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by DriftRoot » Sun Jun 22, 2008 6:08 pm
Kind of a weird answer...
What kills an AMV for me (aside from subtitles, which is an auto-fail) is lack of communication, by which I mean an AMV that has nothing new or unique to tell me. Why should I watch something that inspires a "been there, done that" feeling? What can I get out of your video that I can't get out of someone else's? I hesitate to call this lack of communication a lack of storyline, because there are many videos which have no real storyline, but certainly share certain concepts or emotions. An AMV could have good effects and synch...but there are lots of videos which do that and more. It's the "more" I'm looking for, and if an AMV doesn't have it then I'm turning it off. Usually I give things about 60 seconds to sort themselves out...