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From jasondinger@hotmail.com:

 really liked this one. the way the monkeys "fade" in was really good. the
animation of the catapult is really good.  




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From clem@dhol.com:
Very nice.  The modelling is well done and shows imagination and humor.  Unlike
many
entries in this and past rounds, the fades are well done and fairly original and
fit
well with the concept without taking up too much time.  The special effects with
the
leg grower and the cloner were very good, also.  I like the way you interpreted
the
final clause of the rules.  Very clever.  The referee (or whatever) shows a
surprising
amount of personality for such a simple figure with such limited screentime. 
The motion
within scenes is smooth, although some point of view transitions are choppy. 
Some good
little detail, specifically the leg waving downed players at the end.

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From djconnel@flash.net:
This certainly is an original interpretation of the theme.....

If I had one criticism, it would be that this is too frenetic.
It doesn't really stand on its own, but requires the text for
explanation.  Thic could be fixed, for example, by including
text between the scenes.  You could even show an open copy of
HGTTG with the words highlighted.... Even just a screen with
the text shown would help.

This has a lot of potential to be really funny.... it just needs a little
more to make it a standalone package.


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From Martin.Magnusson.7121@student.uu.se:
+ I like the transitons between the scenes
- Another, more irregular, grass texture would be good instead of the plain
green.

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From gregj56590@aol.com:
Good fun, contains a lot of goofy special effects I never have to try now
because I've seen you do it.
Why did the referee drive a truck through the wall which killed players with a
laser? I don't get it? 


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From Alain.Culos@bigfoot.com:
Great concept/interpretation. I really liked it.
On the technical side, the swing weapon (I don't know the name for
such a thing in English) that throws sporting equipment in the air and
the equipment thrown are pretty well designed technically speaking. It
must have been the centre of the work.
Although I am no expert at making animations and I realise this must
be hard, the movement for walking in this animation is just not
realistic at all and does not catch the eye appropriately.
On the artistic side, a wider use of textures might help enhancing the
scene tremendously.
Also much of it happens too fast, so it is hard to know what's going
on in there.

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From bill@apocalypse.org:
Ah, Douglass Adams, I should have know - the animation seems so bizarre until 
you read the description.   ..and, I guess even then it's bizarre, but at least
it's funny.


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From r@pa-ppp31.hevanet.com:
The animation was great, but I didn't 'get' a lot of the story line
Notable for modelling


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From r@proxy.cowan.edu.au:
If it was made to be understood, I cannot. Good sequences, not so crash hot on
the content though
Notable for lighting


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From r@207-172-73-182.s182.tnt1.man.erols.com:
I had a great deal of trouble trying to figure out what was supposed to be
happening.


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From r@proxy.mch.sni.de:
very nice idea. nicely weird although ... I like it.
Notable for modelling, originality


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From r@kol44.kauhajoki.fi:
Butt ugly but at least it is too bizarre for me to understand and that's worth a
few points. En tajua!