Score: 9

"An Oscar Winner!"

by: GangstadanDT

date: September 28, 2008

Seeing your earlier works and seeing this, you have definately improved over the years. I can't wait to see your next work. Bright Eyes and Deliverance were my favorites, along with this jewel.

Score: 10

"about"

by: silverscreen1

date: August 24, 2007

some pple ar confused about the car and the guy surviving a nuclear war

1 the guy was on a bussiness trip

2 the two airplanes were heading to drop nukes on the city

3 the car dies prop run out of petrol ot EMP

3 the guys in the nuked city recalling ren he arrived

4 there was no violence becuse the role dint require it

5 there was animations

6 there was no porn becuse i cant see the appeal of ass and tities

constructive criticism ignoring becuse the flash spoke for itself

silverscreen1

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Score: 10

"I love it"

by: Clatuu

date: June 21, 2007

You i may have said that while reviewing your other submissions. but very well made and shaking.

Score: 10

"You are an amazing artist"

by: Zen-Trai

date: June 9, 2007

This entire flash was amazing and had me in awe the whole time, I don't even know where to begin on how good it was, the character was drawn beautifully as well as the planes, the car, the buildings, hell, everything was beautifully drawn, I couldn't see any thing that was bad or didn't fit, I'm surprised this isn’t in the top 50, something like this should be in the top five I think.

Score: 10

"Spectacular"

by: Stickiller

date: January 17, 2007

One of the most beautiful flash movies I've ever seen, and it has one of the most beautiful songs, too. The idea to use this song to follow a man in the middle of a nuclear winter is genius. And, visually, this movie is scary because of its amazing portrayal of the aftermath of a nuclear attack.

My favorite scene is when the performer sings "I watch the birds fly south across the autumn sky" and, instead of birds, it's a couple of battle aircrafts... a metaphor that blew me away. Fantastic. And, though the whole movie is a composition of static symbols... it NEVER gets boring, because of the amazing way you draw every scene. In the scene I mentioned above, the camera showing the airplanes flying away panning down to show the protagonist's car was a hell of a camera move.

Only flaw? The fact the character's expression doesn't change and his staticness. But that barely does any damage to the movie. Also, congratulations for the beautiful menu with the plane flying across the clouds.

All in all, a beautiful, touching flash-movie. You have a LOT of talent, David.