~MimS~ wrote:Great. I love your work once again.
Just sometimes the video quality isn't perfect.
Still...
Would u marry me? *_*
Emotion...In Retrospect.
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bladedude101
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Re: Emotion...In Retrospect.
Re-Evolution Studios plus Chiikaboom. We're taking our frickin' Cookies bitches!
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gotegenks
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OropherZero
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Re: Emotion...In Retrospect.
mmm.. didn't really like this one, felt a bit messy at places, soz 3/5
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EvaFan
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Re: Emotion...In Retrospect.
ehhh i dunno about this one. Really couldn't get into it at all. The video just seemed to have way to much going on and scene switching way to much for this soft mellow instrumental IMO. The pacings between video and audio were too off for me to get into it I think. Sorry. I think some times people are afraid of keeping a scene on the screen for a long time these days. I could only suggest trying to find other ways to sync like you did in your kobato amv.
2/5
2/5
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