Some vague spoilers following the work of the crew...
This movie picks up the story where it ended in Quest for Heroes.
Again, Mrs Anne Black and her crew of actors and technicians do a good movie with little resources. I wonder how they do it. :)
Actors do good things to improve the movie, more than in the first I think. Although, I miss the dwarf. ;)
Good sound quality, the music is well composed and well placed, the cgi is better than in the first.
I'm happy that our big warrior didn't fell on his behind in this movie. I can't believe how many times he was on the ground in the first movie. haha!
Combat on the other hand is poor, especially in the big fight near the end of the movie where the orcs are just standing there and doing nothing, just waiting for... well, nothing. When surrounded the heroes should be fighting for their lives and being hit from every side, that would have been more epic. Maybe you guys should keep an eye on the combat scenes. Hitting someone with a foam or plastic sword or mace shouldn't hurt any of the actors. hehe! I know you work hard, but make sure you take each combat scene a couple of times to make it look the best and especially the most believable.
I know you are more interested in telling a story, but a movie needs to have good visuals too, not need to be Hollywood or Disney quality, just well made one with the budget you have. Have the enemies of the hero hit them next time, even if the blows glances off armour or shields, it makes the fight more believable and intense.
Kudos again for a good movie considering you had a limited budget. :D
This movie picks up the story where it ended in Quest for Heroes.
Again, Mrs Anne Black and her crew of actors and technicians do a good movie with little resources. I wonder how they do it. :)
Actors do good things to improve the movie, more than in the first I think. Although, I miss the dwarf. ;)
Good sound quality, the music is well composed and well placed, the cgi is better than in the first.
I'm happy that our big warrior didn't fell on his behind in this movie. I can't believe how many times he was on the ground in the first movie. haha!
Combat on the other hand is poor, especially in the big fight near the end of the movie where the orcs are just standing there and doing nothing, just waiting for... well, nothing. When surrounded the heroes should be fighting for their lives and being hit from every side, that would have been more epic. Maybe you guys should keep an eye on the combat scenes. Hitting someone with a foam or plastic sword or mace shouldn't hurt any of the actors. hehe! I know you work hard, but make sure you take each combat scene a couple of times to make it look the best and especially the most believable.
I know you are more interested in telling a story, but a movie needs to have good visuals too, not need to be Hollywood or Disney quality, just well made one with the budget you have. Have the enemies of the hero hit them next time, even if the blows glances off armour or shields, it makes the fight more believable and intense.
Kudos again for a good movie considering you had a limited budget. :D