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Good but not one of your best, I say

I personally didn't find this very entertaining, action wise. While it did get the point across and it did do smoothly, it wasn't a very thrilling idea in my opinion.

Funny as hell though.

I mean what's not funny about some random guy with red, spikey hair duking it out with Vampire Robots? I rest my case.

I'd say comparabely (Yeah, my spelling sucks today, I think) you're other flashes were better (ofcourse this wasn't really intended to be great, or so it seems but meh.)

But fuck, what am I talking about. I couldn't make a flash thing to save my life, so. (shrugs) Bah.

Anyway, it's not bad, but it could've been better.

And though I don't think you really care either way, I can't help but comment about the replies you give people. =P

"wow!"

"woo!"

Now all we need is, "Wee" and we'll have Ling from Kung Pow. =P

"Wee-oo, wee-oo"

...Uhhhnnn...yeah. Keep up the good work.

Peace.

rvyn responds:

You're absolutely right in all regards. Thanks for noticing.


And just for you: wee!

[Orpheus: The Rock Musical]

Revolutionary, to say the least.

This was very well done, I say.

It's probabely the longest flash thing I've ever seen, and probabely will ever see on this site. This is a good thing as it shows talent and the ability to make something long and keep it as interesting as it was.

I've always enjoyed Greek Mythology and the stories that were involved. It was really nice to see this, because until I did, I'd never heard of this particular story.

For that, I applaud you. Plus it showed the great animating skills that most of your flash's contain, so you know it has to be good.

And ofcourse the music was awesome. There were a couple parts where the sound was kind of grainy, or didn't work too well, but it's not that big of a deal.

Anyway, I really enjoyed this. A masterpiece if I may say so.

Have a nice day, and keep up the good work.

rvyn responds:

Thanks a lot for the review! It's a little trimmed from the final script by about a minute or so just because i didn't have enough time to work it out. anyway, i hope you stick around for the next project!

[Afterwards]

Hmmmmm...

The elements may have had an involvment but I'm assuming that that wasn't an intentional thing.

The way I see it is he's on a plane drawing something. In his imagination he finds himself going into a nice restaraunte (or what have you) and waiting for that 'special someone.' He makes everything perfect, and waits.

The butterfly getting caught in the flame, I believe, somehow symbolizes that his vision won't end well.

He see's his love coming in, and she walks over to him. They share a small conversation and begin dancing.

As the time goes, they eventually tire of this, and sit down. They share a passionate kiss which brings them closer in their relationship. However like with the butterfly, the dream is struck down as he realizes it's only a dream. However he writes , "Save this for afterwards." on the drawing to maybe see if he'll have a relationship with a similar event, perhaps?

Or maybe he's going to see someone and he sees this event taking place while in this relationship.

This could be interpreted in many different ways, so it's really quite difficult to say which is truly right (well for the reviewers anyway. You made it so you know what the point is and what not.)

However whether I got it right or not, it's still a nice piece and very well done. Keep up the good work with these.

rvyn responds:

The earlier part is a little off, but your interpretation of the ending is closer than most people's interpretations. as far as the moth/butterfly is concerned, think icarus. i left the moth's ultimate fate a little ambiguous (though not overtly) so depending on the viewer's mood, that moth either dies or lives. Thanks a lot for the review and I appreciate you taking your time watching.