Decent stuff, certainly.
The animation was of a decent quality. A little patchy at points, perhaps, but there's no doubting it worked quite well. The drawing themselves were nice, I'll give you that, but they didn't flow as well as they could have. No biggy, however.
The sound, I liked it. Not loved, mind you, liked. I thought it was going well at the start, the slow, slightly melodramatic star wars music went well with the whole "What if you didn't know who you were ?" thing. However, I was slightly dismayed when it burst into techno. Not to say that it didn't work, it did, but I felt that perhaps a better choice could have been made. What ? I don't know, but it could have been done, none the less.
The violence, well, that wasn't really that great. The fights looked slow and patchy. Perhaps they could have done with an increase in frame rate ? Whatever. There was no real violence, per se, in this movie. By that I mean, no hardcore blood and gut type stuff. But don't get me wrong, that's not a bad thing. Not at all. After all, they were robots, I'm just explaining why I scored it relatively low for violence.
Interactivity and humour, both at 0. Well, that's mainly because it was neither interactive, nor funny. Obviously it was a movie, not a game, so interactivity was never going to be at 10, but the only interactive part here was the play button. Again, not a bad thing in the slightest. As I said, it's a movie. No humour, either, but then again, I doubt you intended it to be a laugh a minute rollercoaster. Don't worry, neither of these effected your overall score.
Overall, there's not too much I can say really. It was a decent animation. Above average ? Yes, actually, it probably was. However, I felt it could flow better at parts, if you catch my drift. Well, there you have it, a solid 6 out of 10. Go you.