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The Game
This is our entry into VN's AniExer-size competition.
This film was inspired by the short story "The Most Dangerous Game" by Richard Connell. You don't need to know the story to enjoy the film, but it's worth checking out.
Here's a link to the story if you're interested:
Last edited by Fancypants (August 16, 2009 (10:56pm))
That was excellent! The animation was smooth and the voice acting was flawless. The aspect ratio however was quite awkward especially at the beginning. You also might want to do just a bit more explaining next time. I understand It was based on the story but a little more would have been nice.
FancyPants, This is incredible.
Seriously, When I saw the title I thought it was a film done with cheap digital camera at 5 fps. Then I saw it and I was absolutely blown away.I can't wait for another animation by you.
I was a bit disappointed when he died at the end, but good otherwise. 
I love that story "The Most Dangerous Game"
I could see the relation between your video and the book
Superb job
Awsome film! You deserve an oscar! Lol. This is my favourite entry by far.
But the end was..... Harsh. I felt sorry for the guy. 
That was freaking amazing. The animation was incredible, the score was absoulutely great, every aspect was just amazing.
I don't know what to say except
that film is the greatest entry BY FAR.
Thanks for all the great comments guys
The aspect ratio however was quite awkward especially at the beginning. You also might want to do just a bit more explaining next time.
I completely agree with you on both fronts. The problem of the aspect ratio is the result of the fact that I had to brickfilm on PC for the first time with programs I'd never used before, and through that learning curve there were some hiccups. I agree that the story was a bit rushed, I probably bit off a little more than I could chew with the time I had, but I'm still pleased with how it turned out.
I was a bit disappointed when he died at the end
I thought someone might say that
I just didn't want it to have that hollywood style ending where the protaganist is triumphant against all odds. Kind of an unpleasant suprise if you know what I mean.
Thanks again, I'm glad you all liked it!
That's on my list of best brickfilms ever! How'd you manage to make such a great film in such a small amount of time? 
This was probably the best entry to Ani-Exersize in my opinion.
I liked the fight scenes.
Damn that was impressive. You won.
Btw, I lost the game. 
Amazing! i was just shocked by far how well that turned out. it is fab. i was too a bit sad when he died. but they were made of plastic. but with that work i felt he was real!!! oh boy time to head back to earth! i always say....
So Impressive, I loved every second and greatly animated also awesome voice acting !
Definition of game
Game: (Noun) when to players compete to achive a small goal.
Not really a game, mabye the "Developer" should have considered this. 
Great job on winning VN's contest!
Definition of game
Game: (Noun) when to players compete to achive a small goal.Not really a game, mabye the "Developer" should have considered this.
And you say i'm picky....
Lol Saw Movies fail
It was really... Organic!!!
I liked it very much. They weren't just like LEGO minifigs which aren't able to move so much. It really flows. And cinematography was also well done. But the use of camera was the best.
I hope you win good prizes at the contest...
Stud Studios wrote:Definition of game
Game: (Noun) when to players compete to achive a small goal.Not really a game, mabye the "Developer" should have considered this.
I was being funny. The electronic comunicator after the title called the challenger "The Developer". Sheesh!
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