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Quiet Intrsting I must say, this is an intrsting way to start the day. Watching this flash, has indeed, been a bash. You should some more of Edger Alleen Poe, Tell heart is great, mo fo. This has graphics quite great, it will put you in a frightend state. Congratualtions on your place, one can only imagine why other flashes are such disgrace.
Thanks a lot for your review;
And appreciateing the work I do.
If I write another;
I now know where to start;
I'll go read Poe's other;
His poem - Tell Tale Heart.
And if poor flash is killing you or really hurts your head;
Look away and watch "Bad Flash Kills", a Flash by me, instead.
Thanks you for reviewing;
Your words were quite moving.
And if more Flash is what you crave;
Watch my Flash, you'll get a save!
Brilliant
You're a modern Edgar Allan Poe. Great animation, great story, great rhyme, great voice acting, great everything!
Wow, thanks for those kind words. I knew I was doing something special when I was writing the poem. I just really liked how it was coming together.
What I hated was the ending, so it got changed to what you see now. =)
Thanks for the review!
Great job Viper!
This is hands down my favourite work by you. I love it how people turn classic poetry into something more beautiful. Great visuals, fluent and smooth animating and nice voice acting.
A joy to watch!
-Mark.
Thanks a lot, man. I'm glad you liked it. It was a lot of fun to animate this one and come up with ideas to animate each verse in some way.
Thanks for you review!
It carries a rhythm
...quite a bit like "The Raven" and "Teltale Heart". It was a good concept and I did watch it all the way to the end. I wasn't thrilled with how much it reminded me of Edgar Allen Poe, almost like a rip off without the rip. Given that we are all inspired by the subconcious memory (or sometimes the conscious) I can't say that it would be right to say anything condemning. The rest I throughly enjoyed and a good piece of work is a good piece of work. Thank you for sharing.
I have actually only ever heard a very small part of "The Raven" which is how I started the thing with a crow.
But, in all honesty I was mostly influenced by Dr Suess and his rhyming scheme. Telltale Heart was also something I've never read or heard, I've no idea what it is actually. :3
Thanks for the review!