Title: By the Waters of Babylon
Director: Izak MD
Genre: Fantasy Adventure
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:
	This movie wasn't written by Izak MD and you can tell that almost right off. It's
written so well that I wouldn't expect anyone who uses 3dmm as a hobby to be able to write
with such eloquence. By the Waters of Babylon is a sort of Post Apocalyptic Fantasy Film
similar to such real movies as The Road Warrior and Mad Max 2. The story revolves around
one character who is played by Brad Ross, as we watch him go on a long (and I do mean LONG)
journey through the "forbidden lands" to discover the truth (or something like that). It's
very long and you have to really wanna sit down for a while to watch this but it's really
good.
	Brad Ross' voice was a good choice. His acting is decent enough and the quality of
the voices were good enough to hear. It's good too, since he talks throughout the entire
movie, almost. There were these few occasions where his narration was overlapped by the
next voice file and you couldn't hear what he was saying. It was also abit annoying in a
couple places where some music drowned out a voice file or two that weren't as good a
quality as the others. It wasn't a big bother and you didn't lose the story by not being
able to hear those couple lines but it was a bit bothersome and happened more than twice.
	Speaking of the music, it was hella-good. Izak chose quite a few good selections
such as Led Zepplin and some themes from the PC Game "Grim Fandango" which all really set a
good and appropriate mood for the movie and made it a lot more enjoyable than it would have
been if we had had to sit there without music.
	By the Waters of Babylon isn't for everyone. I will definitely say that I enjoyed it
a lot but I like to sit down and listen to a good story. I don't think everyone else is the
same as me, though. I'm awarding it anyway, with my own personal Midback's Seal of Approval!


Story:		10/10  
Animation:	8/10 
Scenery:	9/10
Voices:		7/10
Music:		10/10
Total:		44/50


The Movies Highs:
*Good Narration/Story
*Good 3dmm tech stats in Animation/Scenery/Music


The Movies Lows:
*Voice narration occasionally overlapped and sometimes was drowned by music


Bottom Line:
	A very long movie that I thought was hella good and everyone should check it out.
It's probably not for those witout patience but I'm still going to award it with my own
personal Seal of Approval!


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