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We are a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation using LEGO® and similar construction toys. Here, you can share your work, join our community of other brickfilmers, and participate in periodic animation contests!
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I'm still in love with Grace.
Not my fav' but still worth a watch
Grace.
I'm telling you, I was watching the FIG DVD, and it has the order of films; Grace, Beast, etc. I wached Grace, and then straigt away Beast, and I know that Nathan is an amazing animator, but when you watched them one after the other, it made Nathans' look like trash, set bumps everywhere, jerky aniamtion and whatnot. Nothing can beat Grace. I only spotted one mistake in the whole Grace, and that was, in the opening scene, you see on the bottom right of the screen a peice of trash coming away from the rest of the pile because the blutak was loose. Other than that, its perfect.
Im with Maron, Grace, has fine, crisp camera quality, Along with Superb animation, that tops everything off.
The story is good, but you dont really know whats happening, the story was a bit weak,
Grace #1
Feel Great#2
w00t!#3
Unrenewable
The New Neighbor
Out of Time
Also Thwacked Zarathustra
Kerouac
Descension
Fallen: Part One
Why is everybody raving about Moronic? Nothing against the director, but you all should see some older brickfilms to get a foundation.
The Magic Portal by Lindsay Fleay This is just so mindblowingly awesome. I enjoy every second of it.
Hamburger and Meatloaf by KG These are some of the films that I enjoy the most. I love all of KG's films, but these are so damn hilarious!
Grace by Nosniborus Epic.
Pigeon Negotiator by Rsteenoven This may seem to be an odd favorite, but there's something that makes me love it.
Anne Frank in Bricks by Motfilms Funniest film I've seen. If you haven't seen it, then what the hell are you waiting for?!
MindGame - Hypothetical Possibilities
When I first laid my eyes on this on this film, it instantly became a classic.
Sméagol - The Oven
Wow, this film just keeps blowing me away. The sets, visuals, and acting are just outstanding.
LeftFielder - Unmasked
Brilliant style of humor, and of course the acting from the Leftfields never fails.
Sméagol - Unrenewable
Probably the greatest visuals in a brickfilm out there! And not to mention that the story is very interesting, in a good way.
Grace.
I rewatched Grace this morning and it was just that bit more amazing. I can really appreciate everything about it now.
Holy crap I forgot about Smeagol!!
More of my favorites are
-JK
Last edited by Just Kidden (September 15, 2010 (02:29pm))
Grace.
I'm telling you, I was watching the FIG DVD, and it has the order of films; Grace, Beast, etc. I wached Grace, and then straigt away Beast, and I know that Nathan is an amazing animator, but when you watched them one after the other, it made Nathans' look like trash, set bumps everywhere, jerky aniamtion and whatnot. Nothing can beat Grace. I only spotted one mistake in the whole Grace, and that was, in the opening scene, you see on the bottom right of the screen a peice of trash coming away from the rest of the pile because the blutak was loose. Other than that, its perfect.
Your DVD came from Saul? Cool. I didn't know that.
No it was from Revmen probably, because if saul gave him a DVD i'm annoyed cos he owes me my BHC prize from a year and a half ago.
Also
-JK
Last edited by Just Kidden (September 15, 2010 (02:29pm))
No it was from Revmen probably, because if saul gave him a DVD i'm annoyed cos he owes me my BHC prize from a year and a half ago.
Mail Revmen asking for a DVD dude.
He did the same for Maron, Daragh and me.
-Darkman
Last edited by Darkman (January 17, 2009 (02:01pm))
My favorite brickfilm recently is Attack of the Second Amendment. Not a lot of fancy fx but it's shot like a real movie, with thought given to dramatic camera angles and how to tell the story through the action. There's not many people do that.
My favourites are
Driven 
Batman Metamorphosis 
and
Harry Potter and the Muggle Commando 
Grace.
It's the only brickfilm that I have ever watched and felt that it was made like a hollywood movie. The story is simple, but it has excellent plot beats and pacing. The scene where Travis wins the Phoenix Badge is my favorite. The way the audio fades out and the video slows down, and Travis towering over the bully nearly a silhouette is pure genius. An excellent film in all respects.
-ht
Last edited by High Tower (January 17, 2009 (04:30pm))
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