Score: 4
"animation"
date: December 13, 2006
+++ When the last guy got to the end, despite (or perhaps because of) the awful animation and lack of characterisation, I really empathised and felt so jubilant. Then I cringed and shuddered as the final thing appeared...
++ The rotting brains story in the 'extras' really has me intrigued.
I have to ask... rotting brains... was this an actual TV show? What kinda traps? Which country was it shown in? How did it get put back on air?
--- Terrible animation. Only tweening. Fbf work shouldn't be above you and it'd help make this a far more interesting watch. As it is, it feels like we're getting an abstract icon-based depiction of what happened, rather than an actual 'movie'.
--- Partially because of the poor animation, it all seemed to really drag on. From around man 3 up until the end of man 5, I was pretty apathetic and kinda bored of it.
At around man 3, I was thinking of another flash, which had fbf men running through a trap-based thing simultaneously. Having it all going on at once made for a far more frantic and frenzied watch.
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Good to see another animation by yourself, but I really think you should stretch yourself a bit more.
Author's Response:
Lol, yeah. This was my first movie that had assed jusgment!
To answer your questions:
was this an actual TV show?
I made it up. Inspired by 'The Running Man' and 'Total Recall'.
What kinda traps?
Lots. Maybe I'll make a sequel, with better animation someday...
Which country was it shown in?
All of them. The world was fascinated.
How did it get put back on air?
Pure human curiousty. Like a snuff film, but with multiple deaths.
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Thanks for the great review!
~ Z