| fudgeukraine 18.01.2005 19:51 |
Just saw this in full for the first time yesterday, and found it slightly odd that there was not one clear picture of John Deacon - that he's been replaced with a Picasso-esque rendering. Anyone know why this is, and what do others think of the video? Ifound it very different but it does blend well with the songs different styles |
| rachael mae. 19.01.2005 03:03 |
I think it's cool, but a little boring after 6 minutes.. |
| Martin Packer 19.01.2005 03:50 |
All part of the "covering up Freddie's condition" thing, I think. None of them is filmed afresh and all of them are "rendered" according to some artist's style. Mostly I like the video, but it clearly showed "something was up". :-( |
| beautiful madness 19.01.2005 06:48 |
i haven't seen the video yet (i know i should be ashamed) but does anyone know where i can download it online? |
| 7Innuendo7 19.01.2005 07:26 |
The band members are each rendered in a different style. Totally brilliant video. |
| Serry... 19.01.2005 07:45 |
And the animation director - Jerry Hibbert - was Freddie's collegemate, though they didn't met during making of video and Jerry was very sad about this. |
| brian_may_wannabe 19.01.2005 08:21 |
I haven't seen the video proparly. Hope it comes on Greatest Hits III DVD. |
| AC 19.01.2005 13:59 |
<font><font color=charm>Alex Solan wrote:He said that he wants to see it in good quality on DVD (the GVH3 - when it will be released) - not on the VHS.brian_may_wannabe wrote: I haven't seen the video proparly. Hope it comes on Greatest Hits III DVD.No. It was on Greatest Flix II. If you want to see it try Kazaa or WinMX.- |
| deleted user 19.01.2005 15:14 |
I don't mind the video but i don't really like it that much. I think it was the way it was to help cover up his illness. Great song though. One of my favorite songs. |
| Serry... 19.01.2005 15:29 |
<font color=orange>joe satriani</bold> wrote: I don't mind the video but i don't really like it that much. I think it was the way it was to help cover up his illness. Great song though. One of my favorite songs.I don't think so. Freddie filmed in Headlong, Slightly Mad, Days of Our Lives, so I think he was able to film in Innuendo video if he wanted - it was just another way for making video and that's it. Don't try to find AIDS in everything relates to Innuendo album. |
| flash00 19.01.2005 15:54 |
i think its a clever video, to an amazing song. you guys who aint seen it... you should download it on shareaza i just seen it the other day, and yea i have the version on the greatest flix 2 vhs vid which i bought back in 91 i think,,, |
| The Fairy King 19.01.2005 16:10 |
Great video! Great animation! Great song! I'm a fan of Queen because of it! cheerio! Try the hub, it's got like 3 versions of the video. Shareza and Ares have it too. Good luck. |
| Iam the one 19.01.2005 16:30 |
A great video for a great song. |
| Daburcor? 19.01.2005 16:40 |
Innuendo is one of my favorite videos by any artist! It's kind of odd, And it fits the dark image that the song always puts in my head. Very nice indeed. |
| brENsKi 19.01.2005 16:49 |
i think the video shows just how far you could stretch an annimation application on a 386sx/25 pc with 4mb ram and a 60mb hard disk still my pc back then was chucking out wolfenstein 3d and spear of destiny and i still had 40mb of hard drive left....mind you, windows came on three floppy disks back then |
| Zander05 19.01.2005 21:57 |
The video was a rude awakening for me. I first saw bits and pieces of it thinking 'meh.' But then I actually got a good look and was very much determined to own it (Greatest Video Hits 3 had better come out soon!). |
| quackboy 19.01.2005 23:59 |
this video won, at the time, a golden camera award, you can see this information on greatest hits 2 booklet. thank you |
| Rotwang 20.01.2005 07:41 |
The video is very fitting. I like how each member was given his individual artist rendering. It shows that they are individuals but putting their individual styles together made Queen what it was. The animation was a good change as well. |
| 1quen_fan 20.01.2005 16:55 |
I saw a little bit of at launch,it was kinda weird. |
| brian_may_wannabe 22.01.2005 09:30 |
AC wrote:At last, someone knows what I mean.<font><font color=charm>Alex Solan wrote:He said that he wants to see it in good quality on DVD (the GVH3 - when it will be released) - not on the VHS.brian_may_wannabe wrote: I haven't seen the video proparly. Hope it comes on Greatest Hits III DVD.No. It was on Greatest Flix II. If you want to see it try Kazaa or WinMX.- |
| Freddie-B 22.01.2005 09:53 |
I think the innuendo video is one of the most brilliant, and most haunting ones you can find, certainly in the Queen canon. It's brilliant, I think-even if you spend the whole 6 minutes trying to figure out where the shots of the band are from!! Plenty from the Breakthru video, I noticed. |
| Brianmay1975 24.01.2005 09:20 |
Rotwang wrote: The video is very fitting. I like how each member was given his individual artist rendering. It shows that they are individuals but putting their individual styles together made Queen what it was. The animation was a good change as well.The abstract shapes used for John's figure are very good for him. By using this procedure, either they tried to show that John's face was similar to an abstract painting (distorted and asimetrical), either they meant John's face was too ugly to be shown in this video... Yay, now I'm gonna get stoned by Deaky's admirers! Just kidding over the matter, guys! :) Right? John is cute and funny, especially in the 70s. Oh and he's such a good boy, drinking only tea and milk :) |
| mystic_rhythms 28.01.2005 11:12 |
Freddie-B wrote: It's brilliant, I think-even if you spend the whole 6 minutes trying to figure out where the shots of the band are from!!I did that before. It's fun. I saw some from Scandal, The Invisible Man, I Want It All, Breakthru, they even threw in shots from Wembley! It's so freakin' cool! |
| Ander Vørschört 28.02.2005 21:04 |
beautiful madness wrote: i haven't seen the video yet (i know i should be ashamed) but does anyone know where i can download it online?music.yahoo.com search for queen |
| inu-liger 28.02.2005 21:15 |
You can also find it on the Queen HUB if you're lucky (I haven't, yet) |
| beautifulsoup 05.02.2006 19:12 |
What is the release date for this video? Thanks. |
| DavidRFuller 05.02.2006 20:01 |
Great video. Love the claymation jokers. |
| Asterik 06.02.2006 15:05 |
What does Fred look like on the video- does the cartoon look well? I know it's a ridiculuous question but what kind of treatment is he given. And what is brian made to look like i wonder? |
| kdj2hot 06.02.2006 15:23 |
Martin Packer wrote: All part of the "covering up Freddie's condition" thing, I think. None of them is filmed afresh and all of them are "rendered" according to some artist's style. Mostly I like the video, but it clearly showed "something was up". :-(I hate when Dummies like this post and state their own ignorant speculations as fact. A pet peeve of mine. Anyway they filmed videos before and after Innuendo. While the video was being made they were filming Headlong genius because the UK and USA had different lead singles and they certainly couldn't be two places at one genius. |
| Serry... 11.06.2006 05:29 |
By the way - another one link from link-man of Queen world Serry - here's the page of Mr Hibbert on the site of his Hibbert Ralph Animation company: link |
| john bodega 11.06.2006 08:48 |
I wish they'd done a Show Must Go On video. Giving DoRo an editing suite for an afternoon can be so hazardous, you know. They shoulda just shot it concurrently with Headlong or something. Haha. |
| Winter Land Man 11.06.2006 17:10 |
Imagine if on Greatest Video Hits III, they put in a real performance video for 'The Show Must Go On' and 'Inneundo'??? And it turns out they wern't released. That'd be awesome. |
| rocks. 11.06.2006 18:02 |
brian_may_wannabe wrote: I haven't seen the video proparly. Hope it comes on Greatest Hits III DVD.Which will be released in the year 2987 |