Uh, I understand all that you've pointed out. It's not the content of the PV I don't like (except for the appearance of the little boy becuz not only was he expressionless, but also because the concept is extremely cliche -I saw a recent Gackt PV that used the same concept before I saw KT's pv lol- and it wasn't even pulled off well enough), but the quality. There is symbolism that reflects the theme of the song, good. But the way all the symbols are hashed together with the flimsy 'plot' of the little boy changing his world by watching KT is what I don't like. Like with DUES, there was also a flimsy plot but it was smooth and flowed in a way that didn't seem so flimsy, even though there was a lot going on. I think with CUW, the pv directors focused more on the graphic effects, which were pretty cool, than how the pv came together as a whole. That's why I was disappointed. But it's all a matter of taste. This is definitely one of KT's better PV's, but I still think it had the potential for more. :)
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Date: 2011-02-27 07:48 pm (UTC)There is symbolism that reflects the theme of the song, good. But the way all the symbols are hashed together with the flimsy 'plot' of the little boy changing his world by watching KT is what I don't like. Like with DUES, there was also a flimsy plot but it was smooth and flowed in a way that didn't seem so flimsy, even though there was a lot going on. I think with CUW, the pv directors focused more on the graphic effects, which were pretty cool, than how the pv came together as a whole. That's why I was disappointed. But it's all a matter of taste. This is definitely one of KT's better PV's, but I still think it had the potential for more. :)