Larrys pretty cool
He has a flying car and doesnt afraid of anything.
Reviews for "Meet Larry"
Niice
wow, I must say im impressed.
Story is great. It seems like a random everyday shit at first, but when you unwind the story it's greatly directed. The sence, hidden in between phrases is greatly and subtly presented. It's great that its actually a short serious story hitting hard, not some wussy emo bitching about world.
One more thing really worth noticing was your voice acting. It suited the movie suprisingly great. I could say you have another talent worth developing further.
The only flaw was the graphic side, character design and backgrounds could use serious polishing, the detailed car model on a vectorised bitmap of background looks awful. I bet that even the simple siholuettes of buildings could do the job better. Noir graphic should be a play of light and shadow, in your work however you use mainly diffrent shades of gray.
Well, i'm looking foward to see more of your works. Cheers!
MonkFlash responds:
Thanks alot,
Yeah I know there is much to improve.
I'm taking the feedback here,
and we will see what kind of interesting creations will arise in the future.
Glad you liked it
Yeah, the guy who makes more money than you is evi
I know you're trying to portray this guy as someone who regrets his life, but regretting his life is unlikely for him. For god's sake, the guy could be a prosecution lawyer if he wanted to be and argue AGAINST the defendants and thir lawyers. A lawyer that doesn't realise that is just dumb. This guy? He CHOSE to be this, or he's an idiot. He could have been a lawyer for RAMBUS, even... AND MAKE EVEN MORE CASH.
And to top it off, defending defendants isn't evil. It's not like you're busting them out of jail or committing their crimes- you're just being, sometimes literally, the devil's advocate in an argument. You're one side of the argument- Court has two; the defense and the prosecution. Each side does its job: one verbally demonizes the defense, the other angelifies it. The point is to get all the facts on both sides so that a jury can decide who's right. Even more, how can you be sure that the defendant is guilty? That's the whole damn point of court! If people decided there should be no defense lawyer because they are "evil", then being sent to court would mean getting the biggest punishment possible for whatever people slap you with- innocent or not. Remember the movie "To Kill a Mockingbird"? Yeah, that movie was about an innocent black guy. The lawyer who defended him in the movie is viewed as a hero. Why is this lawyer viewed as an evil guy, whereas the other lawyer is viewed as a hero? It's because you, the viewer, knows whether the defendant is guilty or not. In real life, you don't. That's for courts to decide, and BOTH LAWYERS.
ok...
After the movie you get what he meant with "press play, for fuck's sake, THERE'S NOT MUCH TIME"...
lol
press play for fuck sake