Amazing, simply amazing.
Once again I am incredibly impressed. I love this almost as much as I'd love a new episode of Salad Fingers. Please keep making these amazing pieces of art.
Reviews for "Pulch: The Good Times"
Wow
I watched it through the first time and I said, "I really, really don't like this." Compared to some of your other cartoons it was garbage. BUT, then I remembered I felt the same way about The Men From Upstairs, and THEN it hit me. Genius, Mr. Firth, kudos, very humorous and very clever indeed.
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I wasnt sure it was u until the end to tell the truth, it just seemed a little different graphically. the dialogue was great though i was thinking how much i was gunna congratulate the author on how firth it was XD better than average firth, which is saying a lot i would have said. i just love ur style and mannerisms
Dear GOD am I glad I have an NG account now.
Because I have always wanted to say this firsthand: David Firth, you are my idol. I am a freshman in high school who visits your site nearly every day, and whose friends have each been forced to watch the entire Salad Fingers series at least twice. I am in constant awe of your incredible animating skill, and your deliciously twisted sense of humor, and this cartoon does no less than reinforce tenfold my love for you and your work. I salute you, Firth, and keep up the FANTABULOUS work.
Concise and subtle, a superbitty of melancholy...
Concise and subtle, a superbitty of melancholy...Excellent all around...graphics get a 9 cuz you did nothing to distract...nothing unnecessary...
Style is a 10 BECAUSE (this is obvious); more than anything you leave folks feeling like there is perhaps a great wisdom that is not quite lost but may slip away into oblivion as each second passes; the turning point in this is when the main character returns, and rather than bringing back the "key," he brings back doom. Beyond even that there is an implication of Chaos as truth not just because there is so little explanation for the reason of things, but mostly because the we are not so sure if the "wisdomatic floater" holds any "true potential" because it may only be his proximity to his "reasurring arm" that allows him to own any happiness and wisdom either, certainly a reference to self-gratification!...
Finally, an 8 for violence because of the extremely passive agressive nature of the relative implication that since this world of characters is more or less humanistic, then we, as human-(istic) beings are constantly surviving on a precipice of self-destruction, or some inevitable demise relative to our ignorant complacency.
Humor was the hardest thing to rate for me because it is dark humor and satire that I believe you were propoing, to an extent.
Excellent, excellent, excellent! Since this is the first of your pieces that I've seen, I am really looking forward to finding your older stuff. Thanks so much for this modern Cult Classic.