Did This Short Film Break the Laws of Physics?

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The discussion centers around a short film shared by a creator seeking feedback. The film, lasting two minutes, features surreal elements, including a whimsical floating scene among planets accompanied by a Strauss waltz. One viewer appreciated the film's nostalgic qualities and suggested incorporating a reference to the Pan Am space shuttle from "2001: A Space Odyssey" to enhance the visual experience. The viewer also noted the film's entertaining surrealism, despite acknowledging that some elements break the laws of physics. Overall, the film successfully evokes memories and entertains its audience.
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Just finished this short film. Sorry for the irrelevance but I'm quite excited and would love some feedback! And I do break the laws of physics in parts ;)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlTGtoevyBk
Only 2 minutes and you can stop watching if you get bored!
Love to hear your thoughts!

Sam
 
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It's cute.
 
Brought back memories - enjoyed it ( If you ever want an outside the box solution for a physics problem, ask a biologist to solve it)
 
only thing i'd add is, when floating among planets to Strauss waltz, add in the Pan Am space shuttle from "2001".
 
Takes me back. Too bad such visualization does not apply to a real test. Nevertheless, your surrealism entertains.
 

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