bamsukka (4th May 2008 01:46)

Personally I agree with solthar, im not a fan of the quick cuts, very shakey camera. I also found the ending gunfight with the 17 different angles of the guy swinging around to shoot one person a little comical. I felt a slow motion shot of him swinging around would have sufficed rather than 7 different angles of the same action. but, this was a test, and you wanted to do something different. Thats just my opinion. Make what you want man, I did dig it, the action was intense, and the gun fights were badass. Can't wait to see what you finally put together man, havn't seen a mmmprod movie in a long time! 3.5/5 rounded to 4/5 from me.

Spike 2006 (20th Mar 2008 20:17)

that was really good - i agree about the paul greengrass effect... it really rells you - i'm still a bit dizzy. It's really good, and well graded. dubbing of the voice was 50-50, but overall 4 star **** very well done.

mmmprod (16th Mar 2008 22:22)

Indeed when you use this kind of Paul GreenGrass style you have both reaction, people who hate this style and people who love it you don't have any middle in this kind of situation...hehe But I think this kind of style is pretty usefull when you do something without money and you want to give a sort of very good rythm. I'm always afraid that poeple can be bored by too soft and low rythm images... For the FX, I agree with you for the Bullet hit as I'm not a Keying specialist that's why I made this test but I probably won't use them inmy next stuff... But EffectLab Pro muzzle flash are good enough to make the deal and it's a way easier to work them much rather than footage I used for bullet hit... FOr the multiple replay I wanted to make it as John Woo style movie such as ZE KILLER or HARD BOILED but it's pretty haaaaaaaaaard to make John Woo style movie or sequence without being ridiculous