Hehehe
I find some of your replies to heavy criticism funny, like the "I see you joined NG today" comment...great stuff =)
Anyway, this is not my typical flashfavorite. Spritemovies have never really done it for me, I see them as usally lacking in the originality-department. I myself have created stickfights though, wich is not original, yet I try to be in ways of moves (at least in my newest movies)
Thing is, sprites I have seen before.
The music I have heard before.
The action (if I can call it that) have been seen before.
And though I liked your history, about them being caught on the island and stuff (must say I liked the main characters story the most), it's not really doing any impact on me, like all the other great movies; Bitey of Brackenwood, Smile, Los Dias Sin Dias, hitchhiker, even Xombie.
Although this must have taken quite some time to make, and I can see that your hard work went into this as you are (quite quite quite possibly) a big fan of FF, it doesn't really have the *UMPH*...the impact on you, like all these other movies. It's nice to hear the FFmelodies again, and to get a little 8bit chill down our spine, but really...honestly...not frontpage material.
And that leads me to another question:
These guys why pick out the frontpagetitles here at NG has to have a real love for 8bit movies, since they always get the glory on frontpage. Fact is, these are not usally incredibly wellmade movies, and I think they only get so much space there because the creators of NG have good memories from the "good old times". These people should look more around and find other movies that deserve frontpage.
Personally, while I can still enjoy a 8bit-flash, I'm pretty bored with all the sprites and the plinky plonky music. And I'm sure that I'm not the only one. Just seems like its popular to like the old stuff, just cause it's "cool".
I have not been trying to be offesive at all, so if you find me to be offensive, then I apologize. I think this movie was pretty good, and I advice you to keep up the good work.
Just not my box of baked noodels.
PS: were you influenced by mortal kombat at any point in creating your story?