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Lego Ninja Duel (2015)

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Another stop-motion I did. This time it's about the infamous lego ninjas of ancient times.
Once upon a time. In a acient lego Japan, two strange lego ninjas duel against each other, but for what? honour? money?.............Or they just hate each other.


An epic battle is just about to start. A fight to the death.


I had this idea for a while now and I wanted to do something with less special effects and a good old sword fight. It is mostly based on watching some classic swordfight movies and some old-school anime.


MUSIC
Cloister Of Redemption......................By Machinimasound
Sakura................................................ by Machinimasound


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This is quite the ambitious film! I love that circling shot at 1:04, that was totally awesome.

Grassy footsteps always feel a bit weird to me, as the hard plastic plates underneath the minifigures doesn't look anything like squishy grass. Also, the sword sounds didn't always match the action seen, with bigger whooshes paired with small swings, or clangs paired with a little scrapping together of the swords.

That being said, even if they didn't perfectly match the visuals, you've found some pretty good sounding effects. Did you record those sounds yourself? I'm not seeing any sound credit. If so, great job!

The ending completely lost me as far as the story went, but maybe that's just me.

starwarsstudio100 responds:

Thank you very much for your feedback. I usually don't do sound credits, because in most of my animations I use sometimes up to 100 different sound effects and it is hard to keep track on all of them that I gathered from different sources of the course of years. Yes I do admit that the sounds do not match, this is a brickfilm that was pretty much made in 2015, compared to my recent skills this one did not do well.

Again thank you so much for your feedback I really appricate it.

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Nov 19, 2019
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