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... that was quite impressive! Relativity short, but netherless impressive. Good animation and drawings, good "camera" work (using diferent perspectives makes things more interesting) and it had a nice, diferent, style going. The only real problems where the short length and the lack of sounds (music and sound effects). Still, a pretty good movie.
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... very impressive sprite work. Very impressive indeed! Liked the way you re-created many diferent things (cape, flying-thingie-magig...) in 8 bit sprites, as well as a lot of custom spirte work (the "Come on!" hand gesture was a notable example). As for other aspects, the movie ranked pretty high, good use of (limited) effects, good animation, nice use of timing (music with on screen action)... all in all, very well made. The only real critisim would revolve the uninspired ending sequence (I mean, after all that, it was kind of "weak"), but that hardly retracts from a fine movie.
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... that insanely brilliant! Funny as hell, complete random, simple drawings and animation (but they were perfect for this movie), great voice acting... but in the end, it all comes down to the humor. Good timing (as in the constant wackiness of it all) is the hallmark of a good movie. =]
Thanks a lot.
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... in purely technical terms, that was pretty good. Fluid animation and very well drawn, nice use of overlaying backgrounds, good music, can't say I really can complain. What bothers me is what exactly do you mean by "fair trade"? You were incredible vague during the movie so I still don't know what you wanted to say and that worries me, because I usually find that people who want "fair trade" have large misconceptions on what international commerce.
For example, it's true that people "down here" (I live in Brazil) are many times paid smaller salaries when compared to people doing exactly the same job "up there", but those salaries are still a step up from what they would otherwise get and, more importantly, they can't get paid more, else they wouldn't be competitive and they would lose their jobs. So I the idea behind the movie was that, I would tell you that you are wrong.
There are many other examples, but if you really want to promote fair trade, then try defending this simple motto: "No More Barriers" and "No More Subsidies". This should apply to all countries. I'll give you an example on how terrible these things can be. In Switzerland, cows receive the equivalent to a dollar a day in subsidies and barriers. That may seem little, but over 500 million people (at least) live on less. Those cows mean that a farmer in some poor country with which would otherwise naturally be breeding cows and selling then to the Swiss can't, because his are more expensive. I could go on and on, but hopefully you already know all this (and, in which case, I'm sorry for such a long and redundant review). In case you want to know more, fell free to contact me in Vertigo200voice at yahoo dot com dot br .
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... well, it's an improvement. I'll be honest, I used to love C.U. when you guys started (all the way up to episode 4-5 I think), but lately, I just don't appreciate it as I used it. Nothing personal, I simply don't find as funny as I used to. But this, this actually got a few smiles out of me, which means that the humor aspect was pretty good (much better than C.U.'s latest movies). In regard to more technical aspects, you're animation technique and drawing style are medium-to-good (it used to be brilliant, but sadly other's have surpassed you guys). The voice acting, on the other hand, has always been good-to-very-good, same being said for sound effects. But what really matters is that I actually found this pretty funny, so hears hoping your next movies succeed like this one!
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... very funny, in a random kinda of way. Not perfect, I saw one or two of the punch lines before they hit, but the sheer wackiness and general chaos meant that only happened once or twice. In terms of graphics, good sprite work and solid animation. Nice use of sounds effects and background music (although, if I may be fanboyish for a sec, the music used in the Zelda part was actually from Zelda 64 and the music from the Megaman X was from Megaman X4... but I guess that's nitpicking). I do have a question, though, what the hell was that last part (with the shaking and the moaning) about?!?!
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... wow, an "alpha" that's actually worth watching! That's something you don't see every day. In terms of drawing and animation, that was very good, albight incomplete. Apart from finishing the movie, which means sound effects, music (but please, don't but Nu Metal, use something "old school" like Ramones, Dead Kennedys, anything but Limp Bizkit and the usually crap) and, of course, the animation and drawings, you could try using diferent perspectives during the movie (i.e. front shots, back shots, overhead...) which would really help. In any case, this movie is looking good, so please do finish it.
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... <insert smiley face here> <insert multiple exclamation marks> Yay, I really like your strategy guide series, so you can tell I'm happy with a new addition. But, alas, not all is well in the kingdom of Denmark (to quote the bard). To be frank, I thought this episode was weaker than other episodes, especially since you didn't show us much in terms of gameplay (I have never played Blaster Master and after seeing the episode, I still have no idea how it plays). So, in my humble opinion, I would suggest trying to stick to the style used in the other episodes, i.e. showing us the game in action (via television) with inserts of humor and comments on the game. Still, a reasonable strategy guide episode is still much better than most flash. In technical terms, however, it was pretty much flawless, with spot on drawings and animations and good voice acting. Keep up the (very) good work!
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... really, really good stuff. The shear effort you guys must have had ripping all those sprites and backgrouds is very impressive. The humor aspect was pretty good (not perfect, but way above average), the sound effects and music used was spot on and the animation of said sprites (which is no joking matter) was very good. All in all, very nicely done.
"You can know the name of a bird in all the languages of the world, but when you're finished, you'll know absolutely nothing whatever about the bird... So let's look at the bird and see what it's doing - that's what counts." Richard Feynman.
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