🎬 Songs of War Reaction (Full Movie)

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Thanks for the reaction! This movie was a huge undertaking for the director David R B to make. Even though a lot of people worked on it, half the work was really done by him. It was several years in the making with the script and the Minecraft world it is set in being worked on from late 2015 to late 2017 and the animation being worked on from early 2018 to early 2020. I think they did a really good job at creating an experience that takes advantage of the Minecraft medium to tell a story with well thought out characters, great fight scenes, and plenty of scenes and dialogue that allow you to interpret your own meaning out of it. Unfortunately, David decided to cancel making the rest of it a couple months after the movie was released due to low viewership and from being burnt out in working on the series. This is understandable, as he spent around 60 to 70 hours, sometimes even 80 hours, a week working on the series for over a year straight and the movie didn't get very many views overnight, as it only had several million views at the time he quit working on it. It only hit 50 million views a few months ago. He has since moved on to making indie games if you're interested what he's working on now. When he cancelled it though, he did release the script for the rest of the story and the assets that were used to create the series. I'd prefer if you didn't read the script though, as I plan on animating the rest of the story in a way that stays true to the creators vision and I'd like to request reactions to each part that I finish. It was also going to recieve some key revisions that would've greatly improved the story that have yet to be implemented. There are some fan-made episodes of some of the next parts of the story, but I wouldn't recommend them, as they leave out a lot of important scenes and story beats, and the animation quality is a lot lower. I would appreciate if anyone in this community would like to help me in finishing this series. It's the kind of story where once you see the entire thing, you see the earlier parts in a different light on rewatch. There are behind-the-scenes videos for this series and also merch for it if you're interested. There was also a short end-credit scene that yall missed.

Brasskicker