It was confusing the first time I saw it, but you're right, it makes a lot more sense after watching the first two parts.

Yeah, it's got light-flicker, sets bumps and some choppy animation, but the story is so incredibly immersive that I barely noticed the flaws. The voice actors are incredible, and really keep the longer talking scenes interesting. It seems a lot like the old classics with the great voice acting, longer length, more thought-out plot, but slightly lower technical values. It's very enjoyable, and doesn't feel drawn-out at all.

You've obviously gotten better over the course of filming this, it's just harder to tell at times due to the up-and-down nature of the quality. And while I noted the fact that the animation wasn't "Great," more-often-than-not I forgot about it's shortcomings due to the plot.

Congrats, that's one amazing piece of art.

P.S. I bet if you were to do a short film now, it would be quite a bit better than a comparable film from the pre-Package III days.

I watched this whist making and eating my breakfast and...doing the dishes!
Loved the story.
Yeah...
Amazing work.

WATCH NOW

Just finished watching! Very nice! Like Pritchard said, there were a few set bumps and light flicker here and there, but the story and the voice acting really kept me interested! I haven't watched Redherring, or the Package, so it was a little hard to understand, but I plan to watch those, too.

The Package IV?

Last edited by GHB (January 24, 2014 (03:19pm))

Well, that was awesome! Enjoyed every second of it. Kudos to you for being able to pull off this feat; an hour-long brickfilm! Making long brickfilms isn't very easy...

Last edited by Mickey (October 8, 2013 (07:42pm))

Very nice movie mate! Enjoyed it very much is there anything else your making atm that we can look forward to? Would love it if you put up updates of your next project as you did with this one enjoy it very much and get alot of inspiration, great job man!

Generalned

I would never make a film that long in lego, unless the people and things being lego is part of the story.

I really liked it bud. I thought it was a feat that my Batman film was twenty minutes but kudos to you. Like yourself I use the bricks as a form to tell my stories.Great job and look forward to your next project. Lastly how long did it take you from start to finish to complete this?

Last edited by Antonio Ferrara (January 10, 2013 (01:54pm))