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[NG BG: W vs. W]

Decent Entry

Here's some constructive critisim. I was staring at the choice screen thinking it was going to do something for like a minute before I figured that I can shoose the names. You should do something about that. And while I was waiting for something to happen, I couldn't help but think how much your audio was hurting. Like you held the radio to the microphone or something. The art and the actual flash was good, but if this was an actual competition, someone got rocked. (And it's pretty obvious too.) Good submission, and I hope I helped.

wallpaperman responds:

yea man whirlguy got rocked, wallpaperman kicks

[Truth. Your Anti-Drug.]

Good Spoof

The graphics was hurting, but the animation was silky smooth, which made it ok. The flash ran a good short time, so I sat through no prob. Good sound too. I honestly can say that I wouldn't have come up with that idea myself. Nice flash dude.

thesugarking responds:

Thanks. I know my gfx suck that why I always resort to stick. :P

[The Last supper]

I'm so torn.

I laughed, but I knew I shouldn't have laughed. So many times. The graphics and sound were top notch for a lock movie, (which is a first for me.) On a technical level, It was awesome. On style, I'm kinda at a loss of words. =P Good flash.

HeadLock responds:

haha thanks dude ^_^

[What an ASSHOLE!]

Cool, fresh material.

I saw your "slow necking" flash, and I kinda figured that you'd elaborate on it since it was such a great idea. Way to make yourself a moviestar dude, everyone's gonna love this one.

MakefunNotwar718 responds:

Thanks DOOD! Yeah, I will keep elaborating on it and maybe throw in a plot for my next submission! ;)

[Buddhism Visual]

It's pretty funny!

Well, I have another movie on my favorite list. The randomness of that last scene was what did it. =P Was I supposed to learn something from that little dialouge too? All in all, it's funny! I like!

StealthZeus responds:

heres a review written from some other guy that will explain it.

It makes the point. And for the reference of other reviewers, the kid wasn't Buddha: he was a monk, and it's tradition that they live off the donations of the townspeople. They aren't allowed to have things of their own, and that includes a store of food. It also promotes the generosity of neighbors, and keeps people aware of those who don't choose to be poor.