Re: BiM 2010: Avant-Garde [CLOSED]
I really wish I had entered this, I had a great idear but just didn't get around to doing it 
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I really wish I had entered this, I had a great idear but just didn't get around to doing it
My personal favourite to win would be Bodville or ZachMG. Both fabulous entries.
My favorites are Nick Durron, MindGame and Bodville.
They all were enjoyable, but I think Nick Durron's is the most avant-garde (keep the theme in mind) for a brickfilm.
My favorite entry has to be Just Kiddens, just because it has dialoge.
They all were enjoyable, but I think Nick Durron's is the most avant-garde (keep the theme in mind) for a brickfilm.
Even our entry?
No, All means every entry but Juggernaut's.
No, All means every entry but Juggernaut's.
Just to clarify, this guy's being sarcastic. No need to report him.
Okay then. We would just rather him not say that at all, even if it is sarcasm, though that's just us.
Welcome to the internet. What you would like differs vastly from what it really is.
I liked Timothy_R's the best.
Okay then. We would just rather him not say that at all, even if it is sarcasm, though that's just us.
There's no rules against being mean.
In other news i was impressed with Nick Durron's and Bodville's but i didn't like mindgame's. It looked like he just came up with something 2 days before the deadline and filmed it in one night. I've only seen a few films though, so maybe there's a film i like more.
Yeah, mind game's was good animation, but the story seemed kind of iffy to us. But I have not seen another film like it so I guess it could count as A-G.
I'm not sure how bodville's was A-G. Personally, [joke] my favorite is this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cR_5MuZ5BHo [/joke]
Last edited by eoh49 (July 30, 2010 (04:49pm))
The guy must not know how to read. AT ALL!
My favourites were Nick Durron, ZachMG, filmyguy, JK, and bodville. I WILL enter next year I WILL enter next year I WILL enter next year I WILL enter next year 
Woah, people actually liked my entry as one of their favorites? O_O "Jee whiz! Wasn't expecting that!"
My personal favorites were Nick Durron's, Timothy R's, Mindgame's, Peanut's, NiceGuy1130's, and filmyguy's.
-JK
JK, not to be mean or anything, but how was your's A-G?
I don't believe you read the description on the thread for my entry.
Well, the reason I entered that idea into it, was because it's an Avant-Garde Western. It's liek thinking outside the box, right? I thought it was a good idea to think outside the box for a genre of film. That probably wasn't the best interpretation of the theme, but whatever.
-JK
Last edited by Just Kidden (July 30, 2010 (06:47pm))
Just Kidden's animation was Avant-Garde in its animation and storyline (especially the ending).
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