Great
I thought that was very emotional... i like it and saw its point... for people who are retarded and dont know what it means... i hate you
Reviews for "Do Us Part"
Nice.
And for the retards, that half of the pic the woman's husband was on was SHADED, not torn. Torn would mean divorce or seperation, yes. But, it was SHADED, it most likley means he died. This flash movie has nothing to do with deppresion induce suicide thoughts and dreams, nor with high school girls who cut themselves to relieve stress and\or get attention. It's about a GROWN woman who's lover had died and her thoughts on killing herself so that she could be with him in the afterlife for eterninty.
Hoo ha.
Interesting.
A familliar tale of a person losing their love one thanks to fate (or conflict). The animation was fantastic, simple and yet complex. Now, my only question to you is... Whats up with the razor blade thing? It got funky...
And to crobusa: Stop judging every one on Newgrounds like the author and his work, as well as those who like gore... I love it!
Anyway, good work.
Why are all the reviews about a loved one dying?
The picture was torn in two.. The husband didn't die.. he seperated/divorced..
As someone who has denounced love, I see the movie as pitfully moral.
The words death do us part, and the ring on the stand are meant to be a guilt trip, a scarlet letter. That the suicide was a dream reeked of "the effects of divorce"
All in all, the graphics were well done, the children on this site didn't get to see their precious gore, and the picture was much to sappy for my taste..
Well I guess it's time to see another Ingmar Bergman flick.
ShockTsunami responds:
Actually, the husband died. It also wasn't a dream, none of it was. Your interpretation and understanding of the movie are incredibly off.
Also, "a scarlet letter?" I'm not even going to begin with that one.
Thanks for trying, though.
sad
that wasn't verry deep but it felt live the void that is left by a loved one can be deeper and darker than a black hole..............keep up the good work