Stop motion: Some really nice work, I especially liked the weird animal thing and the diving into water. Try work on your timing a bit more, observe real life clips of people and try apply that to your work, sometimes the movements seemed a bit fast, or too slow.

CG: Its coming along, I prefer CG animation nowadays as its much easier to manipulate characters, youve started off well though. Just apply the same principles as you would for any animation to your CG.

Heres a good book for animation if youre really serious: http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Animators-S … 0571202284

Now make a brickfilm.

I would agree with Rsteenoven, the Stop-Motion is very good all that would need a little work is timing.  Walking and running of the minifigs seemed good but the actions in between (guy with top hat falling over, man-ox thing falling, guy falling into pool, etc.) seemed a tad bit rushed.

With the CGI, the falling blocks after the dog pushed them could use a little work with the action-reaction timing.  Other then that the clips were rather short and hard to judge

Keep up the good work and I look forward to seeing a CGI Brickfilm soon