WoW Moviewatch: Unlimited Escapism Vol. 5 trailer
by Michael Gray 
Jul 21st 2011 at 12:00PM
This trailer shows off the same hallmarks as the rest of the Baron's videos. You can see his astounding eye for beautiful, engaging graphics as well as his tongue-in-cheek reflections on his own work. While this is technically just a trailer, it's as beautiful and engaging as many full-length videos we've seen.
You can see the whole video here on Vimeo. It's worth every moment you watch.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Zish Jul 21st 2011 12:35PM
I've always loved Baron Soosdon's Unlimited Escapism series.
I'm said to see it finally end.
Cannot wait to watch this one.
Jwee Jul 21st 2011 12:52PM
All things come to an end. Too bad, i loved this series. I sure hope Baron Soosdon continues to create machinima, his movies are of an extremely high quality, just as this one.
baronsoosdon Jul 21st 2011 1:27PM
Yes yes I will.. for now!
Though I do know and am 1000% certain of it that I will stop one day but not soon :) I still gotta wonder what day comes after thursday and what seat can I take..
BlindWorg Jul 21st 2011 1:27PM
You do realize that the full movie of this was released two days ago as of posting this already? >.>
Agony Jul 21st 2011 1:59PM
Hmm...I guess that's what Michael meant by "You can see the whole video here on Vimeo. It's worth every moment you watch." :-D
Juzelle Jul 21st 2011 3:41PM
Oooooh Soosdon, that man is a minor deity in after effects. I love his body of work, "Sex Gnomes & videotape" being probably the best of the bunch.
Ominous Jul 22nd 2011 2:53PM
Don't try too hard to "get" something. That might just be what's preventing you from doing so. Sometimes it's nice to watch something just to be entertained.
If there has one person who pushed machinima consistently and repeatedly, almost to a genre defining point, it would have to be the Baron.
My favourite remains "World of Gnomecraft 2.0", but I've never not been entertained.
Thanks.