Bricks in Motion
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The title says it all, I guess.
My first was Blunty's The White Ninja, which I still love. My sister pointed it out to me on the YouTube promoted videos. Lucky find.
I saw alot of crappy ones before i actually saw a real one
but the first REAL brickfilm i saw was The House by Yanzl
(still one of my favourites)
-EmmaExecute
Whew, that's a tough one! Let's see... The first REAL Brickfilm I ever saw would have to be Holgor's "About a Door."
I don't know what the very first brickfilm I saw was, but the oldest one I can remember seeing was The Gauntlet by Jay Silver.
Still love it!
Smeagol's Bane of the Sith. I was like 
, how the *bleep* could you do that?!?!
I don't know what the very first brickfilm I saw was, but the oldest one I can remember seeing was The Gauntlet by Jay Silver.
Still love it!
Wow, why haven't I seen this brickfilm before?
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I remember sitting bored at my grandmothers computer. I had just discovered the internet phenomenom called YouTube, so I were browsing for weird stuff such as "lol" and "poop" (I were 10, what do you excpect?). Then I just searched "lego" and found a film called "The Lego Clan". I began watching it, but thought it were too gory (once again, I were 10. Minifigs killing other minifigs is so scary!). So I suppose that The Lego Clan was the first brickfilm I ever watched. Of course I've seen the full 30 minutes long film now (I'm 12, what do you excpect?).
Blunty's Circle Circle Dot Dot. I saw it because it was featured, then I looked around Blunty's channel and found Meatspace. After seeing that, I wanted to do a dynamic duo of my own.
I believe it was eather blunty's Circle, circle, dot, dot, or the lego clan, but I believe that it was the lego clan first.
"The Star Destroyer Potemkin" by Iron Brick. Good film.
-Aled
I think it was The Bionic Man by rstudios.
I thought that was the coolest thing ever.
I think the Brain Damage brickfilm (with lots of matrix effects) was among the first brickfilms I watched. Then, of course, there were some classic brickfilms from Egoless, like Girl (still one of my favorites, even though I am absolutely not religious) and Descension.
My first contact with brickfilming, however, was through an television article on the subject with Yellowhead Studios (a.k.a. Stefan van Zwam). I think it was about his Christmas Carol in Bricks, which, unfortunately, was taken down from YouTube very recently for musical copyright issues.
I like Egoless's brickfilms too, and I'm not religious either. I think his films have a fairly neutral view instead of being preachy.
I think it was about his Christmas Carol in Bricks, which, unfortunately, was taken down from YouTube very recently for musical copyright issues.
WHAT
Both my parents watched that recently and told me how much they loved it.
The Flight Of The Penguin.
It was an old THAC entry my friend told me to look up. Still one of the best brickfilms in history, IMO, I guess since it was the first one I saw.
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Techtonic Man.
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