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Check out the English subtitles.
A new episode of the Assassin's Lego saga. Enjoy it!
You can watch the full series here.
Last edited by HarryAndBillyBrick (August 4, 2014 (01:24pm))
That was great!
Man, your films would be so much better if you'd just voice all of them in English. Not many people on YouTube speak Spanish, English is more of a standard language for things. I don't mean to insult your language or anything, but it's hard to associate with the characters in your films if they all speak the same monotone Spanish.
Man, your films would be so much better if you'd just voice all of them in English. Not many people on YouTube speak Spanish, English is more of a standard language for things. I don't mean to insult your language or anything, but it's hard to associate with the characters in your films if they all speak the same monotone Spanish.
Wout, how about you voice all of your videos in Mandarin Chinese? It's the language spoken by most people on the planet, so clearly you should be able to speak it and make your videos in it.
I really like the opening crime montage. It is incredibly well done. I really like the shot with the pier.
First, before the language thing gets out of hand, he can make it in whatever language he wants to.
Most people prefer doing it in their native tongue, and there's absolutely no problem with that. It's a lot of work to do subtitles, and I'm very thankful for his writing those and allowing us English speakers to also enjoy and follow the film.
Also, when you're fully immersed in the film, and enjoying it for what it is, you'll hopefully find that subtitles work just fine, as many others already do.
Now, as to the film, I'm very impressed.
The animation is good, the sets are great, and the camera movements are amazing!
You did a great job conveying the story, and adding to the other parts while still making this stand alone enough for new viewers to understand it. The music fits well, and the only flaw is there is only one flash-toned face among all the other yellow faces. It does make him stand out and seem special, as well as keep the focus and attention on him, but it does look a bit out of place.
Fantastic job, and I look forward to your next film!
I really loved this! In addition to what Pritchard said, I would like to add that I think you should have had some wall in the back of the police station set when it was seen from the outside. I'm not against the use of official sets, but adding walls in the back would help it fit better so that you don't see through it.
The music fits well, and the only flaw is there is only one flash-toned face among all the other yellow faces. It does make him stand out and seem special, as well as keep the focus and attention on him, but it does look a bit out of place.
Fantastic job, and I look forward to your next film!
Thanks man! Regarding the Assassin's skin color it's true that in this episode he's the only character who has that skin, but if you look at other episodes of the series you can see other characters with this skin tone. Yellow and flash-toned faces are mixed in the series.
I really loved this! In addition to what Pritchard said, I would like to add that I think you should have had some wall in the back of the police station set when it was seen from the outside. I'm not against the use of official sets, but adding walls in the back would help it fit better so that you don't see through it.
True... My mistake, I'll try to be more clear next time.
Very well done, what was most eye-catching was the really well done animation. For the most part it was really convincing and well done. The cinematography was also super nice, however at times it became a bit annoying when there was too much shaky cam used, I'm not a real fan of it. When there are some still or just moving-but-not-shaking shots it's really lovely though.
The cinematography was also super nice, however at times it became a bit annoying when there was too much shaky cam used, I'm not a real fan of it.
I'm agree with you, but I liked the video, and I also liked the pier scene
It was one of the most intrigating (in case that isn't the most intrigating) Assasins video
The cinematography, animation and set design of this film is so good that I have watched this film over and over again since you released it. I have told you already, but wonderful work, my friend! Keep up this fantastic work!
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