Well some of the scenes aren't particularly interesting, but are kinda needed for the story. I think about 5 minutes of it has nothing happening, the rest has boulders, bridges, cannibals, cannon attacks, swords, fights, chases, etc. Most of that comes at the end though.
There is a bit which I think I can cut out, I'll probably do that. But that'll only make it about 15 seconds shorter, I don't think much else can be cut.

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I've updated the entries list.  I should note that I have not simply listed every video submitted; I have been eliminating submissions that contain obvious copyrighted content or are public Youtube videos that were posted a long time ago and aren't really relevant to the contest theme anyway.

Filmfire, 14 minutes isn't totally unreasonable, but I frequently find myself bored with brickfilms that are that long if the narrative doesn't flow at a good pace.  If you think you can make the film better by cutting a few minutes out, I would generally encourage that.  Often less is more.

Hehehe
Pirate Rule! was 4 GB.
Twelve hour upload. not fun.

Hey, just wondering, guys, I know it's too late now since 'Pirates' has already been released, but do you think that could have been a ToY entry?
It's pretty far fetched, but it still has a historical setting (although it be ridiculous).

My entry will be available to watch Sunday night, since during the day will be no fun.

Made a "TOYumentary" . It's kinda like a THACumentary

               
                           http://www.youtube.com/Luigi123X
GAMING CHANNEL - http://www.youtube.com/user/GUproductionsGamer
MUSIC CHANNEL - http://www.youtube.com/user/GuardadoMusicMix

Sweetness.
Go public the moment the contest ends.
Or as soon as possible.

I am making a surprise entry for TOY. Here's a frame from it.

I'm rendering it right now. Not a very good entry, but I'll re-edit it when I come home from vacation.

EDIT: I take that back. Apparently the computer I used to edit my film can't handle Sony Vegas. It only rendered half of my brickfilm, and I couldn't submit it on time. Oh well. Good luck to the entrants!

Last edited by StudioL30 (July 17, 2011 (11:07am))

Thank you for explaining that to everyone.