Not bad..
I'd have to say this isn't one of my favorite David Firth animations, but it wasn't bad. I liked the concept too.
And as always, the creepy style was maintained, even though this wasnt quite as dark as your other creations. (Although don't get me wrong-it had a darkness to it).
As always, keep the creepy animation coming! :)
pretty well done
Because your graphics were decent and your movie was pretty long i gave this a 7.
Also, if I were you I wouldve named the movie Bans or something... the title just relates to the first part of the movie
black humor at its best
Absolutely fantastic - a shrine of randomness and black humour. In my opinion, this is David Firth's best humour piece (the best overall being Roof Tiling) and proof that the one of the best online artists can loosen up, shed a little of his oddity (a LITTLE!), and make something genuinely funny.
Graphically this does not differ much from the artists other work - if slightly less dark - but this is a very good thing, and the graphics are as great as they've always been.
Humourwise, as I've mentioned this is hillarious - although i have to say soemthing about "necrophiliac in a concentration camp" - that went too far and really wasn't funny (I'm sorry, I won't feel right unless i say something). My personal favourite line is
"Honey, there's no adverts on, what ever shall we do?"
"Murder people"
(apologies in any errors in spelling or grammar)
nice
nice
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