The brutally honest story of Robert's turbulent relationship with a self-destructive, yet charismatic friend from childhood, who cries out for help from a military hospital in China and sets Rob on a wild ride to get him home to Vancouver.
Music video "Clint Eastwood", the 2001 debut single by the Gorillaz. It features drummer Russel being possessed by the ghost of rapper Del the Funky Homosapien who awakens zombie gorillas. The band then battles the oncoming horde.
Music video for "Dare", the 2005 single by the Gorillaz. It calls back to horror movies, featuring Pazuzu from "The Exorcist". Hitchcock's "The Birds" are flying around and Shaun Ryder is depicted as a Frankenstein-like monster.
Music video for the 2001 single "19-2000" by the Gorillaz. It features the band driving along a winding highway, while at the same time performing tricks such as driving on the rear or right wheels. Soon the highway turns into a dead loop.
Music video for the 2012 single "DoYaThing" by Gorillaz feat. James Murphy. It shows 2-D waking up and finding Noodle asleep. After that, he looks in another room that turns out to be shrouded in darkness.
Music video for the Gorillaz' 2005 single "Dirty Harry". Most of it features a shirtless 2-D and an animated version of the San Fernando Valley Youth Chorus stranded in the middle of a desert, following a supposed helicopter crash.
Music video for the Gorillaz' 2010 single "On Melancholy Hill". As the Gorillaz continue on Plastic Beach mourning the death of Noodle, it turns out Noodle may not be dead. In fact, she may be working her way back to the band.
Music video for the Gorillaz' 2010 single "Doncamatic". It features singer Daley performing the song in a one-man submarine while following a distress call sent by 2-D.
Music video for the Gorillaz' 2006 single "El Mañana". It opens to Noodle on the same floating island from the music video of "Feel Good Inc.". Helicopters trail behind the island, opening fire upon it and Noodle with mounted machine guns.
Music video for the 2001 Gorillaz single "Rock the House". The inspiration for it is said to have come from Hewlett's angst at the time, as the band was going through the process of being sued by another band named Doppelgangerz.
Music video for the Gorillaz' 2010 single "Superfast Jellyfish". Serving as a visual accompaniment to the song, it features Adam Gutch heating a meal of Superfast Jellyfish in his microwave and ultimately eating it.
Music video for the 2000 single "Tomorrow Comes Today" by the Gorillaz. It mainly consists of static drawings of the band members placed against real photographs and time-lapsed video footage of London streets.
This professional campaign titled 'Happy Kingdom' was published in Argentina in September, 2009. It was created for the brand: Coca-Cola Zero, by ad agency: Ogilvy.
The animated trail is based around the concept of "Stadium UK", bringing the nation together in a huge Olympic Stadium to enjoy the BBC's comprehensive coverage of the London 2012 Games.
