beats every flash iv ever seen
heh, i saw all the parts on your site and part C is the best flash work iv ever seen, D probably maches this one though
THSI IS THE GREATEST IV EVER SEEN! too bad i gotta wait a while for the next part but yeah EXELENT cant wait for the next one ^^
Awsome Just Awsome
The angles are just amazing and well done. The scene where the soldier knifes that zombie is so awsome its good to see that you made the soldiers fight instead of just getting killed
The scene is lloyd after was also amazing, when he cut that zombie in two it was so good.
kepp up the great work man and i hape you improve more. hoppefully this will some of the people that stick animations can be great.
But its a shame some people will vote down on this movie due to the fact it had stick figures in it
-Devon-
well done
you put time into this, and it shows. excellent work, hope to see more
Yeah I did. Thanks
Three words man.... Freakin' awesome.....ness
Man, it just blows my mind on how good you make these, or how fast you make them, but it never ceases to amaze me on how cool stick violence can be, especailly in 3-D. and one more question.....why did they leave the sword guy behind??? He was cool! but I don't make it you do, so I won't ask anything of you
All parts are pre-made. It's a 2D movie. Lloyd got stuck behind the abyss and the other guys had to get out. Thanks
And here's the payoff of the first two parts.
The last bit of tension-building is executed marvelously, with Romanov's dramatic reading and escape intercut with Etrius and the general's confrontation. I also particularly enjoyed Beecher and the captain's eyes meeting. When the action does happen, it's stellar. There are some awkward shots, of course, but that hardly matters when you get such an awesome variety of kills ranging from knife to sniper. One thing I appreciate is that the helmet soldiers are actually pretty competent and, even though they're out of their depth, get some kills of their own. Usually they'd be canon fodder and the main characters would be stupidly OP. It's all spiced up by a number of different stylized shots, slo-mo instances that don't feel out of place this time, and awesome monsters. Seriously, that invisible thing haunted my dreams as a kid when I first saw this.
As for the story, it's a good development. Etrius gets the power. But is it really Etrius anymore? And, since he was bitten by one of the Evils, does that mean the voice in his head was demonic in nature? If so, the Evils really have won by getting to the power through Etrius. I hope more is revealed in Repercussions and, if it ever comes out, episode 4. The general's twist motivations are pretty much a cliche, but they make sense nonetheless and a cliche is acceptable in this kind of work.
Overall, this one was really great. Onto the final part of this episode!