I was surprised by the winter preloader, and I noticed that you uploaded this animation on December 8th, so it is quite fitting.
I feel it's a great use of Flash's interactivity, where you can pick the movies you want to watch. I chose one with two characters, where it says "10 minutes later," and then he goes into heaven. The movie is about a character saying that he will defend another character's right to say something to the death, and then there is a punchline which concludes with that statement. It's an interesting movie.
The theme song is great, describing how the interactive movie functions and guiding you to choose from the 3 different movies. I then chose the one with the white background featuring the two characters, where one does that nose trick, and then the other character gets punched for pulling the prank.
Then I chose the one with the theater scene of people watching the movie. It contrasts with the stick figure with the detailed pink head and white belt kung fu character. Inside the movie theater, they argue, and it's crazy that Hello Kitty just pops up. Then I see that there's a line that goes from the United Kingdom to the USA. I seem to not understand the plot; it seems quite random intentionally. Perhaps that is some subtext I am missing.
It's good that you have commentary in the Author Comments, giving perspective as to how it was fun to make. Also, it's interesting to know that people should have the most currently updated version of the Flash Player and should set the quality to medium, giving a good perspective as to what it was like at the time. At the end, I clicked on credits, it says I should vote five. I guess I now have to vote five. But I'm going to vote four instead because I'm crazy.
I also remember in your interview with The Metal, you said that you thought that "royalty-free" meant that it was by one individual called "Royalty." Did I find the Easter egg in the menu? I don't know if I did; I assume it is the one that is on the theater one, representing the line between the United Kingdom and the United States. I assume that is the Easter egg that's being referred to in the credits.