Perfect You Are (P.Y.A)

[Kristyrat]

Definitely an enjoyable watch, and I can see the parallels one might draw between this and Time Waits For No One/The World Moved on, but that doesn't mean it's not a different video. It is certainly similar, but I'm sure it was a matter of inspiration, with the final product being something that evolved from those two. Only two gripes from me, one is a personal thing, and I absolutely hate those goddamn old film filters, they're cheesy, distracting and I find that they rarely add anything to a video. Second was the water droplet/ripples at the beginning of the video, again, somewhat personal, but I thought they were also distracting and didn't serve to benefit the video.

Other than that, as I said, I really enjoyed watching it, while the pacing was fast for the song, somehow that contrast really clicked for me, so good job.

[SilkAMV]

Even though it's called "old film", I don't feel that it used here to make the video seemed aged. I'm not savvy on any AMV theories about it but I do know that this video wouldn't be the same without it, so it must be contributing something. Filters are too often used arbitrarily and I doubt this one was.

That said, there are many effects in this video and everyone has one or two they don't particularly like whether they were used well or no. Personally, I feel that the negative frame width flips contributed nothing to the immersion except to break it and that it would be much improved without them. Still, I don't know how many would share my complaint the same way I disagree the filtering was unnecessary. Video effects can be a nasty business and you'll rarely please everyone, especially with a video like this one. But, the fact that it has so many effects with so little complaints about them means they were very well executed for the most part. Awesome job.

4.8/5

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Soul Team ----- the best in the worlds
seriously very good Amv my friend .

[vann-sasuke]

Ok, Thanks every one for your comment, Kevmaster too bad you don't like :/.

Definitely an enjoyable watch, and I can see the parallels one might draw between this and Time Waits For No One/The World Moved on, but that doesn't mean it's not a different video. It is certainly similar, but I'm sure it was a matter of inspiration, with the final product being something that evolved from those two. Only two gripes from me, one is a personal thing, and I absolutely hate those goddamn old film filters, they're cheesy, distracting and I find that they rarely add anything to a video. Second was the water droplet/ripples at the beginning of the video, again, somewhat personal, but I thought they were also distracting and didn't serve to benefit the video.

Other than that, as I said, I really enjoyed watching it, while the pacing was fast for the song, somehow that contrast really clicked for me, so good job.

A fusion between two Brad's vids, I really don't want that , but if you like it it's cool , thanks .

Even though it's called "old film", I don't feel that it used here to make the video seemed aged. I'm not savvy on any AMV theories about it but I do know that this video wouldn't be the same without it, so it must be contributing something. Filters are too often used arbitrarily and I doubt this one was.

That said, there are many effects in this video and everyone has one or two they don't particularly like whether they were used well or no. Personally, I feel that the negative frame width flips contributed nothing to the immersion except to break it and that it would be much improved without them. Still, I don't know how many would share my complaint the same way I disagree the filtering was unnecessary. Video effects can be a nasty business and you'll rarely please everyone, especially with a video like this one. But, the fact that it has so many effects with so little complaints about them means they were very well executed for the most part. Awesome job.

4.8/5

Good com', Yes I think this vid need some filters, I have really appreciating your comment, thanks .