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 Post subject: a video review of Balto 2: wolf quest
PostPosted: Wed May 19, 2010 6:45 pm 
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A two part review of Wolf Quest...which my be consider as one of the most infamous sequel/animated films ever.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRKpSTN7Fu8

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 Post subject: Re: a video review of Balto 2: wolf quest
PostPosted: Wed May 26, 2010 6:12 am 
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You could give more information. Why did you review it? What are some of the more interesting points you bring up? What are your favourite parts of the review?

Thus far it's just a link to a video.
You could even use the "youtube" tags and make the video appear here for people to comment on, it'd make the topic much better.

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 Post subject: Re: a video review of Balto 2: wolf quest
PostPosted: Thu Jun 03, 2010 3:44 am 
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NewYorkBaltoFan wrote:
Nice review, but I have a question for you,

At the end of the review, you stated that the first time you watched this would be the last. I'd imagine you watched it again to review it, but I'm still wondering why the change of heart? You really bashed this movie in the Balto Trilogy retrospect (as you should have), but it seems that you looked a lot harder for the good points in this new review. Did you find that it was easier to review without comparing it to the other films like in the BTR, did the movie start to grow on you or did you just decide to highlight good and bad points even though you still think the bad points outweigh the good points.

Don't get me wrong, you still stated that this movie was a failure so I'm not suggesting a total flip-flop, but you ripped it new one last time and was surprised to see you back off so much. What was the reason for this?




When I first review the movie in the retrospect, I had the hate goggles on the whole time and wanted to show others how I've felt about it ever since I saw it. But as time went on, I thought wolf quest should be looked at more clearly and I felt bad that it wasn't a fair review of a film. As I was thinking about the film it did has some goods ideas in it, but one big reson for me to do this

was to make a good review of wolf quest, since the one in the retrospect was bad and I had a hard time to point out the right flaws in the right context. So if there was any reason I did this was to be fair...but my feelings are still the same.

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Togo wrote:
You traitor! You didn't mention Balto Source in the video description! :lol:

But it's nice to see some Balto advertising on Youtube, you did a good job there. For the next review you may want to add short videos from the movie that interrupts your monologue for a few seconds, it would make it easier to watch. :wink:



Well.... I don't have the movie (for reason you already know) and plus the slide show style is the best type of reviewing you can do and it works very well.

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