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i Kept waiting for sumthing to happen i just gave up on it. deffinitly overrated
Reviews for "Prowlies at the River"
Excellent work with only one problem...
Like every adam phillips adventure this piece has wonderful visuals and an engaging narrative but is horribly marred by abysmaly piss poor music. Absolutley dreadful tuneage. I've heard better sounding GCSE work. The actual notes and rhythm is good it's just the god awful GM(general MIDI) soundset that makes what could be an animation masterpiece into a nice effort.
Please Mr. Phillips for the good of humanity, get some better sounds.
The animation and detail and wonderful
But the actual events are mean spirited and sick. COME ON, A GUY PEEING IN THE WATER? DID WE REALLY HAVE TO SEE THAT? On top of that, the animal crapping in the water in the beginning, the urine running down the river. Ugh..god...I dont understand why everyone thinks this has great humor. If "poop" and "pee" is your idea of "humor", you wouldn't know a good film if it shot you in the face.
I feel really bad for the animator...I do. I love this work. The amount of detail is wonderful. Its then riddled with a mean spirited plot and sick "humor" as some of you may call it.
The only reason this deserves the top 50 is the sheer amount of amazing effort put into making this film, and nothing more. I'd like to see future works that don't rely on "bodily humor" to entertain.
And yet, Im going to get hate mail and death threats because "U DIDN LI3K T3H FILM, DIEEE". I'm telling you the facts, the truth. This film should only be celebrated because of it's detail.
A great looking movie.
A really good looking movie, however there wasn't much humor or violence. The sound was decent. What story was there seemed transparent though.
hmmm...
this was overall a very good flash, though i find the coloration to be far inferior to your other works. it doesn't seem to have the fluidity that i adored in 'the yuyu', nor the soft humorous touch of 'littlefoot'. but, i must say that your delve into special effects, though small, did attract my eye with his movement through the forest and such. i am no ethics fanatic when it comes to crude humour, but i find the use of it to be sickly at best. the use of slapstick was mildly funny, and should be used in a sudden unexpected fashion, such as when bitey used the tree to swat the red bird. all in all, i have to say, stick to the methods used for 'littlefoot' and 'the yuyu'