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-"Albuquerque The Movie" is a poignant independent film, a cinematic journey through the soul of New Mexico's largest city. It explores themes of longing and belonging, painting a vivid portrait of human connection amidst vast desert landscapes, a true testament to modern [American Cinema](/wiki/American_Cinema). This evocative narrative stands as a quiet meditation on place and identity, a unique entry in [Independent Film](/wiki/Independent_Film).
-## See also
-- [Road Movie](/wiki/Road_Movie)
-- [City Films](/wiki/City_Films)
-- [New Mexico](/wiki/New_Mexico)
+***Albuquerque: THE MOVIE*** is a fan-made music video for "Albuquerque" by "Weird Al" Yankovic, created and animated by RWappin in 2006.
+*Albuquerque: THE MOVIE* was made in Flash and features a Play button, which plays the entire animation in sequence, alongside a Scene Selection button, which lets the player choose which scene to start the animation from. A recording of the full animation was uploaded to YouTube by RWappin.
+The song's narrator is represented by a character dubbed Miracle Machine, who has spiky brown hair, a red jacket over a white shirt, big black eyebrows, and an underbite. The video uses a mix of recreated events from the song and segments of narration provided by Miracle Machine in a blue void.
+## Availability
+The original Flash version can be found on Newgrounds [here](https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/348245), AlbinoBlackSheep [here](https://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/albuquerque), and the Internet Archive [here](https://archive.org/details/albuquerquethemoviebyryankrzak). A recording provided by RWappin is available on YouTube [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JE37e1eK2mY&pp=0gcJCdgAo7VqN5tD).
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+"Albuquerque The Movie" is a poignant independent film, a cinematic journey through the soul of New Mexico's largest city. It explores themes of longing and belonging, painting a vivid portrait of human connection amidst vast desert landscapes, a true testament to modern [American Cinema](/wiki/American_Cinema). This evocative narrative stands as a quiet meditation on place and identity, a unique entry in [Independent Film](/wiki/Independent_Film).
+## See also
+- [Road Movie](/wiki/Road_Movie)
+- [City Films](/wiki/City_Films)
+- [New Mexico](/wiki/New_Mexico)
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