Review Time: this film is excellent,
because this project is only roughly 4 minutes long I will be brief on what I
tell you about it.
Fundamental elements: there are words
and numbers on screen and background music.
Storyline: this Snowman wants to escape
his Snow Globe.
Action sequences/Comedy level/Artistic visions: in one way or another all three of these elements work off one
another, for an example as it relates to an action sequence and a comedy
element; this Snowman uses TNT dynamite and a plunger/detonator [the kind of
plunger/detonator that you attach some TNT dynamite to via this wires connected
to this square box and in the square box is a T-shaped plunger/detonator] which
our lead character pushes down on as he uses this igloo [decoration in his Snow
Globe] to hide behind. But something goes wrong [the Snow Globe doesn't
shatter] but instead of this explosion we have an implosion which at first
looks like the usual effects as if someone had turned this Snow Globe upside
down [but not in this case] on closer inspection this experience looks to be
chaotic from ground-level close-up [inside this Snow Globe.]
The artistic
visions; I can't be too critical of them, because this film was made in 1989,
so computer animation was in its infancy. But the high level of creativity and
imagination is still there for everyone to see for another example when our
lead character uses this Jackhammers/Pneumatic drill [the kind of drill that
use to break up pavement.]
Character developments: the computer
animation tells its viewers how these characters are feeling with body
language, facial expressions, mannerisms and sounds on top of the background
music.
This film receives: 8/10, as I have
already said this film is excellent.
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