I like it
Ghrapich were prety good i like the music and it was good
Reviews for "Midnight Escape"
dude, not that good
dont get me wrong the whole nazi camp thing was original, it just wasnt a good flash it looked bad(but i can sympathize with that) the sound SUCKED, and the plot didnt come out strong enough the only way this series would work is if you make better and blow everyone away, because no one ever does that
I liked it.
It says all zeros because I just don't fill those out...ever...so don't feel bad ^.^ I just wanted to I liked your movie a lot...and it may have had some odd bits like the gas out the floor, but who cares it's still really good...I have some grandparents who survived the camps...and for you people who ask why he was shot...I don't know if this is what it looked like to me.....if you look he's on his knees on the ground...which means he wasn't working...and I know from some of the studying I'm doing that if you weren't working like they wanted you were killed...soo....maybe ? have fun good movie! Have a nice day ! (sorry it's so long >.<)
Props for giving us a movie of this nature
Most just don't want to deal with serious or emotional subject matter. Kudos to you for doing so.
The difficulty is separating the content from the production quality. Right now, the quality is "OK" at best. You obviously have a passion for this, however, and that you should be willing to keep at it and keep learning. Start by studying the walking motion and maybe doing some experimental animations of a character walking across the stage. Watch how the arms move, how the knees bend, the hips swivel, the head bobs, etc... Try and recreate that on the stage.
One of the keys to drawing at any level is to understand the difference between looking and observing, and to do the later. Don't get discouraged, keep up the good work.
hmm
why was bert shot?
Astralimits responds:
he was trying to escape.