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Green Eye
Detective Marty Marlowe gets more than he bargained for while investigating a shooting. This is sort of an Abduction spin-off, set in the same world but with different characters.
Last edited by Nick Durron (December 18, 2011 (03:31pm))
I loved it, the twist was really well thought out.
Clever, the plot was well developed and the end surprised me. There was room for interpretation, and it all came together well.
this is totally gonna get first!
I couldn't tell if this was a side story to the Abduction films.
I really liked it, it wasn't the most original storyline, but the technical aspects certainly made up for it.
Good work.
Man, I really liked it. When the detective was just staring at the mugs, it hit me. I never expected that. A really good short by itself. Animation, sets, lighting, were all superb. Amazing job! 
Outstanding. Though I feel as if I've seen this type of plot from somewhere... perhaps it's just the fact that I've watched this so many times. You have a good chance of getting first.
Pretty cool. The lighting was really, really good, and the plot was interesting and kinda cool for something made in such a short time period. I'm always so amazed by what people can do in so short a time.
Though I was kinda disappointed by the main guy's double sided face. 
It really shouldn't be used unless you have a hat/wig to cover their "alter ego"
Perhaps my favorite out of all the THAC entries so far. Nick Durron, you are turning into one of my favorite animators of all time.
4.7/5
Stunning. Nearly perfect. 
I would love if you could make a series out of this! 
Awesome! Great animation and plot!
That was really cool. Excellent animation, great sets, and nice plot. The twist at the end was brilliant. Good work!
you need to make a lighting tutorial!
Yeah I'm digging the cinematography, particularly considering you did this all in 24 hours. The smash-cut transitions between the scenes are pretty cool, too, and something I've not seen in a brickfilm before. I like that you took a different approach to the 'Abduction' universe this time.
Thanks everyone! Looks like I'll have to plan that lighting tutorial for after I do the face animation tutorial I've been meaning to do for several years...
Though I was kinda disappointed by the main guy's double sided face.
I agree. I did another film with a head like that, and I switched it out for another head every time he turned around, but I was in too much of a hurry to think about that here.
The smash-cut transitions between the scenes are pretty cool, too, and something I've not seen in a brickfilm before.
Thanks. I just watched Hot Fuzz recently and thought that would be an interesting thing to try.
hey! My name is Marlowe!
Congrats It was really cool!
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