Nicely done, with good timing. I look forward to seeing the rest of this story. I wish you had done the whole thing at once -- I know it's a lot of work.
Nicely done, with good timing. I look forward to seeing the rest of this story. I wish you had done the whole thing at once -- I know it's a lot of work.
Thank you! The second part is already on my page now if you want to check it out! It is a lot of work, especially with actual work and classes.
Your animation was good! But really there was no way your work could do justice to the genius of the text. Nicely done.
Thanx :D
I'm calling Gainax and asking why the hell they won't give you your own animated series. SUCH PATHOS
My own animated series huh? He he he he ehehe hehehe (foreshadowing)
A truly wonderful story of how even the stupidest poster can reach the very heights of brilliance and inspiration. It could have used a little more B.
Thank you!
I enjoy your poorly planned and amateurishly filmed puppet show. Keep up the good work.
hahaha thanks at least you enjoy it :)
Excellent styling and good timing! The voices were pleasing and the 8-bit music was very appropriate.
Thank Joeartguy, we tried our best to have everything work well, and we are glad to hear you feel it turned out well
This isn't funny, so I gave you an extra half star for accuracy.
Thanks man, you're the best!
Great animation, excellent sound, and fine use of music. The mermaid statue -- such pathos!
I very much enjoyed this professional quality offering. Thanks for sharing your work!
And thank you very much for taking the time to write a comment about it! Glad you liked it. Cheers!
Hilarious! Exactly the right amount of time spent on each joke, which was practically none. Great timing, sound, and your animation was what was required (fast & cheap). Well done!
thanks for watching man! fast n' cheap's my goal hahaha
This tragicomic story, its subdued drama and quiet, desperate pathos, was a powerful and touching commentary on the state of our modern lives. Framing each scene in a static centered shot, reminiscent of Wes Anderson's technique, but eschewing his wry humor for a harder edge of disappointment, I was reminded of Tarkovsky's slow and almost surreal approach to the subject of unfulfilled desire, so prevalent in this work.
Could have used more B.
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