This is a rather interesting video. It's a stop-motion depiction of The Flintstones, from the 2001 Cartoon Network movie Flintstones on the Rocks. Specifically, it's a dream sequence that features Fred Flintstone bowling and saving another woman (not Wilma). All the Flintstones sounds are here, all made to look like one of those holiday specials we see every year. Love the music too.
[via Boing Boing]
Here's Fred Flintstone, like you've never seen him before
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10-28-2009 @ 1:47PM
King Zilch said...
Pure brilliance. As one of the few who's managed to see The Flintstones: On The Rocks, I'm really saddened that I had to resort to less-legit means to do so. This was a great little movie (from the makers of Dexter's Lab and Samurai Jack) that deserves to be seen by more people.
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10-28-2009 @ 2:04PM
Eric H said...
How is it like we have never seen him before if it aired in 01?
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10-28-2009 @ 2:23PM
Julius said...
If memory serves, this section of the film was styled after the Flintstones Viewmaster reels. There were references to them in the publicity when it first aired.
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10-30-2009 @ 1:22AM
RobynM said...
I vaguely remember this - it was about the time when CN was showing some other experimental stuff, like the John K. Yogi Bear shorts and the first four segments of Interstella 5555 by Daft Punk and Leiji Matsumoto.
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