File: MosesSupposes.swf-(9.33 MB, 960x540, Other)
[_] 2cute4me SLIMMYSLAMJAM 07/14/14(Mon)21:18 No.2452059
>> [_] Anonymous 07/14/14(Mon)21:34 No.2452068
So the shoes are possessed and forced to searh for one last dance partner that the little ghost
grants them allowing them to part to the after life? Hence why she seems sad at the start as
maybe she's been through it before, or wanted to be alone, maybe? Then her new born association
with dance sparked a friendship with a guy on (the set?) and he brings her to nerd out over the
movie. That's how I see the video anyways, and regardless if I'm right or not it's still
beautiful.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/14/14(Mon)21:55 No.2452082
No, the guy in the movie theater is Gene Kelly, who is one of the two stars singing/dancing in
the film the audio is from.
You are reading too much into it anon.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/14/14(Mon)22:02 No.2452086
>>2452068
In the beginning she's looks at her legs before sighing, she's clearly sad about the lack of legs.
Considering the background gives an almost 1960s America feel and she exists near a studio she
could be an actor that had died early age.
A lot of actors in the 60s were also singers and dancers, and she just wanted to dance again.
Then again she's wearing a traditional kimono and the Japanese didn't like America, so fuck it I
have autism and this flash is too cute
>> [_] Anonymous 07/14/14(Mon)23:30 No.2452192
>>2452086
The song is from the 1950's movie "Singin' in the Rain" that is an american film. A Japanese
person must've just made the animation, not the song.
