Spinney - Loved every frame of it. It was awesome how you kind of used the decap to make yourself keep spinning without touching the ground with your leg.

love your rotations, specially the part Right after you decaped uke, i liked that you used the same foot, on both DM`s. your finish pose is a little bit "stiff" try to relax the arms in poses. makes them much better. i`m impressed about the fluid movement you have when you start and right after you decap, also that you did it soo fast was very impressing(222 frames)

Really, really, really fluid. I loved all the spins and hitting without losing momentum at all. I didn't like how you stopped before the decap, though. But that was just me. Great job overall, Rutz.

@ Spinney

SPINNEY

A nice replay, inspired clearly by the film "ip man", and some of the elaborate martial arts within. The first kick is smooth and precise, and the second is more raw, natural, and brutal.



the first kick can be likened to Monet's water lilies, due to it's grace, precision, and clean, expressive execution.



The second is more like lolhello, which you can google yourself. Raw and
passionate.

Of course, the replay was not only sophisticated and elaborate in movement, but also beautiful in the still form, presenting two clear stills, that stand out. The first is midway through the first strike, highlighting tori's body perfectly. The second is at the end, the victorious tori standing over the defeated uke, uke in pieces. An iconic image.





I now find meaningless pastimes like drinking, fapping, eating, painting and even sex pointless in the wake of this replay. And i'm certainly not saying this for money. I would never do that. I was going to make this post anyway.

Before I begin, I would like to point out that Harlequin is only out for the TC and should not be taken seriously.

Hello there my dear Rutzor. With you being one of my favourite replay makers in this community, my eyes immediately catched the attention of this thread. Therefor I am intending to indeed closely review and distribute opinions on the replay at hand.

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Well, as of now I have taken the time to download your replay and basically I must say - it was indeed, as expected, time not wasted and I have enjoyed every frame of the replay. Due to you insisting for comments on this replay however, I have decided to go into a little more detail on what I think about this replay.

I see you like to spin and I must say it was also very enjoyable for me to see this. I loved the spin and infact the way you used the decap to keep spinning without touching the ground was rather impressive. Everything was extremely stylish, no less than I would expect from you. One thing to point out though. The fact that right before the split you touched the knee has minorly bothered me, but is not that big of a deal. It was also great that you posed standing up being very well balanced, however I would have liked to see you stand up more straight. Great pose nonetheless.

To express my love towards this replay, I have also taken the time to create a screenshot of it, as you may very well see below.

Bravo, Bravo !