++spank my ass and call me susie++
Graphics:
Your frame by frame animation is amazing. Your character movement and anime style jumpyness makes this toon really engaging. The colors, attention to detail in the background, and lighting were all exceptional.
Style:
You seem to have an original brand of animation and humor. You take a very cinematic approach at most of your movies. The 'camera' work is great. Some of the angles you did were very proffesional looking. ie: the panning in the milk bar, and when link was lying on his back looking up at Zelda who's front was darked by the sunshine.
Music:
I watched this movie twice and wrote down the songs I really admired being used in this. 'The good, the bad, and the ugly' music used for the scene when link draws his Donkey Keys was used nicely. The memorable peices of music really made this movie that much funnier. I noticed you used 'the Sims' construction theme a few times; The epic 'The Rock' theme song used when Link has his fantasy about saving Saria, the 'Kill Bill' theme song when Link prepares to fight but then flees, and the opening sequence with the epic 'Ranch' theme playing. The music really made this movie.
Sounds:
The voices were probably streamed since the quality wasn't too clear. But it would be almost impossible to produce clear quality voices when you have already gone over the size limit by 2 mbs, ha. Most sound effects were done well though, from swords, to the grapple, to the watterfalls at the kokiri (sp) forest.
Humor:
Humor wise this was a great follow up to your first one. Alot of the humor might not be understand if you haven't played ZeldaOOT, or if your not a very avid dedicated fan to it. The race scene at the graveyard was humorous, and so was the whole sequence in the lost woods. Some jokes, such as Links 'noble steed', could be understood universally, so I'm glad you included funny moments for both the hardcore fans, and the casual fans.
Overall, you did an awesome job on this. The music really pulled the artwork and the humor together for me. All of the characters had personality, and were so closely similiar to the ones from the actual game.
In a fictional movie, the idea to create very unique and defined characters. The same goes for a comedy, except the characters have some weird unreachable unwholesome desire, yet such desires are understood by humanity.
That is when you hit comic gold- And Jerry, you have struck gold.