Uckfing hillarious!
They made the balls out of their corpses! That's great! :-D
Reviews for "Ball Factory"
simplistic style with open ideals
at first the art looks badlydrawn, but you can tells its good by the smooth flow and direct choice of colours. I don't understand whats so bad about the idea of this movie. I'll reword things to how they are know so even a moron could understand. Sally and Jim were playing ball, they lost the ball, the alligators went to eat jim (there not allilgators but from a reality perspective they are) jim gets saved by the men. The alligators get turned into more balls. :D its human nature, we destroy that which threatens us, and use that which is accessible. Unless your some stupid Vegan you've come to accept things that way as how things are. we're only slightly different from the creatures, (colour) but thats what makes us, humans.
lol anyways submissions coulda used better music/sound. and maybe something a bit better visually
Consumerism? Not buyin' it.
Very meandering. I didn't even watch it half way through, I'm sure. I felt lost and rather like falling asleep.
Morons ...
Ok, first off, for Mechanical, you're not too bright. The underwordlers are not, in fact, innocent. As we saw in the beginning and end of this film, the underworlders are used to make the balls. If anything, they are retaliating against being turned into frickin' play things. And, AutoDingo, you're retarded as well, because there is no underlying text about the structures of society in a film about what this idiot author sees as comsumerism. If anything, this film was made up as it went!
it was ok
and for mr. ap english student who thinks he's critiquing this submission well, the "white" kid didn't force the "colored" kid to go get the ball. the blue kid kicked it down there in the first place, it was his job to go get it. and where did you get "dirty task" from? how exactly does pointing to the hole signify him forcing the colored kid to do labor thats too "dirty" for him? what in the flash portrayed any form of "feigning joy?" as for the "underworlders," who cares about their feelings? they tied up an innocent kid and were about to burn him. do their feelings matter at that point?
i hate when people think they're being intelligent