Title: Big Warrior Dood
Company/Director: Tuna Hematoma & Peacock
Genre: Comedy
Reviewed by MidbackMan


Scale:
5 to 10: Very Bad	A film of just terrible Quality; Don't bother
11 to 20: Bad		A few slightly redeeming qualities but still not worth your time
21 to 30: It's okay	Very ordinary technical stats; Not worthless but not great
31 to 40: Good		Above average; Usually recommended to the fan of the specific genre
41 to 50: Very Good	Well worth your attention; Content and design are spectacular


Review:
	Big Warrior D00d is what I'd call a medium-funny movie, not Tuna's funniest and not
as funny as say, Semsatia but more a refreshing type of movie to watch. More refreshing as
opposed to funny. But it's still funny. And refreshing.
	I liked it. It's not too long and not too short, it's just right. The beginning of
the movie doesn't start off too well. It seemed like a bad start to the story since it
really didn't set up any of the characters at all or tell us anything about them or the
story. It was just a good vs evil story anyway and I guess it kind of didn't need an
introduction. The Big Warrior Dood is the good guy and the other guy, who isn't Big Warrior
Dood, is the bad guy... Something like that. All you need to know is that Big Warrior Dood
is the 'Billy' character.
	Moving along... the setting takes place in a sort of wacky medieval times where
horses are replaced by "Bongos" and Big Warrior Dood's sidekick is known as "Anal Retentive
Boy." It's as I said earlier, refreshing, as opposed to "not original" which it is...
I mean it's original... but not as funny as Semsatia... right.
	The animation is Tuna's usual goodness and the Scenery is inventive and original and
all helped to make the movie even more... you guessed it, refreshing. The voices weren't
the best voices I've ever heard and none stuck out among the others but they weren't bad.
Tuna told me last time I spoke with him about a review of one of his movies that he liked
that someone finally noticed his music selections and went on about how hard finding the
music was, blah, blah, blah... There wasn't much music in this one and although I liked the
end credit music, it wasn't as fun as some of the music in his other movies.
	Blah, blah, blah, this movie was fairly enjoyable. It wasn't as cool or funny as
other Tuna stuff but it was good.



Story:		6/10  
Animation:	9/10 
Scenery:	7/10
Voices:		7/10
Music:		6/10
Total:		35/50


The Movies Highs:
*Refreshing Animation & Scenery
*Refreshing Fairy Tale Story


The Movies Lows:
*I can't think of much but off the top of my head I suppose some of the voices and whatnot
weren't as good as some other movies of Tuna's. I don't know about Peacock.


Bottom Line:
	It's a refreshing tale of a guy who rides a Bongo and there's a cool sword fight.
Not A+ material but maybe worthy of a B.


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