Very Dark
ZOMG, that was the best version of Red Riding Hood i have ever seen. One of the best flashes aswell. Nice Job dude, all ur stuff is off the hook. Hope to see more. Maybe you should have used another person for the female voices, instead of voicing red riding hoods voice tho. Nevertheless the story was just as described. Dark and grim. Masterpiece.
Mystically.....d a r k, but Oh-So-Cool.
This is the best of the best of dark grim brother storie flashes/movies(with a nice twist. wish red riding hood and the hunter didn't die! they could've made a good couple..hehehehe.).
I haven't seen graphics this good like this in YEARS. One suggestion though, you might want to make the movement in the beginning a bit more flow-ish and the book in the beginning, you should work a teeny bit to improve the quality on it so it would look more realistic. Other than those things, the quality is pretty amazing. Its mystic and dark and COOL, dude. Well done!
I knew you were the FEAR guy...
I could tell by the animation style. You're such a badass. I checked after it was done and I was right. Don't ditch that style. It's classic.
jaw-dropping
Amazing, i loved it...and thats all that needs to be said, it speaks for its self.
Visually pleasing, though the narration is not.
This was a rather unique spin on the classic tale, and the premise alone was enough to draw me in. The visuals, including both the actual style of the art and the camera angles, were enough to keep me watching. However, this did have negative points.
Chief among those negatives is the narration. While obviously trying to convey the storybook-esque feel, the constant voice-over got annoying quite fast, and it nearly drove me away. Yes, it DOES heighten the ending. However, if everyone "leaves" before they reach said ending, then what is the point?
In the future, I would suggest fading from narration to simply dialogue. As in movies, dialogue plays an important role in sound. (the rhythem and pitch, not the actual words) The constant narration began to sound quite smarmy and "pervy" after a while. Yes, you were going for a character, but still...try and break away from that every once and awhile. Give your audience a break, yes?
All in all, this was not half bad. Not stupendous in any way (thanks to the narration) but still not bad at all.