Very original and the animation was smooth. Well done!

Thanks everyone!

I might make one of these at home, seems like a good change.

My comment is on YouTube. The pan was nice was this made with IStopmotion?

Wow, that was refreshing, I really enjoyed it.  If this was entered in AG you would have placed top five, maybe, Though the judging in that was a little iffy...
I am really glad to see some AG films produced after the contest, it's so great, the ideas continually produced are really cool and amazing.

Now to the film itself, the animation was amazing, the transred brick did have some minor problems, but a really good job there.  The lighting was a little bit iffy, but I think it worked for this particular short.  You my want to spend more time setting up your lighting and camera setting next time though, as it was a little dark.  There were also a few light flickers, this is normally the camera settings, but may have been caused by changing lighting.  Some of the camera movements and angles were good, but there seemed to be a shake throughout the entire film, be it caused from a moving set or camera, I don't know.  It may just be your editing program, but make sure your set and camera are securely stuck to your desk or other animating surface.  The general lack of a set fit this film, but I've noticed most of your films have nonexistent sets.  Make sure to build a set where necessary.  This one was an exception.  Now, I could not figure out what was happening in this, it was really confusing, even though I have watched five or six times, I still don't get what is going on.  Basically, this film is just some nice animation with studs.

All in all, a 4/5

Once again LegOpinions has taken the traditional LEGO stud, and transforms it into a brilliant mind boggling film. The concept is outstanding, and the animation is fantastic. The lighting is fantastic for what the film is trying to do, and we feel that this film didn't really need a set since it is trying to resemble older games that did not have sets either. This film gets a 4/5 and we now understand why you use this music, and it fits perfectly. Well done.

Thanks, Juggernaut. Oh, and BWJCLego, I can't get a capture program as I use a 12 Megapixel Camcorder, and I don't have the budget as yet to get Windows 7 and a Logitech. You see I have a Mac, so it's quite hard to find any good capture programs, and even then I have the Camcorder dilemma. Thanks anyway.

Very creative.

Always refreshing to see some films without minifigs in them.  I liked some of the animation and ideas in this, a little more structure to it might have been nice, but still pretty cool.

How you could improve story? Well, just take any story that can be told without dialogs, and scale all the sets (like Cameragoldentudios did in his Small World at the beginning). you can use any story you want, it's not that just because they're studs it's different. This reminds me of Leftfielder's "Macbeth in 2 minutes". Btw, I would be interested in seeing sequels, but with more ideas, not just studs moving random.