I have to say that was one of the most inspiring videos. Right when i finished it i laddered with only a positive attitude. People who complain are just wasting their breath. I think TLO and Hero were the most encouraging parts, and everyone elses part was upbeat and the movie let you get to know the players more instead of the game. Im happy i donated $10 and i wish they would do this for every team. TEAM LIQUID FIGHTING!!!!!!!!

Chill Penguin

Australia756 Posts

June 23 2012 05:48 GMT

#825

I so badly wanted this to be great, but to be honest it was terrible.

Hopefully they recoup the production costs from donations.

BreakeR.

Austria220 Posts

June 23 2012 05:48 GMT

#826

It was really cool!
Good job!!!

CCa1ss1e

Canada3231 Posts

June 23 2012 05:55 GMT

#827

just finished watching.. was great fun.. learned a bunch of new things.. great job on everything.. TL fighting!!

xXFireandIceXx

Canada4296 Posts

June 23 2012 05:55 GMT

#828

On June 23 2012 14:48 Chill Penguin wrote:
I so badly wanted this to be great, but to be honest it was terrible.

Hopefully they recoup the production costs from donations.

I honestly don't see what the huge fuss is about. This was a community-oriented project clearly trying to introduce most of the players. And there were quite a few personal yet hilarious stories here and there. It's not like this was a full-blown movie with scripted acting, controlling plot, and in-depth character conflict. That would be a kickass-movie (maybe next time?!?!), but not the point of this particular documentary.

althaz

Australia1001 Posts

June 23 2012 06:10 GMT

#829

I liked it, didn't exactly live up to my expectations (ie: it didn't totally blow my head off) but was still excellent.

OPL3SA2

United States378 Posts

June 23 2012 06:11 GMT

#830

On June 23 2012 08:56 Cele wrote:
Dude, it´s a giant ad. You dont pay money to watch coca colas new spot either. It costs money time and effort too.

Don't you want to advertise esports?

Blackspell

United States80 Posts

June 23 2012 06:16 GMT

#831

I loved it, I was actually an hour of the way through when my bastard friends showed up and dragged me away. I just got done watching the last half hour. To their credit, TL.net isn't a movie studio with a big budget or anything of the sort. I for one don't see much of an opportunity of expanding past the material they presented. It's not like Nazgul or Krukar or anyone for that matter is constantly filming players in their off time or practicing and it would be so unnatural if they did so. Also it never seemed like interviews to me, it felt more like the players sharing their experiences and telling stories and I enjoyed listening to what they had to say.

To each their own though :D

Great work. Worth the wait in my opinion.

luuk

Austria386 Posts

June 23 2012 06:17 GMT

#832

mmmmmh, i think it was "okay". it was like watching a giant interview, but i didnt really want to watch a giant interview, i wanted to watch a documentary. : /

xertion

Sweden52 Posts

June 23 2012 06:19 GMT

#833

Was it a interesting documentary that I would recommend someone to see? No, absolutely not.

Was it a good promotion for getting to know the players a bit more? Yes.

I think there was no story or "point" of the documentary, it was all a big presentation of their players. Some of the interviews were quite interesting, and some good points were made. But there was nothing "interesting" about the movie that would make me recommend this to anyone else.

I like the intro though.

Novalisk

Israel1818 Posts

June 23 2012 06:20 GMT

#834

Not really a documentary, but it was nice seeing those interviews.