A.J. Black:

I had no idea what the kid was doing or what was on his face then when he talks its pretty funny. The synchs are a little slow on 38 on about. other than that great work!

Joan Delmont:

good idea

Ambuj:

good job :D

David Trudel:

The arm in the trunk is confused with the middle character... It looks like it is his arm.
I like the eyes on the character on the right.
Overall, good animation.

anuraj:

really nice acting ..............like it

Nate Lane:

hehe awesome. I really like it man :D. Keep it up!

Eric Huelin:

That's a good twist where the kid doesn't know he'll be himself a b, o, d, i, e, s.

Ken Rice:

nice set up but I thought the hand coming out of the boot belonged to the middle character. This makes the right character look like he's refering to the middle character when saying bodys.

Gregory Naud:

Some lipsync issues. Also the whole scene is not very dynamic, maybe different camera angles would have helped

Mike Courtney:

don't anchor the feet, even if they're off screen they need animation

Renato:

I think the lipsync is a litlle off, but good animation:)

Ben Hatton:

Finally an entry with a logical story connection to the dialogue. Good premise, nice execution. Initially it looks like the arm in the trunk might be the arm on the boy, so maybe staging is a bit off. Sizing against the car looks a bit odd to me. Guy on the right may be acting a little to theatrically - they way he swings his head around is a little too carefree for my liking. The way he leans doesn't quick look realistic. Guy on the left is a bit underdeveloped, characterwise. I like the reactions of both to the boy at the end.

James Fearn-Wannan:

This is good. Seems fairly cohesive.

Juan Carlos Valdez:

funny!

Santiago Montenegro:

it looks good

NeilB:

Nice composition. Speaker 1's actions look late by the end of his line. His lower body isn't participating enough in the leaning pose. Good reaction to the second line. Speaker 2 looks a bit too shook up over a small confusion.