For a first animation this wasn't bead, though just the one punch... it could use a little more length! And a better outro.
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For a first animation this wasn't bead, though just the one punch... it could use a little more length! And a better outro.
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Thank you for the feedback! I do plan on making more movies like these in much greater detail and a lot more action in them.
From the moment TOMMY WISEAU stands on his plant you know this is going to be something else. XD Without a certain knowledge of The Room you probably won't catch all the references, but if you do this is great, lots of fun details in the samples and walls and most of all: the plot progression itself. The animation keeps the red trail going regardless though, refreshingly random but still all connected. Seems like even storyboard form works well, and the black and white's a nice touch for Halloween in particular. And hey that banana. XD Nice work both of you!
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The banana and Halloween Patreon stuff was all Chutney, I didn't even know it was gonna be a thing. I agree though, it looks fabulous.
Poetic. :) Don't recognize the main character there (looks a bit like the Joker?), but I do recognize the name, and as such it had me confused a bit... is this based on something official? Anyway it's all stylishly done, though narration quality's a bit gritty. Nice work.
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The character is The Crow from a graphic novel written in the late 80's. It was adapted into a movie in the early 90's starring Brandon Lee who unfortunately died just before the film was finished. Thanks for watching and voting. I appreciate it!
That ragdoll-like effect. XD It's fun to watch though... the endless alarm... eventually it starts taking it's toll on you! You just want to smash it, and then... he actually does! I thought that'd be the thing, but it gets even more entertaining from thereon out, though if this really is his ritual everyday, man, it'll take the rest of the day to fix everything up and prepare for the next one... props on a fun idea and really original presentation of it! So crazy. I think this is that kind of style that works best the first time. All new.
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Thank you so much! It was definitely an experimental thing for me lol. Glad you like it!
What a hybrid of genres! :D Solid animation, solid voice acting... and a very atmospheric build-up at the beginning! Pretty cool how it retains the style from the games too. Bright. Without outlines. References are probably mostly lost on me since I never went particularly deep into either of these franchises, but twas an entertaining watch. Nicely done.
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Thank you so much for watching and enjoying it so much. That really means a lot to me :)
The game's starting to look more and more fun with each of these parodies. :) Characters with personalities, good music, good fun and pace, sceneries that remind of those old Hanna Barbera cartoons too - it's a blast to watch! Nice work.
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Glad you enjoyed it! Do give the game a go if you're interested :P
Madness never looked so cute before! :D The combination bunnies and merciless killing machines feels both refreshingly new and kinda sad, all those cute critters blasting each other to oblivion, but it's a working combo, similar to Worms. Cute creatures and carnage!
The action's not always as fast-paced as it could be, but maybe it goes with the style, wobbly bunny legs and all, and there's a lot of variation in both scenes and styles and character closeness. Even a pretty intense car chase in the mix.
Appreciate the occasional bunny dynamics with moving ears and what-not, and how it actually ends conclusively. Fun to watch from start to finish, with both ambient and fast-paced music that seems to go well with the style and fit all parts. Great work all, and BIG props on bringing Bunny Kill back to life again! It's been too long.
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Thank you very much! :)
Gotta love that humor. XD Though there's a lot here I wouldn't consider particularly British... interesting/entertaining work! Smooth animation too.
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You don't think a car horn rendition of God Save the Queen is British enough for you?!....
That's fair tbh
Thanks as always for the lovely words CD! Keep on keeping on brother
An intro, a few shorts and a grand finale! I like how it builds up; leads you in to the story... though how it all ends in that particular place... kinda sad! Cynical. A sobering moment. A dystopia caught up with the comical main character cast. Well it might've been fun if it wasn't final. The End.
I was thinking the twist would be that it was the ocean btw, salt water, but then again maybe Mutt & Chopps wouldn't be entirely that clueless... always appreciate a twist I don't expect too.
The filming's great, the backgrounds hazy but realistic, the saturated colors and sand and everything float together easily, the soundtrack's subtle but atmospheric and the story's easy to follow. Voices are clear. Angles are creative. All in all it's a wholesome series, well-made in all areas and with a simple but fun premises with soo much potential in adventure. Was a pleasure to watch this all the way! And I wouldn't mind seeing more in the same vein.
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I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Your review means a lot to us.
You could say the ending is optimistic or cynical, depending on how you look at it! ;)
It's like DBZ and the Sonic universe combine. Fast-paced music and ferocious battle. Short, but not bad.
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Thanks again, Cyberdevil!
Bamboo Shoots!
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