An oldie, but a goodie!
As I wrote those many years ago, I love the intro logo. It looks clean and professional, yet still maintains a nice Lego feel. How did you pull that off? It doesn't look like LDD, and Stud.io wasn't a thing back then.
Sadly, after that strength, the opening few seconds are a bit underwhelming. The first few seconds need some sort of audio, some sort of ambiance or at least footsteps/chair creaking. It feels rather strange, and made me (once again) think something was wrong with the audio.
A simple short like this doesn't need a dozen layers of perfectly balanced sound, but I feel that the short would have benefited from a slightly more complete sound design. Then again, BRAWL doesn't exactly give you much time to perfect that.
Otherwise, the sets and animation are great. I like how each location seen is very different in terms of set design and even lighting, though the final set is by far the most impressive.
It's a nice short, and tying everything together at the end was a good idea, not only with the two armed individuals, but even the dude at the very beginning. It was a great idea to add some cohesion to an otherwise scattered and disjointed film.
I'm really glad you've popped over here to NG. It gives me a chance to revist your films and expand/rewrite old reviews.