Excellent film! The camera work and set design are both outstanding; I noticed a lot of original shots and camera movements which I liked a lot. The voices were totally spot on, as well as the dialogue. I especially loved the scene where Miss Marie-Jeanne stabbed the beast on the bridge, since that scene was fantastic in all aspects.

Good job on this!

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Currently going for the "Most Inactive" BiM award.

I loved the changing seasons shot and the camera movement before the guy shoots the beast.

Thanks everyone for your positive comments, they are really appreciated!

Sorry, but we don't understand what you mean... What does "jolty movement" mean, and which part of the film are you talking about when you say that?

This is a really cool brickfilm.
I love when someone makes something really big but actually puts enough effort into it to make it look actually good.  More people should make these "epic" brickfilms.

The only major complaint I have is that most of the scenes are in need of some colour correction.  It usually looks too yellow or orange.

Well, this has been added to my "Amazingly-Ambitious-and-Simply-Stellar-Brickfilms" list.

I've always been a big fan of the longer more involved brickfilms. I think they have always been the most inspiring and encouraging, and they certainly show off the best bits of the hobby.

The pacing was great, as it never felt slow or boring, but didn't rush through things either. The use of real-life paintings helped ground the work, and made the historical setting all the more real. Occasionally there were a few mistakes in the subtitle's timing/wording, but nothing too big or distracting. You're got some amazing shots in this, and it was a great pleasure to watch.

Thank you for sticking with this, and spending your time and money to make such a masterpiece.

I liked it very, very much. The color of it suited the style of the film. The animation was very well done, I especially liked the transitions for time, I don't know the exact term of it, but I hope you know what I mean. Good job guys!

We just released the making-of movie for Bestia:
http://youtu.be/YkYtFZR4gN8

Enjoy!

Well, sorry to disappoint you, but we think the best way to learn something is to observe and try by yourself. So, no, sorry, we’re not going to make a tutorial especially for you (and you didn’t even say “please”...) Just watch carefully, test by yourself, and use your imagination!

That's it, masterlego, we've destroyed everything and we don't really feel like building those kind of things again right now, you know...