Eh...
Yeah, sorry, but I didn't think that was very good.
I'll give you credit for making the backgrounds look like you put some effort into it. The rest of the movie's art....well, it's sticks; I can't give too much credit there.
You're probably annoyed at people when they automatically dismiss a movie as bad just because it's a stick movie, but the thing is, stick movies have been done over and over, and as a whole, they've really become a trite and overdone style. You won't be able to define yourself as a flash animator by making stick movies that look similar to the other stick movies.
Really, a lot of stick characters practically look the same, with the only distinguishing qualities being their color and the objects they hold. It's even worse in this movie since all the stick characters have the same eye shape. Thus, I can tell very little about the character or personality of any of these stick characters I see since they all seem like the same character with subtle differences.
I noticed in your gallery that you're practicing drawing human anatomy. Keep working on that. You can already draw backgrounds well enough, so I'm confident that you can definitely animate well drawn characters. But if you really insist, keep animating sticks. I really don't care. I just think that characters with actual anatomy and unique faces convey themselves better than sticks.
Also, in addition to all that, the pacing of the movie is kinda wack. The movie feels sluggish at some points, while some parts felt like they've been skipped over too fast for me to realize what was happening.
Don't take all of this too harshly; just keep these things in mind when making future flash movies. I think you already have potential
Also, just to get you started, find out how to put easing in all your motion tweens. It's a very useful tool, and it helps making each motion tween look rather stiff, which kinda bugged me throughout this flash.