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["Waterman" Ep. V]

Only one problem...

The flags on the ships are facing the wrong way... they're sailing ships.. think about it....

[Transformers: Mutiny]

Bravo

I applaud your efforts but you need to push a wee bit more. Moving mouth plates on characters like Prime and Grimlock for one thing. Better effects too (use gradients). Otherwise keep it up. G1 4 EVA!!

powermasterprime responds:

Grimlock's mouthpiece never moved in the show...doesn't mean that his T-Rex modes mouth doesn't move though..heh, that comes next time.

[NGTTVII Group B]

Not the best...

Although I applaud the efforts of those involved and consider the time trial series a perfect example of what NG is SUPPOSED to be for, this was certainly not the best edition to date. And I cannot stress enough how the lack of quality control options pisses me off as I'm sure it does others with older computers. Please be sure to include them in future editions.

[I Shall Not Stand]

Yeah!

Take that you stinkin' hippies! And while you're at it, take a bath, ya tree huggin', sprout eatin' mofos!

[One Ring: Special Edition]

Tears..in eyes...

Laughing too hard... going to pass out... good movie... want more...rosebud...

[Canada!]

For the record...

I live in an industrial city and it's polluted as fuck here, so don't get the idea that all of Canada is this pristene realm. As for the movie, kinda dull, nice poem and all but I dunno..

[Betrayal DVD]

Sorry but no....

Maybe it's me, I dunno, but I'm just not seeing a point here. This reminds me of so much art wherein the artist feels he's making some deep statement but is in reality presenting a scenario so vague with such open symbolism that virtually ANY meaning can be inffered. If you're trying to make a statement, make one but don't just throw up some random scenes and expect to come off like a genius. Nice art, though...

Needle responds:

No deep statements here. Part of the way art works is to allow elbow room for the viewer to make his own decisions about what he or she has seen. That's the beauty and appreciation of it.

I know not everyone will "get it". Just as half the people who walk through a museum have no idea how to equate what they see, I expect the same here (although I wouldn't exactly call my work museum-worthy).