After watching the movie in a theater, surrounded by my all-time friends, colleagues and family, and close enough to the screen (maybe too close) I could summarize my experience in one sentence: “I thought it was going to be worse”.

Original story after all these comings and goings changed a lot but still the movie is quite entertaining. Sound work had many highlights and just a few downsides (to my liking anyway). It highlights the image and reinforces comedy punch lines. Music is painfully missing in a couple shots, which turns down a bit the rhythm, but generally speaking is OK, specially the couple songs performed by argentine rock band Smitten. The band choice was one good decision from producers.

About the image… well. Here I’m going to elaborate further as you might expect. 80% or so is acceptable, there is only around a 20% of it that has technical issues which ironically enough, could have been easily fixed… if they had allowed the right people to do what it had to be done.
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In a couple hours I will be attending at the Plumiferos’ Avant Premiere ! Expect lots of pictures and GOSSIP !!!

Should I rent a tuxedo ?

Soon we will have the pleasure of having a Blender Foundation original Training DVD made by one of our little tribe !

Pablo “VenomGFX” Vazquez, the same one we witnessed to grow up and mature during Plumiferos and shine in YoFrankie will soon start to tape his videotutorial sessions for a very interesting upcoming BF DVD: a walk through his already classics characters, the same ones he’s been creating through these last years.

This is good for everyone, but for me (who had the luck of being there while Pablito became the artist everybody praises today) is also a private joy to see his talent recognized in the form of an unipersonal project like this one.

So from here, my humble applause to the Rio Gallego’s pibito who became an awesome world artist just in front of my eyes

PS: Dude…may I have a signed copy ?