Quote from: mochi86_ on October 14, 2024, 08:01:28 PM

I'm interested in what you are offering but don't have the moolah to afford it lol

Anyways, it sounds pretty cool but I have a feeling if I knew what this 'secret video' is, I'd most likely find it on the internet - whichever dark corners of the internet it is residing in lol... Just hope it isn't some illegal crap... then that's a completely different story... Shocked

Alright, since you are first, I could sell it to you for $100 usd.
I haven't found it myself on the internet. I used to have pretty basic version up, but I ended up taking it down. Its was much less detailed than this verison.
In regards to illegal crap, technically, it contains pirated content, though, it has been worked through by me over many tens of hours.
I could also send you a download link instead, and you could decide afterwards whether to pay me.
Since I have never sold it before I am not sure the value but you could provide input after you watch it.
You could explain in this thread whether it seems worth it.
I will probably end up reducing the price.

Quote from: mochi86_ on October 14, 2024, 08:01:28 PM

But would you be able to clarify what you mean by 'Although the contents never change..., each time you watch, it will be different.'? You mention that the subject the characters talk about can entirely change. What does that mean exactly?

For example, if the characters are talking about Ryan Reynolds and his comedic ways the first time someone watches it, the film would suddenly talk about Hugh Jackman and his over-seriousness during the second time?

You also mentioned that 'it depends on your mood when you watch it' which... I can only assume, means that the film stays the same but depending on how you feel, the meaning of the dialogues and scenes will change because of the different perspective you have projected onto the film? That's the only reasonable conclusion I can come down to.

I can clarify this. You can lip read and get completely different conversations. It is basically this.
It kind of depends on your mood, but for me I ususally end up projecting what I am currently thinking about onto it.
In this way it shows your perspective projected onto the film. So yeah, the meaning of the scenes change.
I sometimes pick up like, seemingly the original idea that the director had, but I find this hard to work out in sufficient detail myself unless I am editing it. It might depend on the person.