My Favorite Google Videos
GameLife Video Game Review (link)- Have you ever wondered what a show about video games hosted by two incredibly socially awkward nerdy kids would be like? I've never actually watched this all the way through because after watching 5 minute snippets I have to turn it off because I'm just filled with embarrassment for the both of them B With Money (link)- A salute to small town life featuring beats from Ice Cube Page 2 or Teenage Love and Alienation in 1969 Long Island (link) - This is a low-budget black and white film with no dialogue that, despite having been used by child guidance professionals to foster discussion in the 1970s, is a lot more authentic than any John Hughes film. Stile and Lowtax (link) - Internet luminaries Stile and Lowtax say hello to the world  How Much Affection? (link) - As far as the 1950s educational filmstrip genre goes, this is probably one of the better ones. I get the slight sense that the director was really ambitious but had his/her creativity shafted by the soul-crushing prison of McGraw-Hill Book Co.'s film division. Flat Life (link) - This is a pretty neat cartoon I guess! Spike Jonze-directed Al Gore Campaign Video (link) - I like Spike Jonze and I like Al Gore and this video seems to have a fairly decent amount of both as well as a photo of the latter dressed up like Frankensteins Monster. GARBAGE DAY (link) - What else is there to say?
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