Double you tea eff mate...
Wow. This is some pretty damn vague political commentary, and I've taken a class on Latin America. I guess it's about inflation or something. I wasn't even aware that the kid had eaten the cady until he said "you lied." I was like, WTF? Why is he turning red?
Graphics: Interesting images of the building, the hill, and the characters. Unfortunately, they all fit together all weird and crap with no sense of porportion. Here's a hint: Bonus Stage can only get away with that kind of cinematography because it's making fun of itself.
Style: Ugh. Typical pretentious intro that's as long as the actual movie. Grating metal and ugly characters. No sense of proportion or 3D space. The alleged theme is not expressed well. It was supposed to be about the government lying about the inflatiuon rate? Hell, that could be any government lying about anything... He doesn't even look like a politician. He looks like a soldier or a general. I don't how they do things in whatever third world country the author comes from, but here's a little hint: The head of our millitary wears a suit and a tie when he lies to us. Our shopkeepers don't wear green millitary brass either, so I can't immagine. If your flash was not about the American government, but about the government in your home land, then I retract this statement. Ugly acid trip FBF doesn't impress anybody these days. It's not 1975.
Sound: CRAPPY. METAL. It's not 1985 either. Voices are okay.
Violence: There's some. It's not horrific by Newgrounds standards, but some guy gets his red lines blown out.
Interactivity: none. It's a movie.
Humor: none. It's a boring one.
Overall: 3. If you're going to make fun of America, that's all fine and good, but maybe you should talk to some Americans first to determine what kind of symbolism you should use. Again, if you live in Hoehemia or something and you were talking about THEIR inflation policies, then that's fine, but you should make it clear in the explaination of your movie. Hmmm. Now that I think about it, if you're not american, maybe the symbolism you used makes a whole lot of sense in your culture. If that's the case, then I have *no idea* what I'm talking about and you ought to disregard this whole review.
Now I'll click SUBMIT and it will tell me it's already been blammed... -_-