Very nice job.
I live in Arvada, Colorado, so I hear about the Colombine shooting all the time. It's great that you put this flash out there so more people know about it.
You did a really nice job on the graphics, and the voices are good. I agree with teryyy on how you didn't have them talk until they got to the school.
P.S. The parents of the girl in the "Do you belive in God" conversation wrote a book about the life of that girl. It's a best seller. Go figure.
Beautiful
I really enjoyed how there was no dialogue until the actual shooting. It made their actions speak louder, I guess. Amazing flash!
I loved it!
I loved the music. That movie was very sad, but it was really good. I liked how it showed like how they acted the day before the shooting. But great movie. Probably the most meaningful movie on newgrounds.
Great flash dudes
You really captured the i dont care essence of the shooters in how they kinda looked at it differntly because they dont hold human life in the same kind of place others do as for me i couldnt care less about the whole thing its an eye for an eye kinda deal i think also give Cannibal Corpse - Make them suffer a listen its befitting of the situation.
Slow, Melodramatic, and not very insightful
There was some beautiful art in this--one shot in particular, above the house of one of the protagonists, was extremely nice.
The pacing on this was way too slow. The creators clearly wanted us to languish in the oh-so-poignant emotions of the build-up to the shooting. But we were left in these long pauses and long shots of walking feet and slowly moving people with little to think about. Who were these guys? What were they thinking about? We're offered little except a melodramatic scene of one getting beat up in a bathroom and some movie posters.
This movie dwells on the facts of the thing themselves as if they'll offer insight, but, if anything, we're left more befuddled than before. It's like listening to someone recount what they've heard about the story in 20 seconds and then say, "Isn't that heavy?" Except instead of 20 seconds they're taking 20 minutes.
This tragedy was and is significant, but this movie does little other than exploit the most superficial emotional reactions people have to it.