Joe Darko:

looooooooooool

Kiran Jay Babla:

Hey man! Saw this in the forums, you'll do well. I wish the pose against the wall was a little more appealing and maybe you closed his eyes when he splats against the wall, but it's really creative, unconventional and you animated it very well, blah blah blah... this'll do well!

Pablo Miró Román:

very inspiring!! :) you made me play it several times!! :D

Louis Renard:

I don't really like the fall at the very end and the back movement at ~ f 86. But the rest is really great, especially the windy part.

Natalie Wilkinson:

Had me laughing out loud. I found the secondary animation to be particularly appealing. There was also a solid sense of weight and force. Excellent work.

Aaron Rivera:

Purely amazing! The quick, comedic slapstick combined with clever use of WHOOHING puts this peice in strong runnings for the win. The one thing that could've been stronger is the use of the shuffling noise. Here he slides down smoothly, but there are 3 distinct shuffling sounds, so I think he should've slid down slightly 3 times instead. Otherwise it's perfection.

Ruth Agada:

LOL! I like this.

Khursheed Alam Khan:

Nice animation but idea is not matching with audio...

Cuck Man:

OUCH

ChrisL:

Great! Really enjoy when he gets pushed by the wind and the sliding part

Alex:

Hahah! Great idea! So original and really well pulled-off! Animation was great. Not alot I can say except the fall at the end was the weakest part, but i'm just being picky.

Yinan Hui:

Wow! Great timing and staging! Love the idea! Great work !

Sergane Sariani:

that was really funny, simple, and funny, your in the right direction !

Guillaume Gimbert:

I like the snappy moves. Not completely convinced by the end still...

Grace Diggens:

Love love love this.

Diane Aarts:

haha, really clear, very funny. :)

Danny Kneip:

Shaking the camera upon crashing into the mountainside is really effective!

Erin King:

Very funny!

Anurag Sahu:

so so loved it

Saeho Oh:

lovely background. try to match the sound effect to the motion. good idea. try new camera settings.

Benjamin Berg:

Nice work! The only thing I would say to really work on are frames 218-248. He moves really fast and doesn't look like he even touched the pick.

Christopher Lovejoy:

got a nut gag in there. You might have had the pick fall lower, so that the climber had more speed when he hits it. As it is, I wonder, "is it just really cold? why such a big reaction?"