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[Warrior Boarder 3]

Nicely done.

graphics are a little....ehh, but your style can be seen not in the animation but rather your storyline, however short it was. I found it pretty cute and clever in some ways in which you combined several board ways. What really appealed to me about this movie was your train of thought that could be seen throught.

I have to agree with the reviewer who mentioned about the girl in the ocean, fully dressed and the shark (odd looking one, ain't it?) but overall, I think you did pretty well. Hope to see more with your chains of thought and improved graphics and plot.

SolidSacketh responds:

Yeah...I guess it's some strange thoughts huh? But have u seen, say, Kitten Apocalypse, or any of that crazy shit?! Haha. Well, I just set out to create a badass skating hero who saves the day and has fun doing tricks along the way. Like I said, chicks are weird. Thats why she was like that...Sorry thats my best explanion

[Awakening The Saiyan]

You've done well for the most part.

Very smooth. Loved the action fluidity (including the tail, wow) but you seemed to have lost it when the fighting began again. plus the specific features on the characters were kinda fuzzy and unclear. Any chance you can clean it up for the next animation? One other thing, TOO DAMN SHORT~!

I think if you can keep it as well done as you did in the beginning throughout the animation, it be damn good.

[Stick Games]

Lol, clever.

I dun see the prob with stick figures. in any case, I thought it was pretty clever although kinda put out that it wasn't a real Point and Click Stick game. Graphics and actions were smooth and you managed to make an over-used idea to your own imagination. All be it a bloody and gorish one.

[.::THE CHAIR::.]

Eww... next time, give a better warning.

Dude, that was NOT Mild violence. Nasty. Least you showed your own style.

halfdemon1 responds:

There is some gore, but its not in excessive amounts, so I put mild violence.

[Transformer Parody 2006]

That was pretty damn cute.^v^

Lol, i loved the slapstick humor. It was really cute and well done. But i have to agree, maybe good voices could make it better. Wouldn't mind seeing it again, the arm-wrestling was a moderately clever idea but the execution might have been a bit too long. I felt like I was getting long in the tooth watching it after a while but the fight scene afterwards was ok. Not that original. Overall though I enjoyed watching your film. I think I'll send the link to my sister, she's into Transformers: SuperLink. She'd probably find it funny.

[My Show Reel]

Iiiiinnteresting.....

Music was pretty good/good but is there a story to all that or just mostly random and humorous scenes thrown together to show animation skill?

[Taegukgi : Stagnant Fire]

Where's the point to all this?

Graphics are amazing, extremely clear, and movement is fluid. But what is the point to all this violence? what the heck are all these ppl fighting for? Furthermore, u'r title is very misleading and therefore very disappointing. as u stated this movie and the prequel have nothing to do with the actual movie, Taeguki, so why do u use it? I was hoping to find that someone who had understood the philosophy and pain of that event and history of the Korean nation so well portrayed in the movie was understood and would be honored in a short film to further express awareness. Instead, I find a waste of very good talent as well as a waste of my time watching graphic violence greatly lacking plot, characters, and philosophy as to why the *FUCK* these people are killing each other. The same for your other two previous movie so titled, Taeguki. They have nothing to do with the Korean War and is merely filled and wasted of talent and story line/relation. As I stated earlier and repeatedly, you have a good artist's talent and I envy on that, however, I hope the next movie you decide to create will be thoroughly thought out with a story that expresses your philosophy as to why you created this movie, what you wanted to get across to your viewers, and what you think of life/what drives you to continue with life.