Bricks in Motion
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First Class
Follows the painful journey of a robot built to deliver. Focuses mainly on his encounters (as he wanders aimlessly with no address) of which include a rogue train and 'Windy Breath'. There are two halves to this.
Last edited by MitsterMulluc (December 15, 2009 (02:29pm))
Pretty funny! The only thing was that I really didn't understand the storyline. The poor little robot just kept getting hurt trying to deliver a letter! The technical aspects of the film were impressive though. The way the brick monsters and explosions were animated was quite good. Also, the robot designs were very unique. Oh, and did you design that train yourself? I was a very cool design!
This is one of my favorite brickfilms ever.
One of the most original and creative brickfilms I've seen in a while. Highly enjoyed it.
wow...that was awesome, especially the explosion and the monster.
I have not seen a brickfilm this original for a while. Extremely well made. My favorite thing about this video is just the overall humor "style" you have. It kept me interested in the story, so it didn't even seem like 7mins. I can see the animation for all the different moving things in here being hard to do, so great job on that. The only problems about this video is the lighting and camera bumps. The lighting seems tricky at times, at some parts it makes the set look like a completely different color, and the camera bumps seem to never take a rest. Also, the story is just a little confusing unless you pay a lot of mind to it. But all of that is easily forgiven. I hope to see part 2 out soon.
Great work overall, my rating would be a 8.5/10.
It was very funny and interesting. I love how you make the whole world robotic without using the stereotypical shiny future. Can't wait for Part 2.
Now for technical aspects. Animation was very good at most times. However there was bump practically every frame. There were also noticeable amounts of light flicker. The lighting often changed, and was to harsh most of the time. Try adjusting your Exposure -- thats the 1 thing that is good on Auto.
I hope to see part 2 out soon.
It is out, he released both parts at the same time.
Wicked awesome. Sweet film.
- Leo
I've been a big fan of your films ever since you got that mention in the Official Nintendo Magazine and this has (once again) proved why. I love your slapstick cartoony style.
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