Anyhow, Not your Fault is about a man who falls asleep and dreams of several different ways of rescuing a girl. First, she is tied up in a snow beast's lair. Then he saves her from burning at stake, all the while dodging bullets from a green monster. The green one is killed only to be replaced by an even bigger one. Finally, he saves her from a bunch of aliens on the moon... by zapping them with a ray that makes them want to dance. In the first two stories, his friends are killed by the beasts. In the third, they all dance at the end. It's fairly good, but nothing to write home about.
Watch it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbM_yE8KSmE
1 point if the music video in question has very good dancing or no dancing.
No point. The aliens dance mainly by rocking back and forth.
1 point if the music video has no dancing.
No point.
1 point if the music video has something from the beginning come into play at the end.
In the beginning, the dream starts in his bed. In the end, he's shown once again sleeping with Z's coming out of his mouth.
1 point if the music video has a series of related images, a theme, or a plotline.
It has three little plotlines wrapped up into one big plotline.
1 point if the music video has a theme or a plotline.
Point.
1 point if the music video has a plotline.
Point.
1 point if the music video is either depicts extreme coolness or extreme realism.
No. As you can see in the screenshot, it has kids' show animation. It is interrupted by completely random half stop-motion, half random stuff moving in the background.
1 point if the music video, if it has a plotline or theme, has no diversions from it.
After every story, there is a big, long diversion where he sings and chaotic items move around him.
1 point if the music video has a person or setting with an interesting status or superpower.
No point.
1 point to spare in case I really like it.
I like it. Point.
This video gets a 5/10.
I am HIGHLY up for suggestions for music videos to review.
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