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that was good i mean it didnt make me laugh but it was good.............
Reviews for "Resident Evil - How many?"
This takes me back
Ha ha, I appreciate the fact that probably NO ONE ELSE in the entire world would have thought of making fun of that old Tootsie Pop commercial and Resident Evil at the same time. You must be very odd. I'll bet your friends look at you after you think you've said something real funny and say, "dude, you're a freak." And I'll bet that happens about two to three times every month, if not more frequently. If I'm wrong, please correct me. I'm just going off of my own personal experience here. Anyway, that owl looked exactly like the one in the Tootsie Pop commercial (flat eyelids rising up, and all), and I like how you gave the zombie that little protuding buttock like the kid has. The style was groovy, man; totally retro. I think I'll go check out the Mentos parody now.
i've done it before....
yeah...it was a few years ago, over summer vacation...nothin to do....so i tried it....more than once...my results ARE...673, 675, and i dont remember the third one. THATS how many licks it takes to get to the tootsie roll center....oh yeah...i'm going places in life...
"How many shots does it take"
around 5.... Thats it... 5... but anyhoo gj. I would have liked seein the boy go by Mr. Turtle, then have the exclamtion mark above his (mr turtle) head (Metal Gear). Have the boy talkin to Mr. Owl, and have screaming in the backround, turtle shell bits just goin by occasionaly. "Lets find out. A-one, a-two, a-three *click click*... Oh" then the announcer "How many shot does it take to kill a zombie in Resident Evil? *bird scream and feathers and blood go up flying* The world may never know..." That's just how I saw it. Great job though. =)
Tootsie Roll Nostalgia ---> here.
It wasn't so much of a funny movie as it was an accurate one. Believe or not, I remember those commercials, and you did the voices and animation nearly spot on, so for that I commend you. But I would have liked to have seen it go in another direction, than being TOO exact to the commercial. All I'm trying to say is, try to put a little bit of "you" in your work, and you'll find that your works will become more notable overall.
You still did a good job though!