Pretty good.
Pretty good, why don't you stray away from stick figures, obviously you're talented enough to do so!
Reviews for "Castle III part B"
yeeeesss.....
that was great man (snyggt :D ..) i cannot see another swedish flash maker this good mabe you are the best in that way :)
Get-lost responds:
Tack
Facinating
Im not a fan of stick figure animations(most are very bland and boring), but the depth of the artwork(background, numerous objects..ect.) were so great i had to continue watching this... it was great... cant wait for the next one... i would injoy it much more if the people were'nt sticks.... but in no way am i telling you to change your style... seeing as people mostly make funny animations its always nice to see a really great serious one... and even more so it was long...
Get-lost responds:
Thanks alot
Suspensful
I have to say that this one definately builds up the suspense. Through out the entire thing you are just waiting. I love it! Let alone you sit there seeing a great measure of detail. You definately see that it took a great deal of time to work on this one. The Castle looked amazing. I can't wait to see what happens next.
The tension does indeed build, and it is tantalizing.
The visuals in this one are truly beautiful. Something about the thin-lined backgrounds gets to me. Some of the perspectives used are a bit weird, but I adore the architecture. The winding staircases, the wide-spread chasms, the NOTHING. It's so simple yet so brilliant. What makes a place spookier than the feeling that something should be there but isn't... or that something is there, but you can't see it? The statues of figures with obscured faces, the halls that serve seemingly no purpose. There is nothing in the castle to suggest it was made for human life. It has the exterior features of a real castle, but it's hollow. It's a subtle way to unnerve you and it works marvelously. The lighting in the helicopter scenes is also gorgeous and very atmospheric. Fewer close-ups this time, which means less wonky eyes, though they are still there.
I felt like Etrius' dialogue was a bit better in this one, or at least the voice acting was. The banter between him, Beecher and Lloyd gives you a decent idea of who they all are without needing to go into detail. It's perfectly serviceable for a series about monsters in castles. It's not really about the characters, but more about the underlying attitude of disillusionment and desperation that underscores their interactions. Dr. Romanov's lines were the weakest and are the reason I'm taking off half a star.
Overall, this one really gets you hyped. It's really good build-up but, despite not having the pay-off in the same movie, it doesn't feel unsatisfying. It's also got that slight bit of character development and introduction.