Nie spodziewalem sie znalezc ciebie tutaj. Zdarza mi sie czytac twoje komiksy od czasu do czasu, ale nie wpadlbym na to, ze specjalizujesz sie tez w gierkach fleszowych...
Moje uszanowanie dla swietnego warsztatu i klimatu w komiksach, ktory czesciowo skrywa sie tez w tej malej grze.
Pozdrawiam, i przy okazji zapraszam na moje konto tutaj i/lub strone, :)
Alek Wasilewski.
Mostly referring to "ripping" accusations
Scarydoll is right, as far as I see it there are no direct similarities between his flash short and my "Smile!", except a "smile" in the title. Aloneinthedark, thank you for your will of defending my intellectual property, yet I don't think it's necessary here... although the smiley b/w sunrise which can be seen a quarter second at the very ending sure looked totalitarian ;) ...
Jokes aside, as the author said, that's different stuff, "from different barrel" as I'd normally say in Polish.
A few words about the flash itself, I find it a very witty fairy tale, as far as it could've been told in 10 seconds. If not the contest specification, I wouldn't find this form a good one at all, hastiness doesn't do grim fairy tales very well. But considering it just had to be done this way, you handled it quite well.
Great job, as always. I always enjoy a new movie of yours. Good luck on the contest. Now, get to something bigger :)
Unfortunately the author is not Michael Moore and "propaganda" in his execution is so cheap it hurts. Every time mr. Walrus attempted to make a shiny "pwnage" on Moore, he more and more made be believe in Moore's words, the ones that he himself was quoting, in a poor attempt to mock them and/or put them out of context..
His shocking truths revealed, like Moore being "enemy of freedom" (a true Bush-ish statement, in the background of the American flag) , or the black sheriff motive, were... truly shocking. I congratulate Mr. Walrus on his deep research. I feel enlighted. And accusing Moore of being a sellout while a minute later advertising porn and t-shirts was an idea of similar brilliance.
My personal views on Moore aside, mr. Walrus shows himself in this performance (and some others) as just another simple-minded leech trying to suck money off the internet folk. There are quite a lot of them, you know...
I think showing boobs of celebrities worked better for this goal, however.
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All 85 flash Reviews
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars January 27, 2009
Only for people with true motivation
Finally! Drowned my duck after 7(!!) minutes of holding the left mouse button. I feel really proud of myself.
Some lung capacity on this one.
Rated 5 / 5 stars November 18, 2008
Great this stuff resurfaces now
"NG Lost Treasures" indeed, remember stumbling on this some 4 years ago... Made me take a glimpse on the website as well.
Rated 5 / 5 stars November 6, 2007
Let's join the Adam Phillips bandwagon!
Woohoo!
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars September 29, 2007
Nice
Hey, that was good stuff. Great consistent stylization AND a story!
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars April 20, 2007
Oooh... Aaah...
Excellent stuff, a walking oozing playground for all your animation skills to toy around and look good doing it.
Rated 4 / 5 stars February 3, 2006
Ha! Mateusz Skutnik na Niugraunds?
Nie spodziewalem sie znalezc ciebie tutaj. Zdarza mi sie czytac twoje komiksy od czasu do czasu, ale nie wpadlbym na to, ze specjalizujesz sie tez w gierkach fleszowych...
Moje uszanowanie dla swietnego warsztatu i klimatu w komiksach, ktory czesciowo skrywa sie tez w tej malej grze.
Pozdrawiam, i przy okazji zapraszam na moje konto tutaj i/lub strone, :)
Alek Wasilewski.
Rated 4 / 5 stars May 15, 2005
Why a sad tale?
It has a happy ending! In fact, it's heartwarming.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars December 21, 2004
didn't expect much..
... and was suprised.
Exceptionally well pulled off for this kind of spoof. Good idea, very careful execution. ... oh, and a good laugh, too :)
Rated 4 / 5 stars September 27, 2004
Mostly referring to "ripping" accusations
Scarydoll is right, as far as I see it there are no direct similarities between his flash short and my "Smile!", except a "smile" in the title. Aloneinthedark, thank you for your will of defending my intellectual property, yet I don't think it's necessary here... although the smiley b/w sunrise which can be seen a quarter second at the very ending sure looked totalitarian ;) ...
Jokes aside, as the author said, that's different stuff, "from different barrel" as I'd normally say in Polish.
A few words about the flash itself, I find it a very witty fairy tale, as far as it could've been told in 10 seconds. If not the contest specification, I wouldn't find this form a good one at all, hastiness doesn't do grim fairy tales very well. But considering it just had to be done this way, you handled it quite well.
Great job, as always. I always enjoy a new movie of yours. Good luck on the contest. Now, get to something bigger :)
Rated 1 / 5 stars September 2, 2004
you michael moore wannabe you...
Unfortunately the author is not Michael Moore and "propaganda" in his execution is so cheap it hurts. Every time mr. Walrus attempted to make a shiny "pwnage" on Moore, he more and more made be believe in Moore's words, the ones that he himself was quoting, in a poor attempt to mock them and/or put them out of context..
His shocking truths revealed, like Moore being "enemy of freedom" (a true Bush-ish statement, in the background of the American flag) , or the black sheriff motive, were... truly shocking. I congratulate Mr. Walrus on his deep research. I feel enlighted. And accusing Moore of being a sellout while a minute later advertising porn and t-shirts was an idea of similar brilliance.
My personal views on Moore aside, mr. Walrus shows himself in this performance (and some others) as just another simple-minded leech trying to suck money off the internet folk. There are quite a lot of them, you know...
I think showing boobs of celebrities worked better for this goal, however.