Score: 8

"yeah"

by: xXRalphXx

date: August 31, 2008

I really liked, but show us more moves! You just showed some rolls and jumps, and only few nice jumps :D, and just for you knowing, the nice jumps its Free Running....
xD
Tnx!

Score: 8

"woot"

by: jkrox4eva

date: May 10, 2008

Decent animation you have here, but many thanks for using my song =]

Score: 7

"Chase and Cole Armitage . . ."

by: BetaOrionis

date: May 5, 2008

. . . are freerunners, not traceurs. Sp4rdaHBD's "Vaults 102" has a more practical listing of PK techniques, along with their names. Most of the shots that they used are stillcam, also. I know Chase and Cole call all their shit parkour, but it that's just not what it is. Wikipedia the difference, and point it out somewhere. Serious practitioners are very particular about these things.

Anyway, your framework needs work, and so does your frame-by-frame. The smoothness is quite good considering, and I personally really like the way you use only black lines, with no background. It keeps the focus on the movement. As such, it is uber important to keep the motion smooth. I recognized every shot from Evolution, so your accuracy is up to par. You could have named each move instead of just giving it a number. All in all though, good video.

Here's Vaults 102, for your viewing/educational pleasure.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESuneP NKeJE

Score: 6

"Meh..."

by: theryder206

date: May 4, 2008

It was a fairly mediocre video about Parkour. I like the effort and the idea of bringing Parkour to Newgrounds (are there flash Parkour videos? I have no idea), but the outlining left a lot to be desired. My advice is to use an entire video of Parkour (SCPK? Lol you most likely don't know what that means but a few friends of mine started up a team). But isn't it a little hard to animate Parkour? It's a fast-paced sport for sure. But still...yea I've basically said everything. PM me if you want to find out about SCPK.

Score: 7

"Meh."

by: Rezeyu

date: May 4, 2008

5, 7, and 10-14 are arguably tricking moves, and not essentially Parkour by any stretch.

BUT, that aside I'm only going to review the flash itself, which was pretty cool, only complaint is having a scene select menu, and to make the frame by frame a bit smoother.