rtil one ruled
hard to rate this one, because one was so good, but the other ones just plain sucked. You probably would have been better off if you only showed the one made by rtil.
Reviews for "Men's Wearhouse Volume 1"
Starberry responds:
what
6 stars just for the first submission
The other submissions were poor in comparison in my comparison. Sorry to say but the quality on the others were incredibly poor and the jokes were simply crude attempts at humour.
Hm
The first one, IMO, was the only good one, and it was a very good one at that. Unique style, well written, well acted...the rest were awful.
Starberry responds:
GO!GO!7188 (go go nana ichi hachi hachi), also known as GO!GO! 7188 and simply Gogo, is a Japanese rock band with a strong surf influence. The band was formed in June of 1998 by Yumi Nakashima (nicknamed Yuu) and Akiko Hamada (nicknamed Akko), both alumnae of the same year at Shoyo High School in Kagoshima, Kyûshû. The band's drummer, Turkey, joined in 1999 and they debuted on Breast/milia, a division of Capitol Records (Toshiba-EMI) in 2000. The meaning of the band's name is known only to its members.
Seperate Rtil's part and call it good.
The only worthwhile part of this submission was the first part by Rtil. The rest were very horribly animated, and just weren't funny, whereas Rtil's both looked appealing, and was funny.
Without Rtil's, graphics would have been a 3, sound a 2, style a 2, violence a 3, interactivity a 1, humor a 1, overall, 2.
With JUST Rtil's, it would have been 7 for graphics, 6 for style, 7 for sound, 3 for violence, 0 for interactivity (since you would've have to choose between Rtil's, and some pieces of pooorly animated crap thrown in with it) 6 for humor, and 8 for overall.
I'm sorry, but the last 4 parts ruined it.
Starberry responds:
how could the last four ruin it HOW
Rtils work dragged down by the rest
Rtil produced a destintive, atmospheric story. the grphic style isn't specially my taste, but I recognise talent when I see it and it had a 'film noir' style I admired.
Talyor Bortners started OK but the pointless foul text ruined it for me.
The rest were just a mish-mash of friends getting in on the act or something.
Perhaps if this company was at all familiar to us, it might help the rest of the world to appreciate this.
Starberry responds:
i guess the british dont know anything about looking sharp in suits????