Spider-Man Animated Short
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Author Comments
Spider-Man was created in 2000 as a portfolio piece, two years prior to the release of the live action film. Keep in mind that Flash cartoons designed for the web in 2000 needed to have small file sizes. Thus the limited character animation. Spider-Man is just over half a megabyte.
You can see some examples of my fuller traditional animation at my website www.colbybluth.com.
Reviews
Rated 2 / 5 stars May 25, 2005
i didnt care for it
it was descent but i didnt really like it, i think it was the sound that did it, i just didnt like the music and sound effects, also, i would think a pumkin bomb would do more damge to a window
Rated 2 / 5 stars May 27, 2005
meh
You know I have to be honest, I really was not impressed. You have some GREAT drawing and background effect abilites, but the animation itself...well i find myself asking "What animation?" The entire movie was just still images being tweened around the canvas. The only animation I saw was the spark on the bomb, and the explosions. Otherwise Anyone could have animated that with premade graphic images. Still I did love the background effects, those you aniamted well, though again, ALL TWEENING! Good effort though I must say.
-Shaun
Rated 2 / 5 stars May 27, 2005
stooooopid
I think that this movie had a stooopid ending.
Rated 2 / 5 stars March 29, 2013
in the video spiderman is a chicken and i fought this would have more fighting this is a kids thing
Rated 2 / 5 stars May 24, 2005
Though it is drawn very well
it was lacking a LOT of stuff, such as your tweens became anoying and were easily visable. there was no voice acting, doesnt have to be but your can at least put some nice earthy sound effects. the whole tweening thing made you notice how completly stiff the characters were, they seemed like actions figures that were being moved about acordingly to tell a story, but they werent the story themselves.
also the length, if your going to do a spiderman movie, the length is crucial, even if you were just doing a battle/retreat scene it should have lasted a lot longer.
and finally there was nothing to keep me captivated it lacked finess, something that would make the users go OOO AHHH