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Re: Frankenstein

Nos is back!!! THIS JUST MADE MY DAY. mini/delirium

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Re: Frankenstein

I've always enjoyed this one. Definitely one of the best lego films ever. Great job.

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Re: Frankenstein

I think I peed my pants. That was so dang scary.

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Re: Frankenstein

Lamplight wrote:

Nos is back!!! THIS JUST MADE MY DAY. mini/delirium

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  • Location: The Land of Eng.
  • Joined: December 27, 2008

Re: Frankenstein

Oh wow, nice!!!

It didn't scare me as such, but it definitely un-nerved me.

The atmosphere was great! Well done.

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  • Location: MN, USA
  • Joined: July 28, 2009

Re: Frankenstein

I've been a fan of this and Grace ever since I started brickfilming, if I am correct. You should start up brickfilming again! mini/bigsmile

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Re: Frankenstein

It might not have terrified me, but it made me feel uneasy and at some parts, shaky. It was a piece of genius, one of the modern greats. I salute you, Nos!
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  • Location: Melbourne, Australia
  • Joined: December 26, 2008

Re: Frankenstein

I'll say it too, this is a classic brickfilm IMHO. When I first got into brickfilming, you were one of my brickfilming idols Nos mini/smile

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Re: Frankenstein

That's a pretty darn'd splendid film. The animation was smooth as milk and the lighting was well handled.
The ending was ABRUPT. Mr 'Stein had no time to properly cringe at his creation.

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Re: Frankenstein

Wow, I thoroughly enjoyed this.  This completely disproves everyone that says you can't do a serious, or a scary brickfilm.  Sure its harder, but you nailed it.  I was definitely pulled into an environment of evil.  And the knife part was surprisingly scary, I was like OMG, HE JUST KILLED A MAN!! though i would normally just watch something like that, and maybe even laugh.  I give my sincere congratulations.

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  • Location: Brussels, Belgium
  • Joined: December 31, 2008

Re: Frankenstein

This is truly a masterpiece among brickfilms. Since the day it debuted it has fascinated me and it still does. This was one of the films that motivated me to start my own films.

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Re: Frankenstein

I loved it when it came out, and it still boggles the mind how amazing it is. In what fps was it shot, if I may?

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Re: Frankenstein

Love it!
The sunset and the stabbing mini/bigsmile
The only reason it haunts me is coa it's so well done mini/bigsmile