Score: 10
"Dead on spoof of one aspect of nerd culture."
date: May 1, 2009
I liked the way you spoofed the whole mess of sprite movies in general and the fact you had many people rushing to defend your subject target.
Shows that the audience who who are fanboys/fangirls of your subject of parody are easily angered and rendered your predictions correct.
You fall into the trap of getting defensive over parodies that upset you rendered you nothing more than a statistic.
But any great spoof can spark some interesting debate over the subject matter itself such as the whole concept of sprite movies for example.
Sure sprite fans will likely complain over the shitty drawings and try to pretend that it takes more effort to import premade images into flash rather than draw every frame by hand
The shitty drawings point out how sprite animators can polish a similar turd to look like gem just by using a sprite sheet as long as they give the other thief credit.
While this movie is dreadful it does make a point that had this been a sprite movie instead it would be more popular and rather overrated.
The humor is also very much a dead on satirical attack on the same predictable pop culture references, MP3's of funny dialogue tacked onto boring visuals and internet memes in general.
Even as a sprite movie it would have still likely pissed some sprite movie fanboys/fangirls off.
But it is the fact that it is drawn by hand highlights how much more effort it takes to draw a movie.
In closing it's easy to make a good sprite movie when half the work off of sprite sheets is already done for you.
Hell, my little brother used to shit out sprite movies all the time until i teased him of it.
-PowerRangerYELLOW
