I would say for the 'destroy you' one it was just... a bit too much of a jaunt. Three completely unrelated pieces of footage in every way in an anime-based parody, and FMA was seemingly tossed in for good measure after the first two. Plus the Katamari commercial was completely unrelated to the song except very indirectly, so I admit some confusion with that one. I can't say I don't like it, but I didn't find it laughably funny, more on the amusing side. But AMA liked it, so I want to see what people react to at Otakon for the clips I don't understand myself. Then again I feel like I'm the only one who friggan lost it at the Wall-E one. I laughed really hard at that one, although looking at my style of comedy in my vids I guess that's not really surprisingInspZenigata wrote:To be honest I didn't get any joke with FMP. I thought the Adobe part was chuckle-tastic.sakuraslight wrote:Kung fu panda Vid need better text and A better Logo at the end.
adobe/ demolition man vid Remove all text and image. and keep it with the FMP joke.
Kinda like my opinion on the "I wanna destroy you" clip. I actually thought the katamari and pucca clips worked amazingly well... I had no clue why FMA was even in there. It really was not fun at that point.

As for FMP, the juxtaposition is a really fine line when using anime in film. In this case, I liked it for some reason. Again, it wasn't quite laugh-out-loud funny, but if I had to define it, it's more like 'omg, those totally do describe Sousuke perfectly.' I've been a proponent of removing the Premiere reference because I don't believe those two jokes have any business overlapping as they do. If it was a Premiere joke, it should be created from the ground up for it. In every case I'd err on the side of the original video's purpose. If it didn't get a reaction at AMA, I personally believe it was for the same reason I couldn't really react: it was too much unrelated information. Plus jabbing at a program after I've had to learn several is kinda backwards for me, since I finally accepted it's only really annoying if I don't know the programs functionality well enough. So it's a shallow joke to me, reminding me of when I was blaming my software for my lack of ability to control it

As for text in Kung Fu Panda, if you wanted to leave the actor's names in there, make them centered on the screen with more definition, like a soft drop shadow or, even better, a light stroke so it doesn't look so thrown together (The text jumping around makes it distracting, when it's not supposed to be a focus). Then I'd say remove all the 'awards' text because EVERY cut in that clip has text on it and it gets cumbersome, especially when it's a block of comment text covering half the screen. I'm uncertain if I like the fake comments in it, but they are hard to read, so they definitely need a stroke if they remain at all. That may bump it up a level.