Score: 10

"Keeps me guessing"

submission: Roof Tiling

date: March 7, 2005

You create such vivid and effective disturbed characters. Your movies keep me in suspense, because I really have no idea what they might do or say next. I love it.

Score: 0

"No."

submission: No Moe

date: June 25, 2004

The joke commercials from You Don't Know Jack, such as this one, are brilliant. What have you added to it? Indeed, you've *detracted* from it -- not only with poor graphics, but a failure to accurately illustrate some of the jokes in the commercial -- and yet people will congratulate you for an idea that you had nothing to do with. For shame. No better than scribbling your name on someone else's homework.

Score: 10

"Beautiful"

submission: HotFish-SameButDifferent

date: June 25, 2004

It's beautiful, and I love it. Thank you for translating this into English, as I had watched it from your site in Korean, but it was more meaningful when I could understand the text. The theme of human drama, whether realised through humans or animal characters, can be a powerful one, and this opening tells that there is plenty of it in your story.

Score: 10

"Nice and stylish"

submission: Another Dress Up

date: May 21, 2003

Nice organisation of the clothing -- made it much more efficient and convenient to work with than the usual big dump of clothing everywhere. I noticed that no matter where you drop the clothing on the left, it returns to its proper layer whenever you swap. Nice touch there. Nice assortment of clothes, and I liked the large choice of colours for the clothes, hair, eyes, and skin as well.

Score: 9

"As good as Xiao Xiao"

submission: Blue X (real)

date: May 5, 2003

I'll repeat what I said in review of the fraudulent entry: Good like Xiao Xiao, and it doesn't even look like you animated it in 3D (which is a good thing). Amusing reactions with some of the enemies in there. Must say it's a good thing none of these guys had guns, though.

Score: 9

"As good as Xiao Xiao"

submission: Blue X

date: April 30, 2003

Good like Xiao Xiao, and it doesn't even look like you animated it in 3D (which is a good thing). Amusing reactions with some of the enemies in there. Must say it's a good thing none of these guys had guns, though.

Score: 6

"I was expecting more, but..."

submission: Hamlet, Act 1 Scene 4

date: April 28, 2003

I read your description before watching it, and it sounded very interesting. From the sound of it you probably showed this in class while explaining the symbolism aloud. I would suggest that you include the symbolism information in the movie itself. They don't stand apart very well. If you put the relevant information as popup information in clickable things, such as the moon, or Hamlet's hand, it would also add some good interactivity to this and make it a better piece. As it is now, I couldn't rate it as high as I would have liked, but my vote did raise its score. I had to give you high marks on style, though.