Unless it had a great end..
Sorry, but I personally wasn't too fond of this. The concept wasn't new, the style wasn't new, the sound was repetetive (maybe if there were sound effects with the music), and even the graphics weren't that amazing. It was made pretty well, but I don't think it had any redeeming qualities.
yeah...
this proves:mankind may dream about ronots but not make them to smart or maybe just not build them
good but...
its not to origional so many people play off the whole frankenstine thing since it's so old.
Great flash! Good designs and such!
My only complaint really is the double edged sword of collaborations...that having a huge variety of artist gives a cartoon a cool look, but can be very jarring when it goes from very detailed and fluid to...well...the opposite. Anyways, I liked how each segment seemed to flow into the next. And it had ROBOTS, so of course it kicks ass. Music was good too, and I know working with groups can be difficult, congrats on the award and front page!
I liked it overall, but...
The graphics (for the most part) were excellent, the sound was catchy and fit the theme, but alot of the ideas were pretty damn bogus. I know I'm probably in my minority here, but when trying to portray the struggle between humanity and robotics why would you depict humanity as being superhuman? Hopping off of wals, dodging rockets, and basically being more powerful than the robots.
Eh...that whole concept has always bugged me, but the original idea was interesting.