This was one of the best finales I've seen in my life. It honestly deserves an Oscar nomination for short film.
DHMIS 6
Benjamin Wilson
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Asher Ward
yeah the real life segments were absolute kinography
Noah Campbell
Should've stopped after 4. Got way too meta after that.
John Hill
Has anyone made a kinography image out of this?
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Henry Morales
Go back to jewddit plz
Aaron Miller
The lamp was actually a really good puppet, would have made a great episode by itself. Good concept plus that uncanny valley when it grows legs as a puppet
Eli Ortiz
Does anyone have the graph of all the kino scenes in 6?
Dominic Anderson
Are you the same poster that told me to go back to "jewddit" in the unintentional kino thread?
Jason Sanders
Is duck guy dead for real? he was my favorite ;_;
Noah Foster
that lamp was really the worst
Noah Walker
DIGITAL MEMES
Aaron Flores
I think they intentionally made the lamp's song annoying and simplistic since it was acting as a bridge to other scenes. In other episodes the stories were carried via the songs but not so much in ep6
Nathan Rodriguez
What was the implication with the ending?
Kayden Long
it's a nice ending where everyone's their favorite color.
Isaiah Cox
I usually hate the film theorists videos, but the one for dhmis is actually pretty good and explains stuff.
Henry Cooper
I'll check that out. I'm just waiting for the Night mind video on DHMIS. He makes the best and most well done analysis videos on the internet, at least for stuff like this.
David Adams
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Anthony Fisher
make sure you watch both vids. the first kind of explains what dhms is about and the second is more about what is actually happening.
Dylan Richardson
>implying green is a creative color
Grayson Evans
Same here, normally I like them as sort of stupid comedic "theories", but this one was actually a decent interpretation and explanation of everything.
Kayden Hill
AND YOU CAN HAVE A DREAM ABOUT FORCING A MEME
OR YOU CAN HAVE A DREAM ABOUT RUINING A PREVIOUSLY GOOD BOARD ON Sup Forums
Dylan Wilson
no no no
thats not how it works
you must save your shitposts for your special one
Robert Rivera
The previous eps were about how shit the modern world is- only the "right" kind of creativity is accepted, the internet is a time sink etc. The final episode says that the past was even worse-the dreary 80's office, the 50's club where everyone is the same except for the biker. They dismiss the creative song without even getting to the disturbing part and call red a degenerate. It's warning against nostalgia for the good old days. The final shot of them back to where they started but as their favorite colors shows cautious optimism for the future.
Connor Scott
>always has a kinda robotic voice
>is the one that convinces red guy to not look for their friend
>that stare
>"but if you are not quite real, then i'm not real too"
>screaming "i don't want to do this anymore" in the middle of his breakdown
>appearing during the teacher roll call
was duck guy a simulation too?
Hudson Gray
no I mean, the lamp was fucking evil and sadistic
Ayden Wood
Red guy managed to reboot the show independently with complete creative freedom, hence why everyone is their favorite color and why the scenery is more poor than usual. Similar to how the creators made the videos for youtube to make their statement.
Jose Anderson
why the prolongued silent stare into the camera?
John Williams
vietnam
Henry Scott
you're never too old to make a WS refference
Ryder Sanders
what was the significance or yellow guy eating his two friends in ep 5?
Luke Watson
so was this a flashback or was it happening in the serie's main timeline?