Love it!
Although I do like the first one a bit more, this one is great! Mostly I havent played the Twisted Metal series much which I think is the game you were making fun of... I love the person you have to play Vile he pulls off the evilness so well, and at the same time... makes being evil sort of funny he would deffinatly be the villian that I would want to work for if I was a minon
Cant wait till the DVD comes out!
fantastic
I Loved it, same response as the reviewer before myself.
Count Vile Neferious is one of the greatest villains ever, and the humor you have is very sharp and witty.
I look forward to the return of the Bonus levels series AND the third installment of Dial V, and of course the movie.
Keep up the great work.
(was that good enough?please no death beam)
Pure Awesome
Better than the first one in this series. As always, very sharp dialog. Loved the exchange at the end the most.
Hm. Live action could work
I'll admit, when I first heard you were planning to do the movie in live action, I had some serious doubts. These last two "V for Vile" releases have allayed them somewhat, insofar as you've proven that Count Vile translates well to live action. However, unless you've got a talented, dedicated 3D artist working for you, I don't see how you'll be able to pull off some of the monsters and non-human characters (e.g. Buzz the Hedgehog) in that format. And no offense, but the outdoor rendering of Vile's lair looks like something I did during my first two weeks of Intro to 3DS Max. Animating characters in 3D is a whole 'nother ball game.
Anyway, here's hoping you've found a good solution to that problem--you know, other than limiting the cinematographer entirely to shots of Count Vile sitting around his lair. ;)
Good Ending
After having watched all other Press Start movies, I must say that I am anticipating it. I have a few questions, and was wondering if you could answer them... Is it all live action, or is it (somewhat) animated? Because Vile's lair was in triple dimensions. Will all the voice actors in the flashes be in the movie? If so, that is a lot of actors. Will any of the material in the flashes be seen in the movie? How long is the movie? What bonus material will be in the movie? How much is it? How long was production, and how much did it cost, since it apparently is a low-budget type film. I have few more, but I would appreciate it if you would answer (at least some of) these questions. Thank you, and best of luck to Press Start!
-Censord-ly
Blakemo