Good work.
Not bad. I'm mainly writing this review to tell you one thing. When you make buttons, please have a 'background' to them, so you dont have to click exactly on the text. It's rather annoying.
But great job on the flash!
Reviews for "Taegukgi"
Tell me, have you played Close Combat?
Some of the sounds were a tad familiar. :) Otherwise, good show.
hmm
Not bad, could be better. But I like it. Keep up the good work
Good stick!
Good stick, the best stickm movie I have ever seen, I think...
i don't get it
i just don't understand how anyone who can actually draw and use perspective, not to mention someone who actually puts at least some detail into most every visual aspect, ends up doing stick figures. it's not a design choice, and it's not a style. it's just apathy and a half assed excuse for not going all the way on something. you can explain to me all you want how it's just the way you do it, but all excuses aside, you're hiding behind the stick figures. you don't need some kind of extreme realism, but when you put detail into the tanks and guns and the setting, and pay so much attention to the quality of the sounds and the basically choreographed fighting, then it's inexcusable to do stick figures. they don't emote feelings and they give no presence. they detract from the piece, making me wonder why these non-descript things are running around a thought out world. it just basically undermines every other part of the movie. even with added hair or eyes and mouths they still look ridiculous. they just look like heavy lines with faces slapped on, and it just points out even more the obvious fact that "detail was put into these aspects, so why do they still not have bodies?" this movie could've been so much better and related a lot more emotion and depth had the figures been paid more attention to. the subtleties of the figure and the human face are almost endless, but it's completely lost here.