Great!
Obviously, this was heavily-influenced by David Firth.
Though, you did not rip off or steal anything. You kept original ideas and I respect you for this.
Beginning and middle was very nice. The ending was abrupt and left no real impression. You should have thought out a bettter ending.
I want a sequel haha.
~thebeagle
The only part really influenced by him was the text for the benefactor. The wobbly effect and character style was actually more inspired by an unsubmitted short from PillowClock.
Heh. It's weird because a lot of people liked the ending in particular, but a few people just didn't like it much at all.
Hah. Maybe, maybe.
Interesting
Seriously, cool. It did seem like it was some look into human nature for a minute, then it turned to a dream thing? I guess it's left to the imagination, right?
Anyway, the animation wasn't bad for being rushed, (it seemed to match), and the story was cool and all. Nice job for 2 days. :D
Thanks! :D
Great beginning, ending dissapointed
The movie was amazing, but the ending was quite dissapointing, when it went from some sort of twisted tale of human nature, to some sort of spy fantasy.
Yeah, I was unsure about the end, but so far, most of the responses have been positive (I think they like it for how it ties it back in to real-world results). I definitely understand what you mean, though. I'm glad you liked it anyways.
Brilliant
I loved it, it was gripping in my favourite fashion: Curiosity.
The last scene followed by the final image was an interestingly abrupt ending, but completely satisfying. I think that the less-that-amazing animation added to the overall charm and effect, and I wouldn't want it any other way. Anything less wouldn't suffice, anything more would have been...distracting.
well done. 5-10
Thank you very much. :) I appreciate it.
Funky.
I didn't quite understand it, yet I did. I can't explain it but good work anyways.
Haha. As long as it made you think.
Thanks for the 10. :}