Good work mate keep it up
Reviews for "Interface | Episode 16"
A lot of new stuff learned this episode. The sky used to be blue, Henryk was a pilot/paratrooper, he used to speak, CE carries information/memories.
Wow, the emotion here. The colors. There was blue. Blue in the skies, on the wall. It's so jarring to see in Interface. I know everyone is meming the shit out of frog Mischief, but I found him reqlly intimidating. Acting silly and cutting straight to the chase while Henryk is probably at his most emotional. Interesting how this is the second time we've seen Henryk with a parachute. Speaking of which, I think the stadium and justice stafue were pink because they represent individual, emotional concepts. Just throwing that out there. Also, I think Mischief, Octobro and Ghost are all different individualist ways of life or thinking or something. Mischief feeds off the failure of others, Octobro cannibalizes others, and Ghost helps. I believe the true symbolism here is that Kami and GR are trying to bring these facets under ther own control, because otherwise the collective can't work. Anyways, I feel like the "no wonder you wanted to run away" line is important. The train I guess suggests Henryk tried throwing himself into doom just to escape his sadness. Unless it's talking about the time before his wife died? Guess we'll have to wait and see. Anyways, I like the symbolism of the tie in the dough, him exposing himself, leaving himself vulnerable. The music was nice too, as always, and the ending was just something else. I kept hoping Henryk would say it. Say "I love you", say "I love you". I respect you for still not having sacrificed his muteness for a cheap emotional effect. It's absolutely heartbreaking, but at this point, I have no choice but to see where this story goes. Keep it up, my dude!
u-m-a-m-i responds:
Hey man, thanks for the great review. Sometimes I put things in and they go unnoticed, possibly months down the line, I think to myself is the symbolism here too unnoticeable, is this scene too vague. But then, your reviews are always able to pick up on these subtle details, A great critical mind :)
I've been keeping an eye on this series for a while. Nice.