Bricks in Motion
We are a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation using LEGO® and similar construction toys. Here, you can share your work, join our community of other brickfilmers, and participate in periodic animation contests!
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Hi everyone!
Long time no see. Hope you are all doing well. Allow me to present our latest work after taking a break of almost a year. I present to you - Urasawa's "Monster"!
To all viewers who are new to this anime, this is an anime from 2004. This movie in bricks (!) is a remake of the original opening video that we like very much, so we thought that we could share it with more people around the world with a movie in bricks. Hope you like it 
The quality was not great,but cinematography was insane{wich means good}.At part's I enjoyed this film
and others part not as good.But a nice film
Loved it. I absolutely loved it. You re-created the opening down to a T. Some parts could still use some work, but other than that, I'm thoroughly impressed. I hope I see more works like this from you in the future.
Fascinating. Having not seen the original I didn't understand much, but the visuals were definitely neat.
- Leo
The cinematography in this could eat my soul.
well the visuals were good, that's about it.
Thank you for your constructive comments. Very much appreciate it. The story may not be easily undersood, but it was intended to colour with some "artsy" elements.
A link to the original would be nice.
Very good. the animation could be a bit better, but everything else- visuals, etc- were great. I'm not familiar with it either, but i even have an idea of what it could look like if it were anime.
A link to the original would be nice.
Woah. Loved this. It had some brilliant shots, like the train shot at 0:32 and the eye shot at 1:08.
That was great. I watched the two side by side, and they were identical, apart from the fact that you missed the shot where the camera zooms in on him through an arch 
. Other than that, the sets were brilliant, and you did a great job! 5/5!
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