2222]

The rock man tried saving them from the boulder but then he accidentally collapsed the church and they start attacking rock man

[@SYMBOLOFSUCCESS100K]

Perfect example: villains are not born they are made by society

[@brendanleung9093]

When they were all Karen’s

[@francescofioroni70]

0:42 Boys: 🙌🏻🗻 Girls: 🏰🏹

[@NEXlUM]

When you accidentally press the attack button in a peaceful village, the defenses kick in, but you are high lvl to fight it all

[@Zhonguoria]

When your vision is so short-sighted, you think your savior is your enemy.

[@impack44]

I thought the thumbnail was sisyphus.

[@graycatsaderow]

These people? To stop,me?

[@wyatt6901]

homeboy was the reason the rock fell. The city was right to attack him lol

[@sudokuacrobatics]

He should take it as a lesson to have a buddy help him out with building the mountains, instead of doing it by himself like a complete idiot, like the ancient myths of Greek gods

[@wetsocks4460]

I don’t think him accidentally placing the rock in a bad spot is the issue, the issue is that he chose to kill the entire city over something they likely just saw as self Defense, everyone in that city was killed over the giants petty grievance that never really hurt him at all, they harmlessly attacked him for mistakenly believing him to be a threat and the giant killed them all over it

[@Mayan_88694]

Except it wasn’t their right, now they paid the price for their ingratitude

[@lameyeast7085]

Except, wtf were they trying to accomplish? Kill it, scare it away, injure it, ALL of them result in the rock falling and crushing them If u think about it the giant simply did what they wanted, to go away, and they paid the price

[@edbrook7088]

"the tendency to stay at rest or continue in uniform motion"

[@ChiefVizier]

great video. Sorry it was missused. honestly really good CG

[@sleb1807]

love genocide also wdym by "Sorry it was missused" ?

[@ztherealziga3078]

To all the people defending the gigant: an ER doctor accidentally trips a rock while on a hike and it hits a child on the head. The doctor rushes to help and save the child but quickly figures out parents and the child are extremely upset at him for causing the accident in the first place, and he refuses to help further. The child dies. I think it is pretty much an equivalent situation, and even if the falling rock was not his fault, but the others involved believed it was, it would still be an extremely heartless act to just walk away.

[@ahmslayer]

This is really true im real life, you're trying your best to help peapole you love and whatever they do to you without a logic reason you're forgetting them but when you do a SINGLE error they will crash you like jerk and this is an example of what you must do in that sutuation

[@joaopadua7134]

You can't even write the word people

[@moobqufad-ge8et]

thats true but PLS just fix your grammar :skull: :sob:

[@wetsocks4460]

Generally people are more well intentioned than that

[@ollierkul]

lol, the Giant made the rock fall in the first place.

[@SylasTheGreat]

ollierkul No he didn't. It just fell.

[@gregsuprunchik2989]

He moved it out of his way for a good purpose, he didn't mean no harm for anyone/any thing

[@DudeDoyzkie]

I think you're one of those who live in that kingdom..hahaha...

[@mitchelljones6969]

He didn’t mean to, and when he realised his mistake he tried his best to correct it

[@AzurePrower]

Depicts gaslighting and 'look what you made me do' really well. Bravo.

[@endy3928]

When people don’t understand ur helping them

[@IceCoolLemonade]

“A man must Imagine Sisyphus happy” 🗿

[@yousufazad6914]

The ending was unexpected and awesome!

[@immunecookie0179]

Even if these villagers would’ve successfully killed that giant they still would’ve been crushed by that large boulder

[@djamelben350]

One must imagine sisyphus happy

[@mdukasa]

POV: Sive is trying to protect PewDiePie from Belle Delphine but gets called SIMP

[@xneo329]

What did he mean by this?

[@scottmcshannon6821]

he obviously failed physics, unless he wanted the boulder to roll down hill.

[@mr_ice117]

If this was a movie, i would watch it

[@JamesterIsDivergent]

One must imagine rock golem happy

[@iamyou9596]

1:05 - quantidade pessoas nos créditos para fazer esse mini-filme

[@agdollsharthart1623]

Can someone here explain the correlation of the animation to the concept of momentum and inertia?

[@gunjanramteke909]

I am trying to find the link

[@firstname697]

Do you not know what inertia and momentum are?

[@osamanasser8936]

As far as I know, on one hand, momentum is the product of mass and velocity, meaning that the heavier or quicker the object, the higher its momentum (it resembles the conflict in the video). On the other hand, according to the law of inertia, the object in motion will stay in motion in the same direction unless an unbalanced force affects the motion (resembling the attempt to stop the boulder from falling on the city). So, the link between them is that the momentum of the boulder was too high, that the attempt to save the whole city didn't work although inertia did its job. That's my best explanation, I hope it helps😁😁

[@ChrisPkmn]

cant wait for A Tale of Moments of Inertia

[@GravityRush]

"Sorry I have a boyfriend" energy

[@smack9518]

When the giant man drops the rock is when u say I found ur lost purse

[@talkdattrashimmapullyacard4396]

😁👍

[@foxsq_]

vim pelo tweet da Bagi.

[@TheRandomAccount100]

The fact that the very very back of his foot made an entire building collapse

[@ddee3743]

Rock Giant : *breaks a building* People : omae wa mou shindeiru Rock Giant : * pulls out Uno reverse card*

[@pedroibarra9126]

The village started trying to kill the giant but the people got karma

[@carlosfelisberto3485]

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