"Angry Kid" series 2: Road Safety Video
Related Videos
"Angry Kid" series 2: Sex Call
A call to a phone sex line results in talk about "choppers" and "gear knobs" and "horns." But are they referring to the same thing? Angry Kid speaks out! From Aardman Animations, home of Wallace and Gromit and one of Britain's biggest film production companies, comes more of the anarchic, irreverent, and frequently stubborn Angry Kid. A mixture of live action and animation, this youth is definitely NOT suitable for family viewing. More than ten million people gagged along with the first Angry Kid series, and now the brat is back with grosser, cruder and edgier humor. Angry Kid is not claymation, but a combination of pixilation, mask replacement and live action. It involves taking a live actor, sitting perfectly still and being moved like a puppet, while masks are replaced, to give the effect of speech and shot frame by frame. It doesn't really have a name - Darren Walsh invented it!
"Angry Kid" series 2: Tourette's
Angry Kid can't stop blurting out obscenities. Is he suffering from an ailment, or just foolin' dear old dad? Watch and listen to a string of dirty words like you've never heard before. Angry Kid speaks out! From Aardman Animations, home of Wallace and Gromit and one of Britain's biggest film production companies, comes more of the anarchic, irreverent, and frequently stubborn Angry Kid. A mixture of live action and animation, this youth is definitely NOT suitable for family viewing.More than ten million people gagged along with the first Angry Kid series, and now the brat is back with grosser, cruder and edgier humor.Angry Kid is not claymation, but a combination of pixilation, mask replacement and live action. It involves taking a live actor, sitting perfectly still and being moved like a puppet, while masks are replaced, to give the effect of speech and shot frame by frame. It doesn't really have a name - Darren Walsh invented it!
A chilling, factually-based, story of three road-trippers in remote Australia who are plunged into danger when they accept help from a friendly local.
A chilling, factually-based, story of three road-trippers in remote Australia who are plunged into danger when they accept help from a friendly local.
Now on DVD, this chilling, factually-based, story tells of three road-trippers in remote Australia who are plunged into danger when they accept help from a friendly local.
Has Angry Kid finally pushed his poor pop too far? Even the threat of The Home isn't enough to deter The Kid from pushing his luck like an olympic bobsled in the season finale of this ground-breaking series.
A couple cartoon fellows give a lesson in Aussie-speak.
Windows 7 vs. Snow Leopard: Your responses!
We knew our OS Prizefight would be a doozy, and it delivered...angry feedback from around the globe. This week, Molly reads the best of it.
Clutch rocks the church, and they sound angry.
Apple rocks on with new GarageBand
At Macworld 2009 in San Francisco, Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of marketing, demonstrates the company's updated GarageBand software. Now designed to help Mac users learn to play a musical instrument, GarageBand will let users download lessons from artists such as John Fogerty and Sting for $4.99. As a part of the lesson, artists give a bit of songs' back stories.
