Headlights Music Video - Directed by Spike Lee (Out Now!!!)

[Excita]

The amount of goosebumps when Em & "Debbie" did hug.

[Never_Enough]

I watched it twice. The first time I was like "okay", the second time I really really liked it.

[killshady]

GREAT VIDEO!!!

You can download in Full HD here.

[Raul]

I watched it twice. The first time I was like "okay", the second time I really really liked it.

Same here. That's why I told people to watch it more times before starting to be faggots about it.

This is exactly what happened when Berzerk was released.

[Iris2]

G-shock shining in the dark night, I drive on....

[DetroitSkills]

I watched it twice. The first time I was like "okay", the second time I really really liked it.

Same here. That's why I told people to watch it more times before starting to be faggots about it.

chances are they were faggots before watching tbh

[12characters]

Was waiting and was not disappointed.

I did want more but it's cool.

[DetroitSkills]

Still tho.... the monster video got old fast. Its fun cuz of the nostalgic factor, but Rap God and Berzerk were much more original and unique and had a concept behind them, just like Headlights. The monster video was just like "hey this song is generic so lets just have eminem recreate old better music videos for no reason, and lets have rihanna show cleavage." It looked good and i liked the video but imo Rap God,Berzerk, Headlights video>>>

[Kippers]

POV has just as much artistic integrity as any other camera angle, but I don't think a 4 minute music video was the correct platform for it. An entire piece of film using that device needs, in my opinion, a lot more room to breathe. It can look incredibly professional and absorbing given a 90 minute + window (See 'Maniac' (2012) and 'Peeping Tom' (1960)...Heck, a fair bit of 'Rear Window' takes place through a telescope lens..) Point is, I believe people think it looks amateurish because nothing spectacular was done with it. When everything suddenly has to be at eye level, it makes a lot of the shots look very plain and normal (Maybe that was intentional), but it certainly wasn't as visually interesting to watch. The films mentioned above allowed their characters to fall over, hide under things, drop the camera, get up high, peer over walls/ledges etc.

It's totally subjective, but that's my gripe, and my explanation. Otherwise, the concept was fine and everything else was ok. But I don't think the device was correct. I've sympathised with hundreds of characters before with and without POV.

At the end of the day however, it's a selfish opinion. If this is the video I assume Em wants his Mother to see, then so be it.

[Kill You]

I expected so much more. It wasn't bad but it's the worst MMLP2 video out of them all.

But I did somewhat enjoy it even though I feel disappointed. The hug towards the end was heartbreaking.

[Kippers]

this is otherwise a pretty fair and measured opinion and you appear to have some film knowledge, so props for that, but maniac was one of the biggest pieces of garbage i've seen in a long-ass time

Ha. Sure, Maniac wasn't the best film. I thought some of the killings were interesting from that perspective though (the ankle slash in the car park), which is why I mentioned it in regards to that angle being totally viable.

I don't often watch many music videos long after they've been released anyways. I hadn't seen COMC for ages until someone mentioned the weird neck movement bit a while ago.

[lesi20]

Would have been awesome if the music video get shaded out with this picture?

[Solace]

the ankle slash in the car park

I loved that scene

[Raul]

Would have been awesome if the music video get shaded out with this picture?

[cement]

nate kane looks stoned