Reviews for Black Knights Episode 3

[Big-butt-smart]

Excellent, but needs some work.

Allow me to point out a few things, from your overall great movie, but need improvement nonetheless.
1) The graphics and style are great! But they need to be a bit more solid and convincing.
2) The voices don't portray enough depth, even though it's better than just reading words. Try to add a little more oomph
3)And finnaly, the sound effects. I particuarly disliked the marching one, as it seemed off sync and not in perportion. Just try to make it sound like about five guys are marching.

Other than that keep up the great work and I look forward to your next subbmision.

[alexcb]

very good

he have a sword who cut everything lol
but a little too short i think but that my opinion

and good movie continue i want to see the next one...

[SomeRandomAsshole]

It was okay...

I like the idea of what was presented in this flash (not the story, the one verse 100 guys). I didn't so much like execution. You did quite well considering it would be impossible to show in a flash cartoon.

[imagination]

Cliche.

Like the guy before me stated, it is a bit overly used. Whole this does tend to originate in a style of classical fantasy, it's all been done before.

Perhaps you should think of a more interesting a story than good vs evil. Blur the lines, make it gray, and then perhaps at the very end "pull back the curtains". Just a thought. Overall though, it is still good.

[blastout24]

All flash and no meat

beautiful graphics and excellent character design, even the name Loklair sounds like classic fantasy, but storywise it was bothersomely unorigional. Besides there wasn't enough backstory to keep me interested, the problem was how obvious and predictable every millisecond of it was. It follows the standard good vs ultimate evil, he has all the neccessaries to look properly evil and ofcourse the malicious laugh. he ofcourse uses evil magic, and you could tell from the start those soldiers had no chance. It just felt like ive seen it a million times before, and unlike some reiterations of the basic theme, this one brought no new innovations to spark my interest