The Ghost of You Music Video, forgive me if this already exists Options

[Fallen Fairy]

I searched this for this topic under "my chemical romance" "ghost of you" "ghost" "music video" "illegal" and "leaked" and nothing came out so don't have a cow. Ok?

Okay all you mcr fans.

Have you heard about it?

MCR made the video for "Ghost of You" due to air in september.
However it was leaked.

The band has requested that no one view it, but kids will be kids. Right?

I haven't seen it, can't seem to find it.

The video is supposed to be their best ever. Very cinematic, you think it was a trailer to a new war movie. a fellow dotcom'er said, "its very said, very emo"

Since it was leaked it's probably going to be a little different.

Have you seen it?

comments please.

edit: 100th Post!

[garandman114]

jordanriane Posted Jul 22 2005, 11:19 AM Is there a sequence in the music video where there is a soldier holding his innards you? You don't really see the innards in the video, but you see him clutching the area.

Go watch Saving Private Ryan and tell me if you DONT see that.

Honestly, the only reason why I stick with my theory, is because it looks EXACTLY THE SAME, minus where they might have CGI'd in Gerard in front of the battle scene. It's not that hard to "add" a person/scene on top of another.

The coloring, the sequence, the location, the props, the uniforms all look exactly as they do in SPR. Yes, it's obviously based off history, but alot of times things are changed around for more appeal, drama, and well, to make it look better then it did in real life, especially since this is a Spielburg film.

Then reply to this thread, that's your research assignment.

OK, Jordanriane and everyone else who thought this was made from Saving Private Ryan stuff, it was not (I did my homework!) It was made by World War Two reenactors in california on a beach set there. And yes, there are a large number of people in the US who do WWII reenacting. We set up displays to educate the public on how the real soldiers lived, and do tacticals, where we do combat situations, many times for the public. Anyway, the shoot was high quality for a music video, they had hollywood "squibs" (explosions, rig ups in the actors jackets, etc) and a real WWII landing craft. I am a member of a WWII reenactor's forum where I heard about this video shoot a couple of months ago from some guys that were in it, I and they have been anticipating this video just as much as you guys! The similarities between it an SPR are close, but it was not really the movie SPR that inspired it, but D-Day, the Allied invasion of france in WWII. No CG stuff was used, it was just a beach shoot with WWII reenactors and the rigged explosions. If anyone questions whether I am really a reenactor or not, here is a pic of me at an event a month or so ago, that's me on the left. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/gar...eandCharles.jpg Just thought i'd let you guys know the real deal about how the WWII sequences were done.