lol
that was realy funny... the only downside was the quality.
Reviews for "Tank Trailer"
Graeme responds:
Sorry bout that.
But I think it's to late to fix. Because I had made the movie, and deleted the .fla because it was like 300mb.
But then I wanted to change stuff, and make it better, so I had to decompile that .swf. But the decompiled version used the crappy quality clips, so now everything is stuck with crappy quality.
So it's rather disappointing.
funny
fun, all the tank men oneliners/sarcasm combined with saving private ryan.
only the the movie parts where with so bad pixels/details that it gets the submissions score down
Graeme responds:
I tried to pick my favorite lines, but some had to be left out.
And damn that pixelization! I don't know how to fix it. Wah!
loved it!
i loved it but the part of the soldiers was kinda...pixelated could you do somethin' bout that??
Graeme responds:
I've tried to fix the pixelation. But whenever I import it into Flash, then compress it to export as a .swf, it losses a LOT of quality.
Haha...
I liked this a lot. And actually, yeah, I can see why it would take a lot of work... although some of the footage was a bit pixelated still... *COUGHlazysonofabitchCOUGHCOUGH* Ahem...
Graeme responds:
If you can tell me how to import all those videos into Flash without losing quality, and without going over 10mbs, I'm all ears!
Haha.
Thanks for the review!
I actually thought it was clever
ALTHOUGH, it's not TRULY a flash, and it IS just overlaying audio over real video, it's still pretty good in my opinion. I laughed at how you assembled em. That counts for something. Ok job, but I'm sure some people will try to blam it or blam it for the little flash used.
Graeme responds:
A fair amount of Flash was used.
Everything was assembled in Flash.
The only parts not Flash were the video clips (which I suppose are most the movie)
Haha.
Thanks for the review.