decent
it's kinda neat if you plan on continuing on with it as a series or something
there was a bit of a glitch on the box when it spun around like it was supposed to be 3D. the side did not completely match up with the top, making it look as if the side of the box was coming off
Nicely done
i've seen in the other reviews that they didn't like it because it left too many things unsaid and they didn't like the animation. From what i've seen so far that was some pretty good animation, i loved the story line but some people thought too hard on it, it was meant to be left unfinished to leave alot of mystery about it so you can make your own ending for it, the ending was left for you to decide what was behind the door and what happened to the girl. i myself like that kind of stuff, but apparantly some of you don't.
Please be a standalone piece.
I truly hope you DON'T have time to make this a full series, especially considering you've already destroyed the world in part 1. From the pretentious zooms on arbitrary, awkward (and in some cases incorrect) words, to the equally pretentious scene with the egg and the cat, to the absurd re-usage of a should-be-empty-now-since-it's-already-been-opened Pandora's Box, I really wanted to like this since your thematics were kinda cool, but I couldn't because it was so poorly-animated and inaudible and outright dumb.
And for future reference, blood red captions on dark wood with a gray caption bar, not the best idea, especially when the sound is that bad.
good stuff
kinda reminds me of needful things by SK
AWESOME!!!!
Definitely the best flash I've seen in quite some time. It had the morbidity of a Salad Fingers. Lurkwald, whose vocabulary is indeed prodigious, seems inspired almost by "Freaky Fred" of the courage the cowardly dog series. I love the reference to Pandoras Box. This one is way up there with me. (plus, even though the cat was some kind of monster thingy, you still made it cute, kudos)