The Last Guest

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Obviously has a lot of effort put into it for a one man team. Audio and visuals were spot on. It has a great moral to always "Stay Strong".

It was a great movie. Had a good plot, good animations, and good quality. Yet, there were some flaws.

1: The Crying Scenes In these scenes, the animation is weird. Their legs move in a weird way. That kind of thing didn't happen in all of the other animations. (Fight Scenes, etc.)

2. The Cursor I've noticed this multiple times along the top of the screen. It gives me a feeling about the way you have recorded.

3. Matt's supposed Death This one is just weird. He was shot in the head, yet broke his leg. You could have moved the blood effect to his leg or could have set him up for that.

And, the good things:

1: The Moral This was in The Last Guest/The Last Guest 2 and might be in the finale. "Stay Strong" and "Never give up" can really teach someone.

2. The Fight End Scene This one was my favourite part, and the scene you have mostly focused on. You've set up all the characters correctly.

3. The Movie(s) being emotional Now, this definitely is a big one. With Zara and Guest's parents dying (And Matt's fake death), it really makes us feel sorry for the character and feel a kind of emotion.

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I found this movie by scrolling down from another video. To explain my rating: It is a roblox movie, which, in my mind, also docks down 2 points. Sorry, but I really dislike animations, including anime and cartoons.

The beginning is very slow going. It takes over five minutes for anything interesting to happen, enough time that the first time I tried watching this, I stopped. I do appreciate OVLIVIOUSHD'S personification of different groups of roblox characters, which helps to develop the plot better.

Though good, the plot is hardly original. It greatly reminds me of the Nazi genocide of the Jews, and the resistance within the Bacon Empire reminds me of various resistances in Nazi-occupied Europe. I do, however, love the multitudes of plot twists and flashbacks that develop the story so well. The facts that the leader's son turns against his father's empire is an overused scene in movies, but it works very well in this movie.

I must say that the animation isn't the best, bordering on awful. Especially in the fight scenes, the frame changes are visible. I also have a feeling that the animator copied and pasted one or two moves over and over again, ie. The epic vertical 360 Matrix kick and the finishing sword stab.

The morals taught by the movie, however, are nothing to laugh at. Though maybe the cartoon gives a false sense of a silly movie, there is much more beneath the surface. The movie teaches us how that even though some of us may be superior to another, it is never due to race or heritage. The movie also shows that if we try our hardest. The script is also great, Matt's eulogy to Guest the most striking.

I recommend watching this, being better than several movies out there and by far the best roblox movie I've ever seen.

UPDATE: It's come to my surprise that I should watch the movie entirely. I've only watched the first part and I will soon watch the saga entirely

It's quite fair to say that ROBLOX has grown to become one of the most popular websites and games to appeal to kids among the past few years from 2017 and on. A huge spike in popularity would increase the volume of children in the audience, and the person responsible for the video definitely is taking the most advantage out of the situation.

The Last Guest is a film to not take seriously--it's anti-climatic; has no character development; it's cliché and dumb--but it's a movie to never taken seriously, especially to those "serious reviewers out there". The Last Guest pushes the barrier of where ROBLOX is and has definitely entertained its target audience. For me, however, the film seems to run for a quite short amount of screentime which makes it quite the perfect movie to watch for dry humor. The crudeness of my enjoyment of the film are what makes the review, and it makes me glad films like The Last Guest exist. It's nothing all too special, but it makes the cut for a funny movie night with friends during times like these (covid)