Familiar....
I dunno, but there was something about your flash that reminded me of Monty Python. And that's a good thing. I liked it.
Reviews for "Prime Minister Address"
Brilliant
The watercolor style backgrounds were great, and the humor was okay. but am i the only person who thinks that this is brilliant for the level of art? it seems that the average newgrounder only want humor, not secent animation, and for that reason, i must support this flash.
i cannot stress how good i thought this was :) 10/10 5/5
Okay, here's the thing
I think that this flash was probably a political statement about Australia that I didn't understand, seeing as how I know nothing about Australia. I probably would've given it a 10/10 if I knew what the F it was about and what the symbolism was. If, however, it's not a political statement and has no metaphorical symbolism, the plot and purpose was a complete piece of trash, even though the art was amazing. I'm going to vote 5/5 because the artwork was BRILLIANT and I liked it. But next time you HAVE TO MAKE THE DIALOGUE LOUDER THAN THE MUSIC! Good job though :)
Uhmm...
-music too loud, voice too soft
-Didn't make a whole lot of sense
-I found myself saying "ok..." when *I think* you wanted me to laugh
-artwork is alright. That earned you those three stars
Better luck next time.
Why?
Maybe if you could give us some context for this I would have liked it better. As is, I don't understand the point.
- It doesn't have any 'jokes' as such, so it isn't just straight comedy.
- It can't be political, because it raises no issues or themes, is completely irrelevant to Australia and doesn't feature any recent Prime Ministers.
- And it isn't polished enough to be 'arty', which usually excuses the previous points.
Unless this was made for a 'make something about Australia and Monsters in 3 hours' competition, I don't get it.
I like the water colour style, though it clashed with the vector style - title screen and exit screen looked great.
P.S. *sigh* More pointless nudity - All it does is reduce your audience