Reviews for "The Fox and the Mirrior"

[BuzzDroid]

This does not belong here........

Starting with the good stuff. The good areas are definatley animation, you also seem quite skilled in drawing out a story line wich is a good thing that in some peoples eyes give it a five. But seriously? a Five is the maximu score = 100% = perfect. And was it perfect? Not really, most things i see that get's a 4+ are things that meld all different components of what makes a good flash movie 1. Graphics 2. Style 3. Sound 4.Story 5.Animation. And this is not a real "flash" movie in my eyes as it is not a vector based animation but a series of images that has been tied together in way of any cartoon movie out there. The style and the animation you get from using vectors is what really makes it "flash". This could propably be fitted mostly anywhere where there are artists sharing their work. But not here....

[darkpurity7]

indeed...

it would be even better if i wasnt an atheist...

[n00bster99]

tasteful...yet missing something

This was a good animation; however it lacked several key things. I didn't feel like if there was a true end to this story...it leaves you hanging and not with anything much...like what happens to the fox or something. I just felt that it was good for a serious noir type animation, but it felt unfinished.

Also, you need stage presence for your film...it just quickly began at the middle of the story not leaving much of a beginning. I know it's short, but it doesn't get the point.

I did like the animation style and smoothliness of the graphics for an animation. It was well done. It would have been a better animation if it had in my opinion a resolution and an introduction prior to the fox's conflict.

[shindigshawn]

hmm

Good stuff, but i never understood the point

[Zaxterion]

Very Strange

Its not that it was bad. I thought the animation was done well but the whole thing was undefined and unordererd. The fox does a bunch of different things, none of which makes any sense to me. It seems like its emotions are activated by basically nothing and it acts really different for no apparent reason. It was just strange.