Score: 10

"Fuck yeah"

submission: Koalaclock's 2008 movie

date: August 15, 2008

Best one today (at the moment anyway)

Score: 1

"Embarrasing"

submission: : Cow-mouflage :

date: May 18, 2008

This one is just embarrasing. It's this kind of thing that makes people who usually have the skill of a brick when it comes to drawing think "hey, if illwillpress can trace backgrounds and use the least amount of original art possible, so can I!". This obviously leads to utter shit flooding the portal because these people believe that this type of thing is a standard in flash. Far from it.

Score: 9

"I'm suprised with this one"

submission: Movin'

date: January 8, 2008

This is one of my least favorite credits sequence out of the few billion they've used on Bleach, yet you made it... well, enjoyable. It may be the inner-weeaboo talking, but I was quite pleased with this. Also i'm guessing using only half the screen for most of the time means you'll actually use this for a credits sequence in a flash of yours or you just wanted it to be -really- authentic.

Oh, and come to the Clock Crew. We're bored lately.

Score: 1

"Not in my books Front Page material..."

submission: Madness Neurosis Collab 3

date: January 8, 2008

Obviously you're not going for originality, so i'm not commenting on that. It is a tribute collab after all.

But this is where my main problem with this (other than it being on the front page, sorry) resides. I've seen many a Madness flash, some create their own from scratch and including quite frankly stunning effects, and some go for using the original models, that's OK, as long as they blend it with everything else they're doing. Backgrounds, animation, even sound need to be right for the little Madness dudes. It was quite obvious in most of these parts that the actual artists art (ranging from crude "Paint Tool" words which in no way look like "Graffiti" on the wall to shitty looking blimps) and the Krinkles models just didn't fit. More effort was needed in the actual looks of the parts than the actual "action", and even that was choppy at most times.

I can't give this a high rating, it goes against every fibre of my being. This in no way deserves a front page or a daily feature.

Protip: Constructive criticism isn't flaming.

Score: 10

"Quite stunning"

submission: if cut he'll never paint

date: December 27, 2007

Indeed

Score: 10

"Astounding"

submission: A SeedClock Christmas

date: December 25, 2007

The use of moving things was a sublime touch

Score: 7

"Decent submission"

submission: The Fear Chamber

date: December 12, 2007

I especially liked the visuals overall, quite nice to look at. The plot didn't make much sense, but eh, neither to most pretty things. Keep up the good work.

Score: 4

"Lock what-now? I thought you guys were dead!"

submission: Christmas with Winchester

date: December 12, 2007

Anyway, alright submission, but it lacks a lot of things. Keep hanging onto that life support machine Lock Legion

Score: 10

"Superb"

submission: RupeeClock and Friends

date: December 12, 2007

I like the bit where the people were there and I voted ten. That was awesome.

Score: 8

"Not bad at all"

submission: Bleach 1st opening

date: October 4, 2007

Not bad at all, although some of the tweens could do with a bit of work. And I have to rate this highly anyway, I just got finished watching the first season of Bleach, quite awesome :)