“They fit an impressive amount of 80's movie tropes into 30 minutes.”
Parody packing many 80s movie tropes into 30 minutes
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Fits right into Kung Fury [1] - a parody/homage of 80's movies that includes time travel and Hackerman... And a dinosaur, vikings and nazis and David Hasselhoff. It's as bad as it sounds, but in a good way. They fit an impressive amount of 80's movie tropes into 30 minutes. this video
Cites itstefantalpalaruMay 2015Full comment
> Of course you can download it from Youtube using something like youtube-dl, but it's not as straightforward. You can get the 1080p version with "youtube-dl --write-sub this video . Yes, you want the subs for the funny music descriptions.
Cites itshmerlMay 2015Full comment
I used this method: youtube-dl -f 248+251 this video You get VP9+Opus combination which takes less space.
Cites itZenoArrowJan 2017
“Kung Fury is probably a good example of that style”
Example of a badly-tracked VHS aesthetic
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>"Indeed - this is especially true of synthwave/vaporwave and other genres that are themselves nostalgic for the days of synth-heavy music sold on cassette." Yeah, I wouldn't mind a TRONICBOX cassette: link >"Just as some games put fake film grain on screen, some synthwave videos add a "badly tracked VHS" effect." Kung Fury is probably a good example of that style: this video
JokebogidonJul 2019
“AGI enthusiasts sometimes remind me of this”
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True. I used “consciousness” haphazardly. Not super related, but AGI enthusiasts sometimes remind me of this: this video
JokespkingSep 2022Full comment
I agree, and I think that's a big part of why so many people got excited for the Cybertruck, as an attack on aesthetic blandness. 80s-era movie and TV vehicles were a helluva lot of fun too: A-Team van, Ninja Turtles party wagon, K.I.T.T., Magnum P.I.'s Ferrari 308. And since you mentioned the Countach: this video