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dreamawake
- Prodigal Pen-Throttle
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Niotex
- The Phantom Canine
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Video didn't have the same Noir feel or character that the original trailer did. While the protagonist match near perfect you did absolutely nothing to push the gloom feeling of the trailer. Which is just fucking sad considering you could've at least done some color filtering.
5.4/10
Fokken Sadface =\
5.4/10
Fokken Sadface =\
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SilkAMV
- Joined: Mon Apr 23, 2007 10:28 pm
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Dude, I could've left the theater, bought some more popcorn, come back and finished it in the time it took him to fire that shotgun behind him. Most yawntastic slo-mo ever. There's such thing as TOO SLOW. There wasn't even a reason to go into slow motion either. However I look at it I would've liked that scene a lot better at regular speed.ArashinomeAMV wrote:Wut, in the movie? I quite dug the slow-mo they did in the movie, they just didn't do it enough <.<Silk_SK wrote:Hands down worst slow motion scenes I've ever seen.
It felt more original the way they did it, without rippin off matrix and such.
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dreamawake
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Awww you exaggerateSilk_SK wrote:Dude, I could've left the theater, bought some more popcorn, come back and finished it in the time it took him to fire that shotgun behind him. Most yawntastic slo-mo ever. There's such thing as TOO SLOW. There wasn't even a reason to go into slow motion either. However I look at it I would've liked that scene a lot better at regular speed.ArashinomeAMV wrote:Wut, in the movie? I quite dug the slow-mo they did in the movie, they just didn't do it enough <.<Silk_SK wrote:Hands down worst slow motion scenes I've ever seen.
It felt more original the way they did it, without rippin off matrix and such.
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SilkAMV
- Joined: Mon Apr 23, 2007 10:28 pm
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Are you telling me you wouldn't have gone "HOLY CRAP!" if he did that at regular speed? Whereas in slow motion you're like "Oh. He's leaning backward and shooting a shot gun. I could do that in slo-mo too." It's like a cheap effect in an AMV. "Ooh look a special effect."ArashinomeAMV wrote:Awww you exaggerateSilk_SK wrote:Dude, I could've left the theater, bought some more popcorn, come back and finished it in the time it took him to fire that shotgun behind him. Most yawntastic slo-mo ever. There's such thing as TOO SLOW. There wasn't even a reason to go into slow motion either. However I look at it I would've liked that scene a lot better at regular speed.ArashinomeAMV wrote:Wut, in the movie? I quite dug the slow-mo they did in the movie, they just didn't do it enough <.<Silk_SK wrote:Hands down worst slow motion scenes I've ever seen.
It felt more original the way they did it, without rippin off matrix and such.