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[Restaurant Of Alice]

Very interesting

Personally, I was fascinated by your approach in this Flash. The fluid, ever-changing text coupled with Guthrie's sprechstimme was a real stroke of genius. Even though I've heard this song countless times -- more than enough to grow bored with it on the radio every Thanksgiving -- I found the combination you've created entrancing, and was disappointed when it ended so prematurely. Doing the whole song would be a monumental feat, but I have no doubt I'd watch your version for all 18.3 minutes! Very good (if quite unfinished) work.

[ScientLOLojyuuichi!!]

Hilariously hilarious with hilariosity

Stylistically, your Flash is the most accomplished fusion of mad current skills and old-school "animutation" stylings I have ever seen, and a fantastic piece of work. In content, it buries the sendup needle. Smooth, incisive, vicious -- what more excellence could I ask for? (Although I did half expect Anonymous to be Colin Mochrie, just for old time's sake.)

If this review doesn't permanently ban me from Scientology, my lack of money will. Great work for a probably pointless cause!

[earthsick]

Very well done

And an absolutely incredible job with the synch, which must have been extremely difficult. Artistic and dreamy -- great work!

notorious responds:

haha glad someone can appreciate the immense difficulty of the syncing- which was 3/4 of the time spent on this flash.

Thanks for the good review!

[Leftovers]

Low-key and hilarious

The fate of hopes and dreams is a great subject, and you've executed it deftly -- put it right into the ground, in fact. I've never had so much fun watching dreams shatter and the dead be disposed of. Bravo for your excellent flash!

FREELENS responds:

Thanks for this great review!
Cheers!

[VizaGoGo 14]

Seriously -- you're smoking

Truly, richly hilarious -- each joke superbly animated and succinctly told! You guys are some dang funny Aggies.

[The Stranger Forest]

Great graphics, great music

The huge amount of work and care is very apparent in your Flash, in particular in your inventive use of the program's effects to give this adventure a very rich, textured feel. The story was engrossing, the theme intriguing, your animation was superb (great cat), and I was enthralled. A fantastic piece of fantasy, well-executed in every respect!

[The Square Ethics]

Filled with illogical positivism

And I learned a little about ethical dilemmas too -- well actually I learned nothing, which probably has equal value in an existential structure. Like Ernst Mach's view of a priori natural laws, your cartoon was good for a giggle. Excellent work!