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Rage of Team Red was
made by using an (ingenious) set of QuakeC "bots" and one "human" camera.
I know had to polish
it, then release the movie to the public, but my high school exams got
me running and I cranked out the unfinished project.
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| Psyk from the Popcorn Jungle says: | Quake returns,
and with it a man from the depths of Siberia. Dakka is a TeamFortress fan,
and this movie shows it. I'm not too sure about the plot - Team Red have
their flag stolen, so they go after the people who stole it and, erm, kill
them - but it is a refreshing movie, and I was reasonably impressed by
it. One strange thing is that there is full voice and subtitles,
which is a little bit odd, but then again some of the lines, especially
the ones spoken by the character Joker, are tres difficile to understand.
Coupled with that is the short running time of the movie - I suppose 4.5
minutes isn't really that bad for the file size, but the space could've
been used much better. Other than that, there's little else to fault this
movie. It has pretty much everything you've come to expect from modern
day QMovies. And it's made in Quake, which makes it that little bit better.
Score: 7 |
| Hugh McDonald from Game Films says: | The Rage of Team Red (RTR) is a great film. It
is based on Team Fortress, where Team Red get back to their base and find
it completely destroyed. The film is about how they take their revenge
on Team Blue. I must stress that it ins't just a demo of fighting. In fact,
even though it is based on a mod for Quake 2, it has a lot better story
line that a lot of films that I have seen. This and the fact that is was
solely produced by one person made it quite an achievement. There were
a few downsides, though. A couple of the character's voices were too deep,
and you couldn't hear what they were saying. I did rely on the subtitles
at the top of the screen to tell me what was going on for most of the film.
The other problem that a lot of Quake 1 films face is shaky cameras. In
RTR, there were a lot of moving camera angles, which didn't come across
too well. The only other thing that I wasn't too keen on was the fact that
the status bar and crosshair were turned on.
All in all, I would say this is a great film, despite what I have said, and well worth having a look at. Score:80% |
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