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Lego WWE Raw: AJ Styles vs Seth Rollins vs Roman Reigns
Lego Brickfilm of some nice wrestling action, WWE style!
First off, a confession: I don't know much about WWE so I don't know who these guys are. I was rooting for AJ Styles the whole time though, and I'm glad that I did.
This looked great. I love the ring you made, what material is the rope made out of? It's perfect for LEGO. I also love all the little details you added: the signs that people hold up, custom shirts for the minifigs... that WWE champion belt was awesome!
Some of the animation was a bit choppy but overall you did some great stuff, especially inside the ring. From 8:00 onwards it looked beautiful, that dive onto the long-haired Roman Reigns was one of my favorite moves. The only thing I didn't really like too much were the digital screens. They looked a bit out of place, especially when the camera moved at times or someone's head was behind the overlay. The shot at 1:00 is a good example of what I mean.
Really cool film.
First off, a confession: I don't know much about WWE so I don't know who these guys are. I was rooting for AJ Styles the whole time though, and I'm glad that I did.
This looked great. I love the ring you made, what material is the rope made out of? It's perfect for LEGO. I also love all the little details you added: the signs that people hold up, custom shirts for the minifigs... that WWE champion belt was awesome!
Some of the animation was a bit choppy but overall you did some great stuff, especially inside the ring. From 8:00 onwards it looked beautiful, that dive onto the long-haired Roman Reigns was one of my favorite moves. The only thing I didn't really like too much were the digital screens. They looked a bit out of place, especially when the camera moved at times or someone's head was behind the overlay. The shot at 1:00 is a good example of what I mean.
Really cool film.
Thanks a lot for giving me your opinion! I'll consider your advice 
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