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A Brother´s Love, Part I

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I´m sorry for deviding this movie in two, but it was impossible to make it smaller to fit in one submission.
But, we had a lot of fun making it and you better enjoy it as much as we do. You don´t want to make us cry, Do you? ;)
(I will soon submit Part II)

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The Force is strong with this one.

Excallent soon all will fall to the power of the dark side muhahahaha. Very well done clip. I haven't seen anything this well done since that kid auditioning for starwars with a "double ended lightsabre" well done can't wait for the secound part.

Leaving me hanging for Part 2...

Couldn't have ended it at a worse place, but I still thought it was a good movie. Haven't seen many live action entries on Newgrounds, so this is a breath of fresh air to the site. The sound effects were good, but as others before me have said, perhaps it wasn't necessary to split the movie into two. Either way, I would like to see Part 2.

Excellent for webcam work

Probably one of the best live-action lightsaber battles here. The only thing really wrong with it was that the way you broke it in two. The one thing I can say for sure is that it was too abrupt. The placement may have been more convenient than I realize, but from what I saw, the point just before the fellow with the greeen blade charged would have done nicely, too.

star wars in the woods

i thought it was gonna be rubbish but it was brill star wars in the woods show it in your nearest cineworld

I give it three out of five...

The camera angles killed me.

I know you're working with a low budget, but you can still fake good production.

You've got the lightsaber effects down from the look to the sound movement, but what lacked here in my opinion was scene depth.

I could see where you were trying to be dramatic, but the angles you were using didn't do the scenes justice.

Try some worm eye-view p.o.v.s, or some shots where the camera moves with the person in a semi close up. If you put a little effort into it, the final product doesn't look as bad as you might think.

Over all I gave this one a three. I'll keep an eye out for part 2.

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Nov 22, 2005
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