Відео

this shit activates my fight or flight response and I'm here for it

It is heartening to know that, in the midst of Cold War tension and propaganda, Soviet/Russian artists did have appreciation for one of America's greatest writers. Ray Bradbury truly has a universal appeal.

Wierdest part was seeing the wierd organic soup leaking from the robot.

Us in 2025

"I thought the clock said we were having steamed clams?"

The ending with the bird was heart breaking! It wanted a warm tree to sit on 💔

Saving this to watch on mushrooms and piss myself

Man, it still so soul crushingly sad when the bird hitting fake window scene plays and i think it will eventually die from the continuous impact to its head.

read the original in 8th grade and now i have have an odd fascination with nuclear fallout and the inevitable extinction of the human race leading to the overtaking of ai

The moment with the US anthem played by music box brought the chills down my spine.

2:09 pffft 😂😂😂

Let's see if we survive, see you all in 2027, hopefully From and including: Saturday, 13 April 2024 To and including: Friday, 1 January 2027 Result: 993 days It is 993 days from the start date to the end date Or 2 years, 8 months, 19 days Or 32 months, 19 days 85,795,200 seconds 1,429,920 minutes 23,832 hours 141 weeks and 6 days

I wish i could live in a world like this. instead, i live in the modern day america where people brag and pull you down because you don't rape children.

I found this by a comment under a shorts Film named the last day of War or somrthi g like that, in which he states that in his head they are in the same World.

Bravo! If I could, I would put 150 likes. Thank you so much for the download.💐🙄🙏

I am a huge fan of the nuclear spongebob-esque explosion in the film instead of the original fire. I started dying of laughter and youtube asked if i "wanted to take a break". Of course i don't!

The metaphor of this story is so fitting. A house (country) that has been optimized to serve everyone who lives in it, destroys itself to "keep itself safe" from a dove, a symbol of peace. Perfect description of the War on Terror.

While I love Bradbury's short story and I love this animation, I don't think they really go together that well. The problem is, the art style in this animation is so horrifying that I think I'd prefer death to living in this robot house.

This is a story of a family who got prepared.

it's all about nukes are not fun. I also highly recommend Russian movie, same age, "The end of the world with ensuing symposium". It doesn't contain any graphic material, no sfx, no pictures on nuclear catastrophe, or the like. Characters just talk, discuss the possibility, and it is even more scary and creepy.

31/12/2026

4:50 the music here is phenomenal

6:17 shouldn’t the house know it’s a burb

This is fucking terrifying. I’m still feel unsettling this day. Hopefully it didn’t aired on kids show.

The fact that the dust piles were perfectly arranged means either they all committed suicide by poisoning the whole family and going to sleep, and the machine was never turned on since then up until now, or the robot rearranged those dust piles every night. Creepy and sad indeed

I had vague memories of seeing this but it was so dark and bizarre I wasn’t sure if it was real or just my imagination. Im glad to see this this is real.

Poor robot

Why does the digital LED watch make the sound of a mechanical analog watch ticking? Really exemplifies the failure of Soviet animation and the Soviet system in general lol

That was FUCKING AMAZING! Thank you for uploading that!

The fact that it's a Soviet-animated film says a lot. The Russians had just as much fear and trepidation during the Cold War as Americans did. 4 years left

It’s weird that the family has hazmat suits. I imagine before the bombs.

People in their madness destroyed eachother, but they also made their machines mad as well. That is symbolik. We all will be dead someday

Please correct the description, it was made in Uzbekistan, not Russia.

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The robot seems lonely.

This was the future of America, wait for 2027

Anyways, who the fuck thought it was a good idea to give the robot a spiked arm with over 40 000 psi of power and fit a highly volatile nuclear reactor inside its computer?

Dude I saw this on tiktok like a week ago and I was high as shit thinkin' it was anti-capitalist propaganda from the Cold war.

I think many people are missing the real point of this. In the original story life essentially goes on after humanity is wiped out, it's a story of how humanity can cease to exist but the world still turns. This is a showcase of how that's not the case, how nuclear war ruins the earth, destroying everything for everyone. There are no happy endings, because the fate of the earth is directly tied to the fate of humanity.

Was this David Firth’s inspiration for Salad fingers?? The Mrs McClellan bit was uncanny.

I feel bad for the robot, he was just doing his job

I read this story in a high school English book and it's to this day one of the most haunting things I've ever read.

Every difference I found between this animation and the original: In the story, the families bodies were not vaporized in their bed, rather they were vaporized by a bomb in their yard, leaving an imprint of themselves on the wall of the house outside In the original it’s August 4th 2026, rather than December 31st In the original story there was a dog, presumed to be the families dog, that was extremely injured, and found it’s way back inside the house by the smell of food, and after being ignored by the robots the dog foamed at the mouth, bit itself and perished The house had no hazmat suits, it seemed as though the bomb was a complete and utter surprise in the original whereas this one seems like the world was already a nuclear waste land There is no bird in the original story, and no robots ever try to intentionally harm a creature In the original, a dead tree branch is knocked into the kitchen, knocking cleaning fluid on the heated up stove, causing a fire that made the house slowly wither away and eventually crumble in on itself, rather than the robot getting seriously damaged and destroying itself In the original, the robot is the one reading the poem, presumably as it did when the family was still alive, and it’s said that the only part of the house that remained functioning during the fire was the robot reading the poem In the original the story ends with the badly damaged robot repeating “It’s August 5th, 2026” over and over again until it either stops working or gets destroyed by some other disaster

I like this animation in its own right, but I feel like it falls short as an adaptation. It's creepy and cool-looking, but some things don't fit. It removes a lot of the subtlety, for one thing. The sequence with the robot chasing the bird was not from the original story and felt out of place. (There was a brief mention of birds trying to get in, but being shut out). It replaced the family dog looking for the family, succumbing to radiation poisoning and dying, then being disposed of with the other trash, which was a much more impactful moment to me. It also doesn't actually directly show the bodies of the family, just the "shadows" on the wall, like those in Hiroshima. The hazmat suits in the house were not there. They weren't already living in a nuclear fallout, they were going about their normal lives when it happened; playing with a ball, mowing the lawn, etc. The Christian symbolism was also odd, and not from the story. The house read poetry, there was no prayer. I'm not sure if that was just added to reflect the ideology of the animator, or just as symbolism. It did mention religion as a metaphor for the ritualistic behavior of the robots and the house, but had no actual religious tones. One of the choices that was more minor but made a big difference in tone to me; The house dies when a tree falls and breaks flammable solvents, not because it smashes itself. The whole point was the slow entropy of this automated house going through the motions for no one, then malfunctioning wildly as it burns and shuts down. I'm also confused why they changed the date, as the full title of the story was "August 2026: There Will Come Soft Rains". The story ends with the wreckage of the house repeating the date to itself over and over, so the New Year's Eve setting seems bizarre.

This story was supposed to be propaganda during the Cold War between the U.S. and the USSR That's why they play the star spangled banner; show us "stabbing" Jesus; and pushing a "red button"

2026 you say? We’re only four years away from this tragedy.

its the best animation i ever saw in my life

For being posted 12 years ago, damn that was kinda good.

Oddly enough this reminds me of I have no mouth and I must scream.

2027