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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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that Unrenewable video is pretty cool
Anyway, my favorite "classics" would be the same as my favorite brickfilms overall.
Robota
Twelve Bucks
^lol.
My Top 9 Brickfilm Classics (in no particular order)
The Magic Portal, Lindsay Fleay (I think)
Anything goes, Desert Combat and Sands of Victory(Trilogy), Bioplec
The Letter, JAMES FM
Picturesque, Nick Durron
The Package 2, Redherring, Saminatorger
Driven, Nathan Wells
and
Robota, Marc Beurteaux
Last edited by Jed277.tv (August 12, 2010 (03:00pm))
Picturesque? I would think the Inventor would be more of a classic than Picturesque.
Yeah, especially with that... *ehem* pawn shop line. 
Ok, sorry I said anything. 
Note: Most of these I went off plot.
Last edited by Jed277.tv (August 13, 2010 (12:58am))
Hmm, most of these seem to have come before we entered the dark ages of Brickfilming.
Dark Ages? Do you mean Forestfire101's recruits?
What I'm saying is, in the times of Brickfilms.com and early Bricksinmotion.com, people made more classic films with great storylines. Now, there are too many brickfilmers, not as many classics come out, far too many people are inspired by Forestfire101's films. Also most people make films with a very strange/confusing storyline. We, friends are in the dark ages. 
The reason they are called classics jstudios, is because they are old and long standing respected films..... so of course they are all before your so called "dark ages", which i do not agree on btw.
Last edited by Rsteenoven (August 13, 2010 (07:40am))
"Cyclic", won second at STAR and basiclly owned thefourmonkeys brickfilming contest.
Also most people make films with a very strange/confusing storyline.
Strange/confusing storylines are fine, (The Franky Job was brilliant). I think it's the fact that most brickfilm storylines nowadays are boring and generic.
Last edited by Danimation (August 13, 2010 (07:42am))
I know there have been some classic brickfilms in the "dark ages". And what I meant by confusing/strange storylines is storylines that make no sense whatsoever.
We, friends are in the dark ages.
Don't worry, jstudios. The Dark Ages will soon be over. In fact, Brickfilms.Com is being brought back! 
When that happens, maybe we can merge sites! That's what I fantasize about.
Don't worry, jstudios. The Dark Ages will soon be over. In fact, Brickfilms.Com is being brought back!
Wow...
GoldenCameraStudios, Brickfilms.com is dead, deceased, trolled, you get the picture. Merging sites would do more damage than good.
Also most people make films with a very strange/confusing storyline.
Strange/confusing storylines are fine, (The Franky Job was brilliant). I think it's the fact that most brickfilm storylines nowadays are boring and generic.
We think the exact same thing.
goldencamerastudios wrote:Don't worry, jstudios. The Dark Ages will soon be over. In fact, Brickfilms.Com is being brought back!
Wow...
Haha. I wouldn't want to be there when he wakes up.
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