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[-The Guardian-]

Effectually dynamic!

Great plot, and great execution into the story!

One can simply feel the utter randomness of why this particular young man was chosen to view such majesty, and can easily take hold of such a triumphant ending! Love the fact how you (along with your crew) was able to compress such a dynamic story line into such a short time-line!

Great visuals, and great choice of music!

Both of which drive the viewer to encompass the elevated atmosphere that delivers such a marvellous feeling!

Love it Love it LOVE IT!!

[Fågelskrämman]

True to the heart

I was never one to think about scarecrows this way. Now that I do, I begin to think how life would be if one were to be a scarecrow. Maybe a little odd I know, but I honestly thank you for creating such a masterpiece. This is a perfect representation of life's hard work, being rewarded with the best possible thing. Freedom.

Your talents speak more words than you can possibly imagine.

Well Done.

[asdfmovie3]

You're dead to me

Awesome lines there!!!
Specifically "You're dead to me" made me laugh hysterically.

B-e-a-utiful work, as usual ;)

[Friendship.]

Interesting...

I can easily say that this is the perfect picture for the story it was based upon.
Although it may be a little bit confusing for those who haven't read the description FIRST. I don't know maybe it's just me.

And I'm no expert, but the transitions between scenes could be a little more flowing I guess. Other than that, astonishing visuals and perfect detail. This flash animation really caught the image of the story. Great Job!

funkycaveman responds:

Thanks for the review, we are glad you enjoyed it. And yes it's a good idea to read the description before you watch, most people don't, cheers for that.

[Afterliving]

Perfect

Explosions in the Sky was a great choice for such a masterpiece. Keep up the good work, and you too shall keep living in everyone's hearts, minds, and souls.

For those who don't know the song -
"First Breath after Coma" by Explosions in the Sky