Meh, I've seen better.
It was fairly good, but if I wanted to watch senseless stick-person violence. I'd still watch Xiao Xiao.
Reviews for "- Jestar's D-DAY SKATE -"
Jestar responds:
...Then go watch my other movies.
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Go away please.
~Jestar
There is one thing that could have made it better.
The stick figure really dissapointed me. I would have felt it much more impressive if it was a real character, because with sticks I automatically assume something outragous is going to happen, but this is more a realistic skate movie. All in all it was a good work.
Jestar responds:
Realistic is good though... right?
It was supposed to be based on a real kid... (If you actually read the description). I actually started this with real people. But I HATE tweening, so I had to do it FBF. Everything I tried just went too fast, so I deleted EVERYTHING, started over, and... it came out much smoother.
D-Day?
That was an OK movie, a little short but whatever...
I can't believe that you'r just 13 years old.
But why D-Day?
Jestar responds:
Im not even 13. But...
SHHHHHH DONT TELL TOM!!
*~Heh.*~
Anyway, D-Day?
Because its one of the nicknames of the kid I based the movie on. That is where Lambofactor got the name for D-Day Skate!
~Jestar
not that bad...
Pretty good with the animation and music, but i hate the world of skateboarding.
Jestar responds:
I hate the world of people
who hate the world of skateboarding.
Good day.
~Jestar
ok
it was alright, but skate movies are just old.... sorry
Jestar responds:
Wow... great review. Im sure you could win an award for most helpful reviewer. Thanks for the amazing tips that I can use on my next movie. I am glad you liked my skate movie and its interesting new idea.
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