Little Message
That was really cute. :] Liked the idea and the transitions between each of the scenes. Very well put together, and nice graphics! Good job on this. Im pretty sure everybody enjoyed it as much as i did. :D
Reviews for "Little Aviator"
Nicely done dude
It was a complete change of all those movies in the winter collection about murder i was starting to get sick of it but you came in and turned it around THANKS! HAVE A HAPPY HOLIDAY!
Great but...
That was great indeed. A bit emotional, but that's ok.
However, even tho the animation and story were good, some parts just didn't fit.
Here's a list of awkward stuff :
There was no TV in Nebraska in 1943. Check Wikipedia.
The father seems like he's from the 90s with his colorful tie and his modern appearance. What's up with that. He's totally out of place. Also, he looks like a businessman. He should be like "It's war! We're in trouble.". But no, he's just crafting a plane for his son, even tho he definitly doesn't look like a plane crafter. The plane itself flies particularly well too, dashing thru miles of skies. I guess the father was real good in physics. Then again, it was probably a stylistic choice made by the author, rather than a realistic one.
The little boy was lucky to have one of the few female aviators of the time as a mother. But that's not impossible. So I guess I can't say much about this. However, I don't really understand why his mother's plane is so huge, and how she can find time to bring her son in one of her flight in the middle of WWII.
Ok, so animation was good, voice acting was decent, but it just felt unrealistic to me.
KartuneHustla responds:
Well if I try to correct everything you just said, then you will give up all the opportunities for the sequel. About the tv thing, there were tv's back then and just because it was rural america doesnt mean no one in Nebraska has a television. And telling me to check Wikipedia made me laugh...,lol! Please don't get all of your knowledge from Wiki man. Not everything is true. Back in the forties, people did wear jeans and it wasn't uncommon since it was rural, but to say that tie is to colorful is just ridiculous. That tie is actually a jpg print of a tie that was made in that time period. So again, hearing that made me smile. So the father making planes is actually a backstory that ill explain if i make a sequel. Ill just say this. They used to make model airplanes that later became motor planes that children could play with as we do today, but the planes that were made were only for military purposes. I would explain what his father has to do with the military, but I'll hold my breath for another cartoon. Anyways, the story of his mother is another thing i wont mention. Ill say this though, back then there was a group called the Ninety Niners with a pilot you may know as Amelia Earhart. She was a part of that organization. That's all I'll say for now. Yes, Howard is a lucky male, but there is alot of backstory i havent shown yet. I want you to just watch and talk about the possibilities. So hmm... nothing more I can say. Again, Wikipedia=lawls
PS. Its just a cartoon man. Just enjoy it
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Great video, I personally love aviation myself. Not sure if Howard Hughes acted like that, but it would make sense. I've never really read up on the guy. Great flash, pretty good animation, keep it up ;)
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brilliant! this was very touching. great work!