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Daddy
Directed by: Domicile Destructo Released: March 2003
A boy lives a dramatical life where his dad beats him up. It sounds like a solid story that could change into something beautiful. Sadly this movie lacks the aspect of bringing true drama to the scene. Although it supposed to be a short movie, the director could have done more on the relationship between father and son. The movie is fast, too fast for me actually. The scenery and animation is good. In some cases a bit average but still effective. The ending made me almost laugh. I mean hating your dad is one thing but killing your dad is something else. All in all this is an average movie. Good to watch once, too bad to watch twice.
Overall rating: 6/10	Download Daddy [1.08 MB]

Daddy's House
Directed by: Jeremy Dick, Spencer Crabb Released: August 2003
Forget high quality scenery! Forget interesting characters! Forget a good soundtrack! This movie hasn't any of the above but still it made me laugh out loud! This is your typical light-hearted, old school, chain movie directed by Jeremy Dick and Spencer Crabb - when they were bored. Annoyingly, there is no ending cause they hadn't time to finish it, and perhaps it doesn't really belong in a Film Festival, but it's a nice change from the more serious movies.
Overall rating: 6/10	Download Daddy's House [1.88 MB]

Dark Forest Trailer
Directed by: Richard Bevis Released: May 2005
Richard the director has been asking me for weeks to add these movies to the site. I don't know how he found me, but he managed to get in contact with me through MSN. I honestly didn
Overall rating: 5/10	Download Dark Forest Trailer [3.62 MB]

Darkness Within
Directed by: Dave Smith, Andrew Murphy Released: June 2001
Well I wasn't too impressed. I think this is the worst of the trilogy. The scenery was still very good and the overall look of the film was pleasing. However, the voice acting was sub-standard and the plot was luke-warm. Aside the dodgy erotic scenes, cheap voicing and lacking plot,. this wasn't a complete bomb, it had its good points. Download for a structured crime drama with some flaws. Review by Richard Bevis.
Overall rating: 6/10	Download Darkness Within [9.02 MB]

Darkness Within 2
Directed by: Dave Smith, Andrew Murphy Released: April 2002
Well now I kinda enjoyed this movie! I became deeply involved with the characters and their lifestyles rotating around an epic storyline and decent scenery. I loved the way this movie was made, the feel it had to it, however I was slightly confused by the introduction. Nevertheless it was a strong action, crime drama. Review by Richard Bevis.
Overall rating: 7/10	Download Darkness Within 2 [5.44 MB]

Darkness Within 3
Directed by: Andrew Murphy, Dave Smith Released: May 2005
Hmm I didn't enjoy this as much as the 2nd 'Darkness Within.' It seemed like it was made simply as a sequel, forced to be made, it didn't have the same feel as the 2nd. The voice acting remains very good and the plot still as twisted but the scenery has gone downhill slightly, and it didn't have that 'Darkness Within' involvement. Still in saying that it was pretty good and is a reasonable sequel to this action, crime drama series. Review by Richard Bevis.
Overall rating: 7/10	Download Darkness Within 3 [5.67 MB]

Dark Side of the Force Part I
Directed by: Jason Woolford Released: January 2002
Jason Woolford's attempt at the Star Wars universe in 3dmm comes off as wonderfully composed and remarkably clever. The story is fairly basic for a Star Wars movie, involving two Jedi who eventually come to a daunting task involving the ever present enemies, the Sith. Unfortunately, that's about as far as the story gets before the movie ends, which is a shame, because the look of the movie is so secure. Woolford's camera isn't the most movement-filled camera, but it does its job to capture the scene without frills. It would have been nice to see more panning shots as are often seen in Star Wars films, but it doesn't detract too much. The movie is just composed so well. All of the default actors have been clothed in text based custom clothing to give it the look of the movies. This is an impressive touch that lends some extra creativity to the film. Also impressive are the hand made characters, especially in the Jedi council. Great care was put into recreating Yoda, and he comes off as both expressive and well-composed. The music is MIDI-based, which detracts from the film a bit. The movie is also filled with a lot of default sounds for lightsaber battles, which lowers the feeling of being in the Star Wars universe a bit. The dialogue is top notch, with all the characters being portreyed well by Woolford and his friends. Dark Side of the Force ends before it really begins, however, which is a shame, since it carries on quite well while it lasts. Woolford recently returned to the community and hopefully will follow up on this tantilizing episode with something fuller. Review by Andrew Salter.
Overall rating: 8/10	Download Dark Side of the Force Part I [1.34 MB]

Dark Sun Story
Directed by: Charles DeVillier Released: November 2002
I have no idea where this movie appeared from as it is a couple of years old now. It is a movie Sammy directed, inspired by the rivaly that was apparent between Cal Flavell and 'Dark Sun' on the 3D Movie Maker Bulletin board back in 2002. Fairly meaningless if you missed everything that happened between the two over the Internet. It's not the best 'hate' movie 3dmm has seen but nevertheless, it has been well done. The camerawork wasn't bad in this movie, and scenery, which did leave something to be desired, was well constructed. The characters were good too, showing some signs of a good hand-made character director. Sammy has made an interesting film quite well, but with a slightly poor yet poignant plot. Review by Will Cheyney.
Overall rating: 6/10	Download Dark Sun Story [1.36 MB]

Date Rape
Directed by: Jeff Ching Released: December 2002
I can hear you groaning... YES; it's a Jeff Ching movie! You just know its going to be a combination of hilarious comedy and awful animation. Date Rape doesn't disappoint. I was actually dreading watching the movie, after remembering the horrors of 'Horny And The Dead', but I was pleasantly surprised. Even though the scenery or animation isn't the greatest, the cool story and humor make this incredibly watchable. I actually enjoyed it!
Overall rating: 8/10	Download Date Rape [4.72 MB]

Dave Smith
Directed by: Jon Sapone Released: August 2000
A hate movie using all pre-made scenes, with custom blood and props. Fairly good animation, but a pretty lame plot. Apparently Dave Smith is a gay man who gets killed in a humorous fashion. Could've been a better plot really but a good quick download for a sure laugh (if you hate gays, or Dave Smith).
Overall rating: 3/10	Download Dave Smith [152 KB]

Dead Dread
Directed by: Peter Eklund Released: April 2000
A very average attempt at a horror movie. It's nicely creepy in places and the scenery is actually quite well done. However, awful voice acting, a weak plot and pathetic ending make this one miss the mark. Better luck next time.
Overall rating: 5/10	Download Dead Dread [959 KB]

Dead Heart in a Dead World
Directed by: Andres De La Hoz Released: March 2001
Another great film by Andres. This movie is great in every possible way, good action but apparently can be hard to follow, Jeff? Anyways, the plot was a little hard to follow, but there was one! The movie was very well directed and the voices were great! Mike did a good job with those. Andres really is an excellent director, giving the film a great atmosphere and making it a very original movie. Something new and different, it's a must download.
Overall rating: 9/10	Download Dead Heart in a Dead World [2.82 MB]

Dead or Alive: Part 1
Directed by: Jeremy Madzelan Released: April 2003
Awesome. This is actually the best action drama I've seen in a while! The scenery is very good and animation is at top. Sound effects and music couldn?t be better. I would say that if you like action drama's this should without-a-doubt, be in your collection.
Overall rating: 8/10	Download Dead or Alive: Part 1 [4.33 MB]

Dead or Alive Trailer
Directed by: Jeremy Madzelan Released: March 2003
Holy shiat! This looks awesome. From the director of 'Resident Evil: Ground Zero', Jeremy Madzelan is giving us a sneaky-peak of his forthcoming title, Dead or Alive (nothing to do with the videogame). The scenery is fanatically detailed - which will more than likely slow down older machines. The camera angles look pretty swish too! The music seemed a little miss-fitting and there were a few of the rubbishy default sound effects thrown in, other than that, this looks top!
Overall rating: 7/10	Download Dead or Alive Trailer [687 KB]

Deansoft Xmas, A
Directed by: Jimmy Dean Released: December 2000
An xmas movie for the Christmas period. This was released a few Christmas' back now, but it actually one of the better ones. It's cool to watch, nice to look at and well paced. I've heard a few of the voices and sounds in other movies but who cares - we're all guilty of it at some point. Well worth downloading.
Overall rating: 7/10	Download Deansoft Xmas, A [1.99 MB]

Death and Guns
Directed by: Jalal Released: September 2003
This movie is quite weird actually. It immediately starts off somewhere with a guy infiltrating a compound. We get no introduction or whatever. The main character is a 60 year old guy who for some reason is a highly skilled killer, with all the types of weaponry under the sun and a passion for killing to boot. I think this immediately explains the very thin plot, cause I really couldn't find any other connections with the story. The scenery is alright - extremely colourful in places which I don't find very fitting. The animation is a tad bit sloppy. The characters move too fast sometimes and the camera angels could be made more diverse. However, the worst is still yet to come! The voice acting was very poor, they were so... dull. It's obvious that they're reading off a piece of paper. Although this is the first time I've seen a movie by Jalal, I must admit that I found this movie to be more boring than entertaining. The movie tries to be serious but fails in the process. I hope Jalal will surprise us with a better movie in the future.
Overall rating: 6/10	Download Death and Guns [2.18 MB]

Deathmatch
Directed by: Rick Trimble Released: August 2000
This is quite an enjoyable short little flick with two guys against each other. It was a bit TOO short but it was good to have a different theme than wrestling; a Quake-style deathmatch mode. In this episode it's Vincent versus Gustave but future episodes will include community members.
Overall rating: 6/10	Download Deathmatch [611 KB]

Deathmatch 2
Directed by: Rick Trimble Released: September 2000
The second in this deathmatch series pits Will Maltby against Mickazee. While there's not a lot of violence to be seen here, the animation is good and there's a bit of a twist in the end. This series shows signs of it being a potential hit series leaving others for dead... oooohhh spooky. Rick Trimble has put together an entertaining and amusing piece of work with very good animation and reasonably impressive scenes. Final Verdict: Great voices but titles could have been polished-up slightly.
Overall rating: 8/10	Download Deathmatch 2 [856 KB]

Death of the Newbie
Directed by: JP, Josh Byrd, Fredrick Arnoy, Gorosaurus Released: September 2002
A very decent and clever movie from JP, Josh Byrd, Fredrick Arnoy & Gorosaurus here. I won't give it away but if you can get past the default scenes in the first 5 minutes it becomes an extremely enjoyable film. Alot of thought went into this, I wish the different stories could've linked slightly more, but anyway. A very fun film, you should watch it now.
Overall rating: 8/10	Download Death of the Newbie [6.84 MB]

Death Wish
Directed by: Mark Sola Released: November 2003
A movie inspired by Owtzain's "The Wish", The Death Wish is about Marc's life and his depression. It's quite predictable at the end but I can understand where he is coming from. It's also fairly short, which is good for a self expressionistic movie such as this. The animation wasn't bad, although strange in a few places. The music, Porcelain by Moby, fit pretty well. The desired mood was achieved and the direction worked in alot of places. Not as good as The Wish but not bad.
Overall rating: 7/10	Download Death Wish [1.16 MB]

Decay
Directed by: Ben Williams Released: January 2003
This is a strange movie...It's a good thing Ben told us what it's supposed to be about, or I probably wouldn't have understood any of it. Frankly, I still don't. It's a movie about death, and the whole thing is kind of abstract - that fits the movie well and gives a sense of feeling that not many people can create in 3dmm. Ben himself admits that's it not the most marvelous movie as far effects, but It gets the point across, and is a worthwhile download.
Overall rating: 6/10	Download Decay [1.42 MB]

Deck the Hacks
Directed by: Ned Carlson Released: July 2004
Thousand frame scenes (mostly default) filled with nothing but mediocre dialogue and poor animation is not my cup of tea, and it's probably not yours. This movie, being a comedy, was not very funny. The only jokes, and I use that word loosely, have been done before, in many films. On top of that, the directing was non-existent. All characters were a stereotypical protagonist team, except Gramps. Gramps, unlike the others, was well developed by the end of the movie, but I can't say anymore without spoiling it. The few hand made scenes that were in the movie, had straight-on ground level angles. The voices however, were well done and definitely the best aspect of this movie. Overall, this movie was hard, no, painful to sit through.
Overall rating: 3/10	Download Deck the Hacks [10.41 MB]

Deep Under: Community Chain Movie
Directed by: BR, others Released: December 2001
This was pretty cool. I don't think I've seen a chain movie so well put together. Despite having been made by at least 6 different people, the movie still succeeds to be a really good, understandable watch. Often with chain movies, the general focus of the plot is lost somewhere along the way as everyone ends up looking at the story in a slightly different perspective. The scenery is good, perhaps a bit average at times. It's the same case with the animation and voice acting. Overall this is a fine example of how to do a chain movie - something that could be great inspiration for others in the future.
Overall rating: 7/10	Download Deep Under: Community Chain Movie [6.33 MB]

Delicate Mind
Directed by: Blake Walker Released: June 2000
Quite an old, but nevertheless very well executed drama movie and also rather enjoyable to watch. This really does well for a 3dmm movie as you actually get into the characters and 'care' about them. Obviously a highly recommended download. I remember this being my favourite 3dmm drama movie until a couple of years ago. Review by Will Cheyney.
Overall rating: 7/10	Download Delicate Mind [4.03 MB]

Delivery Boy
Directed by: Stefan Released: May 2003
By the looks of things, this has been heavily inspired by the likes of DD. You will probably have to rewatch the movie a couple of times before you actually get to grips with what's going on, and even that wont guarantee a complete clear-up of your confusion. It's short, pretty solid but too jumbled.
Overall rating: 5/10	Download Delivery Boy [1.22 MB]

Delivery Boy - Special Edition
Directed by: Stefan Released: May 2005
Being the perfectionist that I am, I just happened to pick up on the small details which were out of place in this movie, and there were quite a few. The titles were not in line and the camera work was pretty lousy. The one other thing which really killed this movie for me, was the horrendously bad character movements used. The scenery was also extremely basic, nothing much used even though it was hand-made. The plot of this movie would be ruined if I spoke too much about it, but basically it's a man hunting down a delivery boy, which isn't too bad a plot and could have been extended further. Generally the movie wasn't bad but was let down by surreal motions and scenery which posed buildings as large colourful blocks. Review by Richard Bevis.
Overall rating: 5/10	Download Delivery Boy - Special Edition [1.19 MB]

Demon at Chris and Will's HQ, The
Directed by: Adrian Pikios Released: April 2000
This is a very old movie from our friend Adrian Pikios. A sort of response to an old prank Will Maltby and Chris Wells played. Basically, Adrian while watching a fake trailer to Diabolical Delightment, is so enraged by the prank, he transforms into a demon and sets out to kill Chris and Will. Will Will (hawhaw) be able to stop the Demon, or will he perish. Watch to find out! Old outdated animations, average sound, and an abrupt ending, but in those days, pretty nifty!
Overall rating: 6/10	Download Demon at Chris and Will's HQ, The [1.05 MB]

Demons of the Sea Preview
Directed by: Jordan Siddall Released: August 2002
All custom scenery, although basic it is very effective. I liked the way it was done except the strange text 'Well..' anyway a cool looking preview/teaser. Download for scares heh.
Overall rating: 6/10	Download Demons of the Sea Preview [53 KB]

Depths of Uncertainty
Directed by: Maverick McGail Released: December 2002
Unfortunately unfinished, 'Depths of Uncertainty' is a fast paced action romp. The story line may be a little cliche, but the animation was very slick 'n' smooth. Scenery was a little on the bland side, but before you really had a chance to notice the scene had changed. It's good, not great, and could have done with being finished!
Overall rating: 6/10	Download Depths of Uncertainty [6.51 MB]

Deputy
Directed by: Ben Rice Released: November 2004
This movie had some major flaws and yet some fairly good points. One of the first things I noticed about it was the extreme apparance of poor sound use. Not only are many default 3dmm sounds used, but they're often badly applied. The music and speech overlaps so much this film would be better suited using subtitles! All voice acting is done by Ben himself and everything is a bit messed up; everyone sounds pretty much the same. As for the animation, it had some very good sequences in contrast to some rather creaky "90's" style bits - aka slow and blocky. Overall, not a bad attempt at a first movie - just keep trying Ben and you'll get there very soon.
Overall rating: 5/10	Download Deputy [6.33 MB]

Deputy: DVD Edition
Directed by: Ben Rice Released: December 2004
What can I say? I only reviewed the original, non-dvd version last update! Pretty much the same as before, except with more bells and whistles. It includes a widescreen and non-widescreen version of the film, a director's commentary, trailers for upcoming movies, and other random things. I don't think the widescreen edition of the movie worked too well, however. At times it was obvious that the movie had never been intended for such an aspect ratio, and at several points during the film scenery, props and characters were wrongly cropped or obscured. Every DVD menu was also messed up; the scene numbers given were completely wrong - something that Ben should have noticed and remedied before it's release. If you haven't seen the original version of Deputy, or if you were a huge fan of it, this is defiantly worth checking out. It's early days for Mr. Rice, and things look quite promising.
Overall rating: 6/10	Download Deputy: DVD Edition [27.64 MB]

Derelict
Directed by: Andrew Johnson Released: August 2005
No one will want to make a 3dmm movie ever again after watching this. In true Hollywood style, Mousenator has presented us with what is in my opinion, not only the best movie of '05, but the best movie ever created in 3D Movie Maker. Every new scene is eyepleasing, the camerawork is stunning and the whole feel to the movie is very professional. The storyline of this epic space exploration follows a crew of people who venture into a derelict space craft and get more than they had bargained for. There are so many amazing twists in this movie, I question whether the director gained professional help. The scripting is beautiful, the plot is superb, and it is carried off serenely, by a score of magnificant music and well used sound effects. Mousenator has slowly made his way into the realms of being one of the best 3dmm director's around. Everyone must see this masterpiece. Review by Richard Bevis - 10/10. Andrew Johnson
Overall rating: 9/10	Download Derelict [25.84 MB]

Derelict Teaser
Directed by: Andrew Johnson Released: April 2005
A teaser for Mousenator's next movie, and this looks awesome! Kinda like a mix between Alien and Nightmare From Space. But Derelict definitely looks better then NFS! And looks better as-well. Mousenator is excellent at 3dmm horrors, with his first movie, Fear and now this. Mousenator is fast becoming one of the best newbies around. Thing for him are extremely promising. This, I can't wait for. Review by Ben Rice.
Overall rating: 8/10	Download Derelict Teaser [564 KB]

Derelict's Shit Movie Showcase
Directed by: Derelict Released: September 2003
Do you know of those certain things which are so bad they're actually quite good? This is not one of those, however I am going to give this guy some slack, because as pointed out at the start, these were sort of pisstake films which weren't received well at first and so are being slapped together into one film later on. Aside the poor idea, the main construction of the movie is handled well, and the directing wasn't bad, I think a better more thought out plot is needed for next time. Review by Richard Bevis.
Overall rating: 4/10	Download Derelict's Shit Movie Showcase [739 KB]

Desert Eagle
Directed by: Kyle Magocs Released: August 2005
A very pretty, soundtrack driven movie from Kyle which rightly or wrongly reminded me of Tim Burton's 'dark' style. This movie was inspired by the movies soundtrack according to Kyle, as a result a bizarre and twisted collection of animations depicting how an island is very different during the day than it is at night has been conceived... Once the sun goes down, the landscape becomes bent, the ground opens up and the dead walk the earth once more. Kyle has obviously used this as an exercise to test out the capabilities of Superdings, but that doesn't stop it from being a great opening movie for the 2005 Summer Film Festival and quite a nice 'lil watch. Review by Will Cheyney - 7/10. A concept piece by Kyle Magocs, 'Desert Eagle' is a surreal fantasy adventure that focuses on imagery to pull the viewer in. It works, for the most part, but starts off a bit vague, leaving the viewer to wonder what exactly is happening. As far as story goes, the concept is simple, the character is shipwrecked on an island that comes alive at night. Well, the dead come alive, and other mysterious events happen. The problem is, the introduction to the night sequence isn
Overall rating: 7/10	Download Desert Eagle [3.06 MB]

Desperado 2
Directed by: Mike Grathwohl Released: December 1998
Wow! What a movie! Yet another '98er, and when I found out I was shocked! Coming out over a year after Action Joe 2, this movie blows it out of the water in so many ways and manages to be about 2 years ahead of anything else. The scenery isn't bad, and the animation is damn good. The voices are a little kiddy but it doesn't seem to matter. This is overall a fast-paced, frantic PAM that's well worth a view. Review by Tom Bown.
Overall rating: 8/10	Download Desperado 2 [7.01 MB]

DFT Crew, The
Directed by: Tuna Hematoma Released: October 2001
The winner of the 'Will Maltby's computer competition', as well as a 3dmm Studio exclusive! This entry for the competition was so great, I felt that it was a worthy of being added as a new movie as well. Nice animation (gasp moving camera in a Hematoma movie?!) and as you might expect from Tuna, great scenery. To tell anything more would probably ruin the film, and at such a nice small size, it is definitely worth the download. Top stuff.
Overall rating: 8/10	Download DFT Crew, The [764 KB]

Diabolical Delightment
Directed by: Will Maltby Released: August 2001
When I first saw the prequel to this, EE, it was like the first time I saw a 3D movie made in 3dmm all over again - amazing! And when I heard that a the sequel DD was coming out, I got quite excited.... but had doubts to whether it could match EE in terms of quality. However, when the movie was finally released, after a years work, I was amazed to find out that it was actually infinitely better than EE. From the very start, the movie is well paced and crafted. The animation is nothing short of spellbinding, its probably the best ever, infact, the first time I saw DD, I fell of my chair in awe. The camera movements are fast, fluid and consistent. Will also wonderfully makes use of cinematic techniques such as slow motion, camera shake and matrix style camera swoops. The scenery was also excellent - never sparse and never over-the-top. Music and sound effects were chosen as if they were made just for this film. There was nothing that seemed out of place or distorted at any time. It all just fits - wonderfully. Again, like with EE, its major letdown is the problems with voices. At times of high octane, character voices are simple drowned out and lost, and you may find yourself either struggling to hear what they or saying, or simply stopping the scene and then starting it again, simply to get rid of the music temporarily - which you must admit, just isn't cricket. The movie has no proper storyline whatsoever, just Gustave mindlessly killing anyone in his way - but hey, who cares, when animation is this good it doesn't matter. Saying that, after 20mins or so, the killing does start to become a little tiresome. All in all, this is an instant classic, which no movie collection should be without. Download now, put your feet up, and be prepared for 20 or so minutes of mindless action.
Overall rating: 10/10	Download Diabolical Delightment [9.14 MB]

Diabolical Delightment Hoax Trailer
Directed by: Will Maltby, Chris Ward Released: April 2000
On an April Fools Day 2001 Chris and Will released this as a prank on the 3dmm community. As we all know DD has now gained somewhat of a 'legendary' film status, and was heavily anticipated by many back in the day. When Adrian Pikios saw this it inspired him the make 'The Demon At Chris And Wills HQ'. A pretty funny thing here and it fooled/angered people in the masses. Download for a laugh. Review by Ben Rice.
Overall rating: 5/10	Download Diabolical Delightment Hoax Trailer [569 KB]

Dialogue 2 Teaser
Directed by: Rick Trimble Released: August 2002
Don't let the title put you off! This is a brilliant little teaser. It's yet another spin-off of the default 3dmm movie 'Dialogue' - however, unlike all the others, this one actually looks as if it will be a worthwhile watch. The duel like scene shown works incredibly well and I really liked the dynamic camera angles used. I just hope that the movie doesn't turn out as pointless as all the other movies in the Dialogue series.
Overall rating: 7/10	Download Dialogue 2 Teaser [400 KB]

Dialogue with Joe Pesci
Directed by: Yusof Ozkizil Released: August 1998
A classic movie taking a satirical approach to the dialogue series. This time it's Joe Pesci's turn to deal with Kipper - the magic trick selling kid.
Overall rating: 5/10	Download Dialogue with Joe Pesci [460 KB]

Dick Face
Directed by: BR Released: September 2002
A very funny and well animated movie from BR here. BR has amazing animating skills but always lacks in the plot part of a film. I know that this is a comedy short however so i'll let him off. I would really like to see a longer movie from BR as he has the potential. This made me laugh alot though.
Overall rating: 7/10	Download Dick Face [739 KB]

Die Die Die
Directed by: Tuffe John Released: January 2001
Nice blood, gunfire fx, glasses, simple backdrop. It is someone's death. We don't find out why. Short and simple. A gunshot. That's it. He could have added more for atmosphere. No voices. Hearing the killer talk and the victim's deathcry would've been good. Gives a surreal and tragic feel - perfect. Too short but overall quite effective.
Overall rating: 5/10	Download Die Die Die [174 KB]

Die Hard 4
Directed by: Darin Van Thournout Released: December 1998
The director obviously thinks that a movie with good animation and scenes will go far. If you're a fan of these two aspects, download the movie. Die Hard 4 however lacks good acting and a reasonable soundtrack. It also features some pointless dialogue. Yes, the acting's bad and the story is heavily inspired by the first Die Hard movie. As a result, it is a paint-by-numbers clone but an entertaining one in the main but the lack of an ending with him being hailed hero just seems really odd for this genre.
Overall rating: 5/10	Download Die Hard 4 [174 KB]

Digital Combat
Directed by: Joshua Anger Released: May 2001
A short movie kind of like 'Eradication'. It has some very nice special effects, but there seems to be something missing from the movie - something which stops this movies from being really good. Anyhow, apparently a feature length movie of it will be coming out soon. UPDATE: It never did. Review by Will Cheyney.
Overall rating: 6/10	Download Digital Combat [1.69 MB]

Digouts
Directed by: Bjorn Petersson, Tuffe John Released: August 2002
The first installment of DIGOUTS turned out a lot funnier then most people expected, and soon became a huge hit amongst the community. It is incredibly strange, very funny, very foreign and worth a download.
Overall rating: 8/10	Download Digouts [1.89 MB]

Digouts 2
Directed by: Bjorn Petersson, Tuffe John Released: January 2003
W00T!! Funny stuff here. Very strange and weird and - but hilariously funny! It's a bit fast paced and it takes a while to get some of the jokes (or maybe that's just my puny mind) but its quite good otherwise. Download this if you like fast-paced funny movies.
Overall rating: 8/10	Download Digouts 2 [8.41 MB]

Dirty Dishes
Directed by: Jeremy Dick Released: March 2001
Another one of those joke movies, quite good too. I liked Voodoo Dick better but that's probably because I didn't hear that one in advance; although I heard this joke before it was still pretty funny! Well done on another good animated joke!
Overall rating: 7/10	Download Dirty Dishes [759 KB]

Discontented
Directed by: Ben Williams Released: March 2001
I have come to love all of Ben Williams' films. Everyone of them are stunning - and this one is no exception. This is Ben Williams' 5th movie, and has the same look and feel to his others, which is by no means bad. Technically, the movie is great. With great scenery, music, sfx, camera movement and angles, the movie becomes instantly pleasing. The movie has quite a nice storyline too, and after a few minutes of watching, you really feel 'involved' with the characters and the plot - a classic sign of a well crafted movie. The storyline could have been developed more perhaps, but this doesn't stop me from highly recommending this movie. A definite download.
Overall rating: 9/10	Download Discontented [3.92 MB]

Disturbed
Directed by: Mike Kash Released: August 2001
To my knowledge, this is Mike Kash's first and only movie, at least that he's submitted. It's one of those 'flashback' movies, where you see the ending first, and the movie proceeds to tell the events leading up to it. A bit cliche, yes, but it works nonetheless. I applaud some of his unique effects ideas, such as the sunrise, which, mind you, didn't look the greatest, but is probably as close as you'll come in 3dmm. He seemed to have paid attention to detail on some parts of the scenery, but then completely neglected others. For instance a room might be very plain and boring, with only a few props. Yet those few props, he'd put great detail into. He just needs to find the balance between quantity and quality. The few times that he used a moving camera, he did so quite smoothly, and most of the camera angles had some thought put into them. I really must complain about the voice acting though... I mean its okay to do one or two voices yourself, but it gets annoying to have all the characters with pretty much the exact same voice. Music wise, the only song that really suited the atmosphere was the last one. He kind of ruined the feeling with the lets-kill-random-people-to-rap-music thing, but meh. Only other good point is his titles and credits. No I'm not mocking him... well okay maybe a little bit, but he did do a good job with the 3d words and such. So yes, this movie started out pretty good, then got lax. Then recovered, then got lax again, etc. So if you're looking for a little bit of drama, you may want to check this out, but it's by no means a substitute for movies like a Second Chance. But drama IS hard to do in 3dmm, so kudos goes out to the director for making an okay attempt.
Overall rating: 5/10	Download Disturbed [2.85 MB]

Dog Shit
Directed by: Brad Ross Released: July 2000
An old film from Brad Ross here which shows that even though you can gloat about not stepping in dog poo, it's proving you didn't that makes things a bit crazy. Although the film's looks are pretty basic, it's the way the movie turned out that made me laugh. So this just goes to show that even though the film itself might look pretty bad, it's one of those of films that really makes you laugh at sheer stupidity. Review by Jonny Anson.
Overall rating: 4/10	Download Dog Shit [149 KB]

Domicile Destructo's Nightmare
Directed by: Apfigur Released: May 2005
It's odd to think that Swedes use programs hosted by blue Scots with pointy noses. Maybe they don't. Maybe Apfigur's copy of 3dmm is hosted by a husky blonde. Whatever the reason, he was drawn to make this small gem. Domicile Destructo has a nightmare. That's as much as I can give you without giving anything away. The brief story is enjoyably told, with scenes flashing by quickly, giving it a music video feel. The piece is well animated with smooth graphics and a sound track from The Mars Volta. The only qualm is the use of text boxes, but in a way they add to the charm. Actual vocals or, indeed, any sound outside of the music would change the movie's feel. A well constructed short, not to be missed! Review by Kayl.
Overall rating: 7/10	Download Domicile Destructo's Nightmare [328 KB]

Dominos (unfinished)
Directed by: Travis Wells Released: October 2003
Short, stupid, and confusing. Three words that best describe this movie. The main jist of the story is basically some guy getting mad at Dominos pizza so he gets a coupon for a free pizza. After this part though I got completely lost because the movie moved way too fast and just ended in the middle of nowhere. Not many sounds, no music, jerky animation, bad directing and horrid scenery. What's worse though is that there are word boxes instead of actual voices, not like that would have mattered though cause the movie moved too quick that even voices couldn't have saved the plot. I'm assuming this guys a newbie though so I don't wanna go all out. Better luck next time.
Overall rating: 2/10	Download Dominos (unfinished) [283 KB]

Doom
Directed by: JP Released: April 2002
When 'Doom' is mentioned, I think most people will understand what movie I'm talking about. Let's be honest, this movie has indeed been a great inspiration for others. JP was a new guy in the community when he shocked everyone with the release of this movie. Although the scenery and animation are great in this movie, there are no voices - something I kinda hate. Apart from this, the movie features a great soundtrack and good sound effects. Plot wise this movie is amazing too. It was something totally original that the community hadn't seen before. People that haven't seen this movie yet should download it immediately! A classic in 3dmm history.
Overall rating: 8/10	Download Doom [5.86 MB]

Doom 2: The Awakening
Directed by: JP Released: December 2002
WOW! I think it would be pretty safe to call this a 3dmm classic already. It has a very real, very dark, beautiful feel to it showing off some excellent camera techniques and stunning scenery. JP has obviosuly given the movie a lot of thought and a very good plot starts to emerge. If you didn't download this during the Flim Festival the I can only suggest that you do. Right now.
Overall rating: 9/10	Download Doom 2: The Awakening [7.65 MB]

Doom: Platinum Edition
Directed by: JP Released: December 2002
After the release of the original Doom, it came to light that a few of the plot details were a little hazy for the majority of people. I think this was the reason JP released this special edition of the movie to clear some things up. The platinum edition features a new intro and extra scenes. It also features voices and everything is explained in greater detail. Doom fans will defiantly like this and I recommend that everybody who had difficulties with the original to download this. It will add extra beauty to JP's masterpiece.
Overall rating: 8/10	Download Doom: Platinum Edition [5.14 MB]

Doughboy's Hair-Raising Tale of General Enthusiasm
Directed by: Doughboy Released: October 2004
A modern twist on the classic tale of a man who was told he was going to die. Doughboy has spent quite a lot of time on this, and it shows. We get a very polished and professional film. From start to finish, I was glued to the screen. The characters are made to be superbly believable through brilliant voice acting and breathtaking animation. The only negative aspects I could find in this film were the volume of several voices, and actions that seemed out of place. Congrats Doughboy.
Overall rating: 8/10	Download Doughboy's Hair-Raising Tale of General Enthusiasm [3.45 MB]

Dracula
Directed by: Sigve Leland Released: July 1998
Another old skool Dracula movie but this one I couldn't help but laugh at... Dracula has a slave who fetches blood for him; the slave goes to a hospital to get blood but accidently feeds his master HIV! I wont give away much more but I found it kinda funny. You may completely disagree but my words are this: if your wish for a small laugh this comes recommended. Review by Ben Rice.
Overall rating: 4/10	Download Dracula [909 KB]

Dragon in America
Directed by: Phil Pupa Released: March 2000
Possibly the greatest 3D movie of all time. This classic has lasted the test of time for more than 5 years and still has top notch animation and scenery. This movie is pure genius because the plot is well thought out and clever. Although slightly predictable in places this could easily be a real film. If you haven't seen this movie, then download it now as there is nothing like it. By the way, this movie is so good afterwards you'll not want to make 3D movies as you think your stuff looks rubbish in comparison. Way ahead of it's time; GET IT NOW!
Overall rating: 10/10	Download Dragon in America [6.90 MB]

Dramatic Loss
Directed by: Gustave Released: April 2003
Scenery and animation wise, this isn't actually that bad a movie, HOWEVER. It's short, very short, and it's completely and utterly stupid. Seriously, if you watch this film, I would suggest doing what the character does in the end, because you're a bloody idiot if you download this.
Overall rating: 1/10	Download Dramatic Loss [189 KB]

Drive Thru
Directed by: Leslie Wai Released: December 2002
HEHE! Using the track 'Drive Through' from the Tenacious D album, Leslie added visual entertainment to Jack and Kyle ordering their food. Simple, yet very funny. Download for a chuckle.
Overall rating: 7/10	Download Drive Thru [1.89 MB]

Drugheads
Directed by: Robert Domke Released: January 1999
A really good action movie here with some impressive animation. The movie follows two drug taking idiots with a van full of drugs, when they hit the road for Mexico. Drugheads has been dubbed many-a-time as the greatest 3dmm action movie ever created. Whatever your opinion on the movie though, there is no doubting that this is a 3dmm classic. Made WAY back in 1999, this movie boasts animation and scenery way ahead of its time. If you haven't seen this movie yet, now is the perfect opportunity - this shouldn't be missed.
Overall rating: 8/10	Download Drugheads [1.72 MB]

Drugs
Directed by: Bob Toasted Released: January 2003
A funny piss-take from Bob here. I liked the jokes and the funny commentary, but it lacked that something else. I guess it could've been a bit longer, and easily added more jokes. A good watch nevertheless.
Overall rating: 7/10	Download Drugs [623 KB]

Dunde #1
Directed by: Ben Wheele Released: June 2001
This is an original and great movie, which is also enjoyable to watch. About a really dumb man, trying to be taught the basics of the game 'know and run'. It has a very nice feel to it with it's 'Nutcracker suite' sound track, smooth animation, and it's 3d text popups for the dialogue. A very good movie that is nice and different to other 3D movies around at the moment, although, perhaps the ending isn't as good as it could have been. A recommend download.
Overall rating: 7/10	Download Dunde #1 [505 KB]

Dunde #2
Directed by: Ben Wheele Released: July 2001
Ever wanted to build your own spaceship? Dunde shows you how! This small, quiet but so juicily animated short has all the style and humor that Wheele usually has in his classic 'Less-plot-more-awesome-weapon-animations' kind of movies. It's such small size and provides some good, solid humor, so download it! It could come in handy if you ever wanted to fly into space! Review by Will Bamber.
Overall rating: 7/10	Download Dunde #2 [687 KB]

Dylan's Forgotten Fate
Directed by: Ben Rice Released: December 2005
"Dylan's Forgotten Fate" takes place before the events of Ben's major release this year, "The Handmade Character", telling of the fate of Dylan, the main character from "The Handmade Character". The film itself showcases some incredible animation and a story which may remind alot of viewers of "Redux". If you're a fan of Ben Rice's work, or want to continue watching the story of "The Handmade Character" unfold, I suggest you watch this film. Review by Jonny Anson.
Overall rating: 8/10	Download Dylan's Forgotten Fate [1.90 MB]