Haven't seen the film, so am reviewing this blind -- but this was creative!
I liked all the in-text effects, and did not expect the other guy to get knocked out with an oar or whatever that was, or the makeup/crossdressing stuff towards the end.
I'm getting a sense of black comedy with the film itself, especially given a lot of the skewed shots. The song seemed to work reasonably well.
I liked the distortion/fisheye effects at about 2:15ish; they gave a good sense of skewed craziness as well without seeming just slapped on there to show off or what have you.
A couple of talky clips here and there, and some beats were slightly off, but the song has a fast drumbeat, all the same.
I was expecting the in-text to pick up again towards the end -- considering it was so strong at the start, I think picking it up again at the end wouldn't hurt.
Good job!
Thank you so much for the review I'm glad you liked it. It was fun to made it. I highly recommended to you to watch this film, I really enjoyed it:)
thefilmchick posted on 24.05. at 20:38 Haven't seen the film, so am reviewing this blind -- but this was creative!
I liked all the in-text effects, and did not expect the other guy to get knocked out with an oar or whatever that was, or the makeup/crossdressing stuff towards the end.
I'm getting a sense of black comedy with the film itself, especially given a lot of the skewed shots. The song seemed to work reasonably well.
I liked the distortion/fisheye effects at about 2:15ish; they gave a good sense of skewed craziness as well without seeming just slapped on there to show off or what have you.
A couple of talky clips here and there, and some beats were slightly off, but the song has a fast drumbeat, all the same.
I was expecting the in-text to pick up again towards the end -- considering it was so strong at the start, I think picking it up again at the end wouldn't hurt.
Good job!
Galadriel posted on 24.05. at 19:24 ***Automated Message*** "Paranoia?" 05-24-2012
What happened with Patrick?
Fandom: A Dogs Breakfast
Song: Paranoia by Stone Parade
Vidder: Galadriel
Length: 3:57 (72 MB MP4)
I liked all the in-text effects, and did not expect the other guy to get knocked out with an oar or whatever that was, or the makeup/crossdressing stuff towards the end.
I'm getting a sense of black comedy with the film itself, especially given a lot of the skewed shots. The song seemed to work reasonably well.
I liked the distortion/fisheye effects at about 2:15ish; they gave a good sense of skewed craziness as well without seeming just slapped on there to show off or what have you.
A couple of talky clips here and there, and some beats were slightly off, but the song has a fast drumbeat, all the same.
I was expecting the in-text to pick up again towards the end -- considering it was so strong at the start, I think picking it up again at the end wouldn't hurt.
Good job!
Thank you so much for the review
Haven't seen the film, so am reviewing this blind -- but this was creative!
I liked all the in-text effects, and did not expect the other guy to get knocked out with an oar or whatever that was, or the makeup/crossdressing stuff towards the end.
I'm getting a sense of black comedy with the film itself, especially given a lot of the skewed shots. The song seemed to work reasonably well.
I liked the distortion/fisheye effects at about 2:15ish; they gave a good sense of skewed craziness as well without seeming just slapped on there to show off or what have you.
A couple of talky clips here and there, and some beats were slightly off, but the song has a fast drumbeat, all the same.
I was expecting the in-text to pick up again towards the end -- considering it was so strong at the start, I think picking it up again at the end wouldn't hurt.
Good job!
***Automated Message***
"Paranoia?" 05-24-2012
What happened with Patrick?
Fandom: A Dogs Breakfast
Song: Paranoia by Stone Parade
Vidder: Galadriel
Length: 3:57 (72 MB MP4)
Link(s): http://galadrielshome.yolasite.com/paranoia.php
https://vimeo.com/21057096