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 McZee - The Man Behind The Movies - Orcus, Tom Breed, Digital Taco |
Phoenix Films, Important Films 2008 |
An inside look at the triumphs and tribulations in the life of one of the worlds most prominent modern filmmakers, Angus McZee. |
10/10
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KEVINORSOMETHING: McZee - The Man Behind The Movies is one of the greatest acomplishments in 3dmm storytelling. Fabulously satires countless documentary tropes while presenting it's own comedic flair, occasionally sprinkling in truly fantastic lines. Animation-wise it pushes the boundaries and makes insane innovations in what you can do with v3dmm. Its a breathtaking, emotional, and unspeakably hilarious spectacle that stands as one of, if not the greatest 3dmm movie ever made. | 3dmm.com Page |
| The Handsome Man in Australia - Dominator Dan |
Danimations 2008 |
Dan stumbles across a wanted poster offering a generous reward for the death of Michael Sandford, but everything goes pear shaped when he encounters a drug addict with the same goal. Oh yeah, and he meets a dolphin. The sequel to The Handsome Man in Japan! |
9.4/10
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POKERMAN: Probably the best movie to ever come out of Danimations. For a 26-minute-long movie with a lot of complex animation and scenery, I think this is a very well done movie. I thought the movie was generally really funny, and I thought Micheal's voice was hilarious. | 3dmm.com Page |
| Vlarion 1 - The Elemental War - Aaron Haynes |
Ultima Pictures 2006 |
When a research lab studying an ancient relic is ransacked, a special ops organization investigates the possibility that a millenia-old apocalyptic legend is coming true. A young mercenary expelled from his home region heads off the investigation as sinister forces begin preparing for the legacy to unfold. |
9.3/10
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KEVINORSOMETHING: The Vlarion remake is the most ambitious and one of the most impressive 3dmm movies ever made. The insane story and the world it exists in can be a bit convoluting, and some of the lines are pretty eye-rolling but it's a necessary watch for the animation alone. | 3dmm.com Page |
| 00Dee Boned: Venison Jelly - Cowtacular Spleen |
Stepan Entertainment 2004 |
00Dee Boned must recover X12's sandwich after being accused of stealing it. |
10/10
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KEVINORSOMETHING: Aaron Haynes' review is titled "This is the kind of stuff Looney Tunes is made of" and he was totally right. 3dmm slapstick doesn't get better than this. It's one of the funniest, most imaginative, entertaining, and well made movies made in the program. Unbelivable that it was made with no v3dmm. | 3dmm.com Page |
| Litterbug 2 - Jimmy Pozin |
NSane Graphix 2002 |
A continuation of the events of Litterbug 1. The protagonist is rescued from the death chair by his partner, Josh, as they make a violent escape. |
9.8/10
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POKERMAN: Pure mouth-watering action, this movie is the pinnacle of vanilla 3dmm action. There is a load of impressive shots and camera pans. But with all of that hard work comes sloppyness. About 20-30% of the movie contains bad shots and sloppy scenes. But its a great movie to learn about slow camera pans and doing action movies right. | 3dmm.com Page |
| Sgt. Steve - Jason Ruiz |
Freelance Films 2001 |
The story of a mentally retarded talk show drill seargent and his bizarre life involving romance, violence, manipulation, and 'Saved by the Bell' episodes. |
10/10
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KEVINORSOMETHING: Generally considered to be the best 3dmm movie, Sgt. Steve is one of the funniest and most charming experiences you will ever get from this program. It's as close to replicating the style of a real comedy film anyone has ever gotten. | 3dmm.com Page |
| Diabolical Delightment - Will Maltby |
True Brit Productions 2000 |
A continuation of the events of Litterbug 1. The protagonist is rescued from the death chair by his partner, Josh, as they make a violent escape. |
9.4/10
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POKERMAN: A jaw dropping film for the time and considered Will Maltby's magnum opus. Nothing too revolutionary, but considering it has fast paced action and rotating camera pans it's extremeley polished. Keep in mind this was before 3dmm AP so no hotkeys for camerapans and such, you had to do everything manually. Though the movie has had its few complaints from the andres dick suckers, including the fact that the movie is extremely simplistic and nothing makes sense. But even if, it's considered a noteable film in 3dmm's history. | 3dmm.com Page |