mmmm... Can't really say I enjoyed the amv but I did like the style. Had a VN movement thing goin on, don't know how else to describe it... Picture book maybe IDK.
Anyway ya... Didn't really like it mainly cause of its stillness. I think at the very least some soft camera dynamics would of made it more enjoyable since there was nothing to sync to motion wise.
The mood and style was really the only thing it had going for it IMO. 3/5
A treatise and criqitue on current AMV culture
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Re: A treatise and criqitue on current AMV culture
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