Wow, Joe, I could almost just see the entire video just from your discription. You are such a good writer, you should think about that screenwriter thing, especially if you're bored with what you do now.

Hilaree

>From: Joe Earles

>Reply-To: Joe Earles

>To: CREED-DISCUSS@WINDUPLIST.COM

>Subject: One Last Breath: A Review

>Date: Thu, 16 May 2002 18:52:24 -0400

>I can just see the storyboard for this one:

>Synopsis: Scott Stapp is having a really bad day. Wing-ed Scary Stapp Guy

>has shed his CGI motif, but unfortunately that also included his wings.

>Setting: A geologically unstable mountain. That drumming isn't helping the

>situation, Flip. Stop, please... PLEASE... too late!

>The ground is crumbling, but only beneath Stapp's feet. Message: only Scott

>Stapp has any real issues (hence the signature Brooding Messiah poses).

>Okay so now he's falling....and falling...

>...still falling and notably calm for someone about to hit the ground at

>maximum velocity. He sings as if nothing is wrong.......falling...

>SMASH!

>Now we get to meet the minor characters: Pensive George Carlin Guy, Sullen

>Clown Cher Chick, Wanda the White Witch and Heidi the Higher Chick who just

>wandered onto the set. Someone is bleeding into a chalice and I can only

>assume it's Stapp. He's had a nasty fall. Wind blows, the sky turns black,

>the apocalypse occurs with the same intensity as Y2K, Mark bangs his head

>and grits his teeth and Flip plays his drums looking like he hasn't a clue

>how he even got there in the first place. The song ends, fade to black. The

>end. Definitely better than Bullets but it made just as much sense.

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