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Reviews for "A Creeper's Life"
amazing man just love this good job
THOSE POOR ANIMALS!!!!NOOOOOOO this was an interesting and funny little movie nice job
i will never look at creepers the same way again...
That was enjoyably strange. Many things worked here, especially the overall atmosphere. I think a few elements were a bit lacking, though.
The dialogue of the man made him seem like a scared person, which works to a degree, but he neither seemed manic enough to go around decimating the place nor rounded enough to have a reason. The grin and the cave scene worked well, though. Also, no comment on how the other creepers were expecting him yet gave no direction or any hint of some rite of passage deal? Also, how did he get the arms? If the lava was flowing, perhaps his corpse could have been knocked back, or his arms were clinging on to a side as he sunk. The explosion seemed shoe-horned in. If it had shown a scene afterwards, like a reaction shot or a scene to show what the explosion affected, it would have worked a lot better. Finally, the title doesn't really seem to fit, as its a story or an instance from a creepers perspective, not a story of a creepers life, full or focused.
Okay, enough of that. What worked? The music, for starters, though I wish it didn't play endlessly at the end. The facial expressions and sound effects were well chosen and well timed, and the movement of the characters was interesting. The graphics themselves kept the Minecraft feel to them except when it was supposed to be visually jarring for comedic affect, which was also well placed. I felt that there was a lot of room to expand the story, though it didn't feel too short. The jokes aroused a good volley of chuckles from me, and I was entertained throughout. I am still curious about the sign and the reasoning of the creeper meeting, as well as the man and his reasons for being there, so your 'world' can host at least a few more stories if you're interested in making them.
In short, this was enjoyably strange and humorous, and it left me wanting more.