Decent cartoon.
Very funny. The humor was very entertaining. There was a lot of interaction involved between the characters when the conversed. Simultaneous talking was entertaining as well, making this very interesting to listen to. Animation wasn't bad, but when the montage began, it got pretty meh. Obvious signs of laziness. Sorry, but you lost a star for that.
Decent...
Music wasn't really fitting and the animation was kinda choppy, but I can understand the work you've put into it. I'd probably get lazy between movement transitions, too. With that in mind, kudos for doing a full FBF project that I would've been too lazy to do.
(Also, don't take this as something negative).
That was awesome!
Despite sticks being easy to animate, you had some sexy fluidity thar, my boy. The sound effects were very lulzy, as were some of the deaths.
I, too, was gonna make something like this, but I took too long, so I just said "Fuck it." I'm sure happy you didn't do the same thing.
-Alpha with a <3
It was a turbulent ride, to be sure, I never intended to give up on it though. Really can't believe I started it in 2004 though, lol.
That was mad funny!
You've come a long way since Tricky Apotheosis. This was incredibly fluid animation, first off. The humor was very fitting of the mood. I loved how the first birth scene flowed. My favorite part of that scene was when Bambee twitched and the rabbit, on the verge of throwing up, did so. It really turned the magical, wonderful moment into one that is the exact opposite of what was expected.
The change of plot was done so well. Just when you expect something of the winter scene, you have it instantly move on to spring - which, by the way, was my favorite part. The incredibly opaque look Bambi had after he fell, combined with the overly dramatic music, made it incredibly funny. And just when the action seemed to die, he began to started to glow, took off in flight, and descended upon an elf apparently giving birth to a unicorn with an unnaturally optimistic face (which was completely random, but so funny).
I really enjoyed this and hope to see more of your work. 10'd and 5'd.
A little fast...
But this was mad funny, Shock and Wulf.
HAI ALPHA
Rose above the rest by far.
First, let me state that I want this to be a right-from-the-heart review. Not an ordinary "Oh, good job" review.
At first, I thought the audio completely threw the whole mood of this movie off. I expected a dark, industrial type of score. And, frankly, Jebus reloading the TAC was a little choppy, but that can be understood due to a lack of versatile sprites.
Next, I want to congratulate you on the time/ action pacing. Even though this dragged on at the beginning, the action gradually got higher and higher. Once it rose, it didn't fall back down again. I noticed, too, that the physics were different. There was a lot more momentum in this one. Jebus moved diofferently, too. Rather than simply staying is place like he did in MC1-5, when he flew, he carried on much more with his momentum. Kinda like a little flashback to Madness Interactive. The lazor eyes were a shock. That's the wrong way to fire a lazor ;), but it still works. The evaporation look from the blasts were so realistic.
Artistically, you took an incredible turn. This is where my expectations, already through the roof, were overachieved. The detail in the crushed walls, the 3D effect, the blood, and the blasts. I noticed you used a lot of filters in this movie. When I get on a better computer, I'll be sure to appreciate those when my slow-ass laptop is lagging like hell. The fire from MC7 must've given you practice for the MM's head flames and disappearing acts. Those were incredibly well animated. Animationwise, you've really become very developed. Each character had their own style of fighting/ movements. To discriminate between those movements must be very painstaking to animate, rather that make them move all the same. My favorite pieces of animation were the elevator scene, the final explosion, and the minigun scene. The latter, being my favorite part of the animation. The cinematics in it were that of a virtuoso cameraman.
All in all, I believed this would be no bigger of a surprise than MC6 or MC7, but this was unbelievable. And I'm not saying this just to flatter you. This gave a catalyst to every old aspect of Madness and even gave a burst of energy to the new aspects of it. The ending was really a doomsday effect. Though it was kind of stupid for the Mystery Man to fire his rocket launcher right next to his computer, I'm sure it'll be used for some sort of plot twist. BTW, where was Hank at the end?
Nice!
Didn't even think of Shrek when I saw this. This was very smooth and entertaining to watch. You deserved Front Page.
Now Slampbell
Age 31
Animator
NY
Joined on 6/21/06
Bioshlock 2 
Nintendo Power 
Battlepark 
Bambee 
Madness Apolykaps 3 
Madness Inundation 
The Ghoul and the Girl 
Muffin Madness 
