Increadible
JErry, you are by far one of the most gifted Flash animators I have ever seen. Good job. This animation is simply perfect. AND I ACTUALLY UNDERSTOOD THE PLOT! ^_^
Reviews for "Moonlight"
A story that is out of its time.
I will have to admit, this flash is something else.
I would ask if the author also holds similar virtues of his own, as there seems to be alot of effort that was crafted into this, not just in the form of all the animation, but the fact that the music was specifically chosen to emulate the feeling the author has at that moment, considering how progressed the artwork has gone in future flashes, I still have to say this is my favourite of the set, due to what it contains, perhaps a message long forgot.
Probably been mentioned so many times before this review though. lol
Kudos to you, I look forward to other flashes that you bring out in future.
nice
great storyline, really nicely done, story before start could have been a bit more in depth though... but apart from that i really enjoyed it
Um.......
This was.....um........well, let me state it like this:
Graphics: Pretty bad, considering your other works of art
Style: No offense, but it was dumb and confusing.
Sound: Lame
Violence: Bad. Hardly any good action and blood.
Interactivity: None
Humor: None
I expected better from this, a whole lot better. It was way too short, weird, and corny. I'm dissapointed to have wasted some of time watching this, but I still think you're a great artist/creater person. Hard to believe you of all people made this.
Death can be good.
This was a very, very good story. Short, sweet, and to the point. I feel bad for the guy, having to kill his friends remains and all, and I kind of wondered what happened to the fairy. I don't feel bad he died though. Death was his release. His purpose was served and he didn't need to go on any longer. But here are some short, sweet and to the point comments. Good fight scenes. Need a broader sword. Need a better designed claw for the centaur. Main baddie has a nice beird. Well done with your productions.
--The emptiness of Jak