Ok, this is not Lord of the Rings. This is a show that I feel ok with letting my tween daughter watch. Not surprisingly, she enjoyed it. Even the fluff reality shows are a bit heavy nowadays, so it was nice to watch a show not trying to take itself too seriously. Could the production improve? Sure. Will we watch again? Sure.
Reviews
2 Reviews
Don't Feed the Animals
(2018 Video)
A testament to the power of imagination and the virtue in the pursuit of a world immersed in creativity
8 September 2018
It really speaks volumes when a zero-budget anime film made in two weeks by some nobody with a drawing tablet, achieves more in six minutes than hopeless pieces of garbage like poop fiction and star bores fall on their faces trying to prove in over two hours each.
I have a very short attention span, so I may be a bit biased, but that doesn't matter. Yeah, it's only six minutes, but it is one hundred percent the best six minutes of my life. I even watched some of the credits (which I never do). I hear the director's next work is aiming to pass 6 hours in runtime, but if any given period of 6 minutes out of those six hours is even half as spectacular as this masterpiece, then I will gladly watch those six minutes with a grin on my face knowing that over 60 more 6-minute intervals are ready to provide me with more euphoric viewing pleasure.
I wish I could give this movie a 100/10.
I have a very short attention span, so I may be a bit biased, but that doesn't matter. Yeah, it's only six minutes, but it is one hundred percent the best six minutes of my life. I even watched some of the credits (which I never do). I hear the director's next work is aiming to pass 6 hours in runtime, but if any given period of 6 minutes out of those six hours is even half as spectacular as this masterpiece, then I will gladly watch those six minutes with a grin on my face knowing that over 60 more 6-minute intervals are ready to provide me with more euphoric viewing pleasure.
I wish I could give this movie a 100/10.
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