liked it
i really liked it nice and dark and what the hell is the guy before me talking about making fun of god i dont think he was making fun of him just pointing out if god in fact real , which he is not, why make murderes and rapists and micheal jackson
Interesting
I was a little disappointed, I though this was going to be about Half Life or something but anyway it was very intriguing. The animation style was very unique, a lot like Tom Goes To The Mayor, but the one part where there was no motion but the birds seems lacking. The audio augmented the film perfectly and was the best part in my opinion.
woah!
props man that was very cool and very creepy.
The art style was very unique and The end was cool too.
keep up the good work.
that was creepy
The freewill argument usually leads to the choice argument.
Also, at the end, i figured he was going to find another victim, not the suicide thing.
anyways, that guy gives me the willys.
Ideas were Interesting
Ideas are good, but I think there not entirely thought out. Not to say you haven't done a lot of think about free will, however free will and individual responsibility are seperate things. Even though the idea of God (mind you I'm an atheist) says that he is all-knowing does not mean that he controls our choices, that we choose during the present-instance and fate is the objective view of each choice made. Because fate, from the perspective of God, is the knowledge of the beginning, middle, and end, choice seems to disapear along with free will, however subjectively, since the future isn't known by the individual making a choice, they have the appearance of free will. Free will when questioned with a belief in God becomes an issue of relativity, however, it does not negate the idea of personal responsibility, which is inherent to subjective existence. Read Camus and Sartre, then make a sequel.