Avril is not for the pupils
Lo, once upon a time, there was a Lord who lived in a foreign country forgotten by Gods, and his name was Krinkels. He made some gory and mindlessly violent yet efficient movies called Madness (C.Q.F.D.). The animation was basic, movements were limited to up-down-right-left and the wounds appeared the same way wherever or in whatever position they were placed on the body. The fights were bloody and acrobatic. Teenagers, instead of slaying their little comrades at school, were watching these movies and loved them. They loved them so much they decided to make their own and discovered this style was not hard to imitate. And it was, well,... the madness madness.
All this grand paragraphe to say what ? This movie is just Madness with bunnies. Now I know it probably doesn't suffice you as a reasonable reason to give a rather low score, neither it is for most retards here, therefore I will tell you all the facts that sink your movie in my opinion.
First of everything, this is a madness look-a-like. While Madness is not even this good, an almost carbon copy can't be better. You're not the first, you're not the only one, and you won't be the lone to imitate this style come from devil-knows-where. I know kids love this but it infuriates me a freaking lot. It's extremely linear. It's boring. No matter how hard you try to move people and arms all around (and sometime it lookes like a hideous mess, slow motion option would be a good feature) you just end up showing the hero slicing or throwing a weapon. The last combat is sometimes interesting though.
Talking about the fights, it's astonishingly cliché. Not the most cliché aspect of the movie yet though. It's like all these stick movies and other dull action flicks here on Newgrounds where the hero can swin through all the ennemies without difficulty, doing impossible acrobatics and killing all of them without a single wound. Until the end with the big boss and he almost dies each time but every time he finds a way to summon an almost-godly power to revive his forces and kicks the boss's ass !!! There must be a thousand movies like this, it's a common scheme :
- Invincible hero beats everyone'ass
- He has problems fighting the boss
- He almost dies
- Even almost dead he found an absurd way to gain the power to beat him.
You blatantly didn't care about writing a good scenario at all.
Oh, and, excuse me, but the use of love into this is a way to gain girls' and emotional teenagers' attention. Admit it. That's not an offense though, I still respect you (which is a point most people have difficulty to understand), but where does she come from. Why does she help him. Why does she love him. We'll never know. And when he's almost slain by the (obviously) old japanese man (I mean, it's common to make the hardest boss an old wise-looking man, isn't it), she comes to help him ! Reaction : http://randazza.files.wordpress.com/2 008/11/facepalm.jpg
And then they fight him together. How cute. And when I watched her die, well...
Reaction : http://koltchak91120.files.wordpress.
com/2009/06/facepalm.jpg. And enraged he summoned a godly power to kill the meanie. I am not into your 2 pennies sentimentalism.
The whole movie is a cliché. Except there are bunnies. Why bunnies anyway ? Why are people so obsessed with bunnies ? Oh, I'm sure Illwillpress will make another trash-worthy "animation" about this. I don't really care. You want to hear good points ? Mmmmh, alright. Nice effects and colours. But the music was definitely better than the film itself. I am not surprised newgrounders have worshipped it so much and carried the score so high. I'm just sad they have. At least that's not a hentai parody. Actually, you can get better. You drew some nice characters at the end when each of the three were using their special powers. If only you could make a whole movie with this kind of drawing, this would be great and redeem the clichés. Don't be hating, I am not dissing your work in a vicious way. I hope you'll make better movies later, and the last part of the movie made me hope so.
Have a good day sir.