Ryan Gosling Won’t Eat his Cereal

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Have you ever seen the video “Ryan Gosling won’t eat his cereal”?

It involves using a prop to make a movie character to appear to be interacting with this prop. Film a short interaction (less than 20 seconds) of a movie character reacting to an object of your choice!

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A struggling alcohol, James Bond, tries to make the transition into drinking more water.

This was really simple to do. I really wanted to implement the

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