Two criminals attempt to steal a valuable new technology from a space station. This film is almost like a music video in that almost the only sound heard is the music. In this case, parts of John Williams' score for Hook.
Capastroid
Directed By: Jonathan Vaughan
Genre: | Sci-fi, Action, Adventure |
Length: | 04:30 |
Released: | July 15th, 2006 |
Randy Yard:
According to its inclusion in the directory it's a complete film, and according to the director's description it's a music video, but really this piece comes across as neither, instead appearing more like the opening scene of a much larger and grander film. Durron shuns dialogue and sound effects, relying only on his visuals and a score borrowed from John Williams to convey the story, and thankfully they're up to the task for the most part. The story itself is a bit simplistic, but some nice cinematography, solid animation and great effects are more than enough to make it entertaining. It's not without flaws--set design is a bit generic and I still have no idea what a "capastroid" is--but all in all, you could do much worse than this space-themed short.