0:22
Looking under the seat for him doesn’t make any sense, right? He so clearly launched himself forward off it. It’s all good. You do you, drummer Mike Cosgrove.
0:30
Dryden described this bit to MTV as “some Stargate-style getting sucked into the screen”.
0:33
We’ve all been to cinemas like that – you get up for a second and some, like, rave-surf punks nick your damn seat.
0:37
This is a music video (and not just any music video, an Alien Ant Farm music video), so is not about total accuracy or verisimilitude, but still – when the audience is seen from behind, they’re pumping their arms in the air in a fairly uniform manner, but when they’re seen from in front, they’re all over the place. God damn it, director Marc Klasfeld.
0:44
This is how Dryden got away with that haircut, by being goofy and likeable. The band were all high school friends, and seemed like they were having a massive laugh. Hey, you know what’s fun? Being young and stupid.
0:48
That’s what 3D cinema always seems to be promising, but it never fucking delivers, does it?
0:55
The first of several movie pastiches, with AAF donning the overalls of 1985’s Ghostbusters (as well as doing an extremely decent go at the dance that happens at the end of Ray Parker Jr’s music video for the theme song he wrote for it).