Quite nice
That was good. Quite good. Your idea was funny and clever. The last person who review your movie was retarted, and i'm sorry that you had to read his retarted review. It was not confusing at all.
Reviews for "Brackenwood Christmas"
Really confusing
I dont understand why the feet told the boy to not shake his gifts. If they were not meant to be shaken, there should be a very visible CAUTION sign on the package, or told him that before hand that way the gift wouldnt of been shaken.
I don't really understand the showing of the earth either. The moon is not connected to the earth it mearly orbit arounds it. It's a satellite of the Earth, not a bump on the earth.
I hope I cleared that up that way your next submission won't be as confusing.
SecretAgentRege responds:
Hmmm... I hope you're kidding, because this review was funny. If not, I'll explain:
The feet don't have opposable thumbs, so, they had to get it gift-wrapped at the mall. Unfortunately, the feet didn't have enough money to add the "DO NOT SHAKE" warning, so they threw caution to the wind, and just got it wrapped.
Also, I separated the moon from the earth for you ;)
PS- why the heck were was the bearded boy and the feet standing on clouds?? You're right, it is confusing!
HEHEHEHEHEHE
jesus is now the god for our planet oh.... hurray.... funny and good quality all around
Mediocre.
I didn't find much humor in it. Sure, I got it, but it just wasn't funny. Not to mention it was WAY too short. Good luck in the contest anyways.
SecretAgentRege responds:
Well, it was supposed to be funny. But also, it was an e-card, not a feature-length film. When you get a Hallmark card on your birthday, you don't want to read a novel. Same would apply to an e-card.
Thanks for the review.
Almost an all-around "8"er
Lol. Short and sweet. Very nicely executed. Hehe, that silly Jesus! Always with the disobeying of the not shaking of the presents rule! As I understand, you did this in a few hours? Kudos! Good show, old boy! Cheers! And Merry Christmas!
SecretAgentRege responds:
Thanks! I found out about the contest by seeing "Daft," Christopher Murphy's entry, 12:30 am on the 22nd. Researched the contest because I was intrigued, and found that the due date was the 22nd. So I worked on it until about 5:30 in the morning, and then worked on it for a couple hours when I woke up before submitting it.
Thanks for the review! Merry Christmas!