Very good
I really loved this. The setting is great, the characters are well done, and the plot is varied and funny. Good job! I look forward to seeing more of Bitey.
Reviews for "Prowlies at the River"
nice
This one is going on my favorites nice flash
Simply amazing animation.
The only downside for me was the whole plot... I guess i'm more of a shoot 'em up fan than a mystical/friendly creature type.
The graphics were stunning... the water, superb. A shame you need a bunch of 3d programs for that stuff, though...
Over all a great animation. But I honestly can't see how this is number one on the portal.
chluaid responds:
The only 3D element in the entire movie is one tree in the tree-jumping sequence. It's the red-brown tree that the camera swings around. It sticks out like a sore thumb because it's the only piece of 3D.
The water is entirely hand-drawn frame-by-frame. Matter of fact, I'm flattered that you think "a bunch of 3d programs" generated it for me...
anyway, thanks for the review
i like it...
i liked that but i aint sure why i liked the yellow dude. the graphics were great. only thing not everyone will like this its one of those things either u love or hate. any way i thought it as cool!
10
I thoroughly enjoyed it. Towards the beginning, I wasn't sure who to pin down as the antagonist, but soon realized the sentiment that the audience is meant to adopt. It's the wiley-kyote brand storyline, which blends quite harmoniously with the style.
I loved the sound track! There's such a genious array of musical colors bound together by a recurring melodic theme, which also fit perfectly and contributed to the wonderfully cinematic feel.
The quality sure was something else, though it was nothing my 256mb 6800GT couldn't handle! I'm happy to see such a potentially system-taxing level of detail in an NG submission, of all things. I hope it's a trend that continues.
w00t. w00t indeed.
chluaid responds:
thanks :D
there's a lot that Flash is capable of, but you dont' see it on the internet simply because browsers can't handle it. When you see Flash on TV though, that's when you see the heavy stuff shine..
as computers get better, I'm pretty sure you'll be seeing better Flash movies on the net as animators push limitations more and more.
thanks again