You gotta check this out.
Its to awesome for words!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAu0...id=P85iVkW_Shg
Printable View
You gotta check this out.
Its to awesome for words!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAu0...id=P85iVkW_Shg
oops. just realized.. wrong place. Could a mod move it to the right place please.
thanks.
That was awesome! I want all future reviews to be done as stop motions :)!
I love stop motion videos of toys when they are done really well like this :D
Patrick Boivin is one of my favourites at this...
Awesome. Not a single voice uttered.:)
More reviews should be done like this. Most of the talking reviewers don't do a very good job of displaying transformations or articulation and some can get overly onerous talking about the character's fictional backstory rather than the toy itself.
While I do love this figure the post-processing effects on this video makes the toy look a lot better than it actually does, which makes it a little misleading if you're only using this as a basis to buy.
Awesome Video, I woudl expect toy sales to be through the roof if Hasbro promoted every toy they produced like this. like Lint said, it does make the toy look more awesome than it really is but it still gives a pretty good idea of articulation and appearance.
I watched it muted, and I think one great advantage is that it transcends language barriers (except at the very end when the reviewer posts his ratings for articulation & transformation). But this video really demonstrates how a picture speaks a thousand words. :) I would've liked to have seen Hasbro's Orion Pax also make an appearance (and fight alongside the TakTOM version against those Zakus), because that would be great for people to see the differences between the two versions. ;)
Another potential criticism is that the reviewer doesn't highlight things like the not terribly tight shoulder joints or how transforming the torso part may require excessive force. We can see this better in regular real time videos but not in stop motions.
Totally agree. And too many reviewers just give all the toys that they review "three thumbs up," whereas a video review better allows the viewers to decide for themselves. The only thing is of course, is that stop motions are extremely time consuming (and a lot of people make bad stop motions). :o So being a very time and skill intensive method, I can see that there wouldn't be too many people who could do it, but it certainly trumps over your regular video review. I don't even waste my time watching video reviews (because most of them are just acquisition boast videos rather than a genuine appraisal/review of the toy). :rolleyes: But I do like this reviewer basically just lets the toy do all the 'speaking' for itself. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Lint
Youheidx is pretty cool too
Thats very true, things like that would not come across in this style of review at all and would be something I would like to know about. That said, I suppose we can consider this more of an animated feature than a 'review' video.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoktimusPrime
That was great! Some of his other videos are pretty awesome. The Link fight is awesome!:eek:
Wow, that was amazing! Haven't seen anything that good since the stop motion of TFC Hercules.
Wow didnt think this thread would explode like this. Its good to know you guys like this sort of stuff.
Funny you should mention the talking aspect because I said the same thing in his comments section.
Try watching the batman review as well. Its pretty good.
His other later videos are really well done. You should check out his dragon ball vs cell one.
And I totally agree. I too wish more reviews were done like this. It shows off the figure and you're not put to sleep by a monotonous voice talking about the figure. Haha.
If this guy keeps making stop motion reviews like that his youtube channel will explode as well
This is totally awesome. Would love to see more.
Agreed, I've been watching his stop-motion reviews for over a year. He's awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by SMHFConvoy