Score: 9

"God."

submission: Jimmy Robinson

date: December 14, 2005

This seriously rules.

Score: 8

"HELLO"

submission: Groovy!

date: November 23, 2005

I only wish it was longer, kind of got my hopes after I saw it had faded to black and simply went to the credits. :(

Score: 2

"I think you should leave flash..."

submission: The Front: ''Korv'' Front

date: November 19, 2005

And stick to your strong points; like playing Halo and eating Cheetos all day.

Score: 10

"Woo."

submission: Joan and Mark

date: October 24, 2005

I saw this at the bottom of the recent submissions yesterday. I was worried that it would just get stuffed into older submissions. Im happy it got an award! It was well deserved. You really have a great grasp on animation, and thats not something one comes by often. I noticed your style was different in this flash compared to your others. Is this going to be the style you use from now on? Anyway, really top-notch work!

Score: 10

"So young, but so talented!"

submission: Scaramush! Scaramush!

date: October 16, 2005

I had a look at your other vid's, pretty nice! Favorite was Metal. But anyway, this has such flawless execution, and such fresh visuals, I was assuming you to be much older than you were, that was until I read your profile. What a way to make use of such a classic song! Very, very refreshing and original! You're going to go far, I can tell. :)

Kudos.

Score: 5

"Some bad, some good."

submission: Codename: Muffins

date: October 15, 2005

I found some of the jokes funny, but im afraid the slow execution of each scene hurt your movie a bit. Although seemingly a minimal part of a movie, how long each pause between a scene/sentence can determine the outcome of how funny the joke you deliver is. There was some good though! The integration of picking how the girl gets hit was a nice touch, and I liked the little falling character in the end credits. The only question that remains is- just how ugly was that girl that died?

Score: 8

"Reminiscent of Knox's stuff."

submission: Duh Grass - Clay

date: October 15, 2005

But thats only due to how the clay figures bear some resemblance to his. Liked how you put in some camera dynamics, I myself havent seen too much of that in claymations, and actually consider it to be, in a way, a fresh approach to clay cartoons! Hope to see more of your stuff further down the line, I think it will only get better and better.

Score: 7

"Well, well, well.."

submission: W&J : HappyLard

date: October 15, 2005

That was a treat actually! The humor was quirky, and I got a good chuckle. I was lovin' some of the characters you had that were waiting in line- Nazi Strawberry Clock and the guy made of cards the most. The backgrounds were very appealing to me too! Only thing you slipped on was the lip synching, and the extra noise everytime a recorded sound played. Maybe you should try to get a fancier mic, or try to eliminate any excess background noise when you're recording? Pretty damn funny anyway guys, nice job. :)

Score: 7

"Liked it up until.."

submission: 8 mile

date: October 15, 2005

The gunshot bit. At that point, you lost me im afraid. Car scene was awesome though! Loved the specific little details you put into everything!(The cigarette head burning, him adjusting his rear-view mirror.) Really adds a nice touch. 4.4 megs is kinda big for such a tiny flash though. Did you use the full versions of those songs when the murderer was browsing through the stations? That can REALLY bring up your file size! Pretty interesting to watch all the same. Hope to see more from ya.