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Forandop Preview
Directed by: Joey Cosmos Released: October 2002
A nice preview for a slowing time movie. Whether this is an excuse to do alot of slow mo, I don't know but with the right directing it has alot of potential.
Overall rating: 7/10	Download Forandop Preview [179 KB]

Joey Cosmos Show, The
Directed by: Joey Cosmos Released: July 2002
This is a nice idea (one that's been done hundred's of times before) - but Joey hasn't quite pulled it off. It doesn't seem like he wants to be there doing it, and it is very long winded and boring in places. I like to see really detailed scenery in a talk show to take away the boredom, also because of the static camera angles, but the scenery was bodged and awful. I don't really like talk shows, but the interviews were a bonus point as they were good, except some crap questions were asked. If a bit more thought was put into this, I think it could definitely work, but at the moment, it's a thumbs down!
Overall rating: 5/10	Download Joey Cosmos Show, The [4.84 MB]

Killing Time
Directed by: Joey Cosmos, Hamish Gavin Released: July 2003
A joint movie making effort here, working much the same was as Guy Collins' and Brad Ross' 'The Fight' - the directors take it in turns to direct a scene in the movie. It is the first movie I have watched to use Travis' 3dmm frame rate accelerator. It's a strange experience watching 3D Movie Maker movies run in a smoothly, a change I welcome, but theres something just not right about a 3dmm movie running fast... The on-screen action is just a little too fastly paced in this example for my liking. Anyway, I think it's fair to say that this pointless action movie was quite heavily influenced by Jimmy Pozin's 'A Ragtag Group Of Rebels' - everything from the location to the weapons is all too familiar. However, this doesn't stop it from being an entertaining watch in it's own right, it just means it's not the most original movie to ever hit the scene (but then again, what is?!). The zip file also comes with a host of special features and a couple of previews for forthcoming titles which is a nice little touch. All-in-all, good but not great.
Overall rating: 7/10	Download Killing Time [4.29 MB]

Loose Cannon, The
Directed by: Joey Cosmos Released: July 2002
This movie is a brilliant attempt by this newbie Joey Cosmos. The animation is quite good especially for character movement, but a little shaky in places. The plot was slightly strange but I picked it up quickly and gave easy viewing. The voices were a little hard to understand in places but I still liked it. Overall a better attempt at a movie than I could do in my first 2 years of 3dmming, and shows that Joey has alot of talent. I am expecting big things, just not so sure about the 5 second music samples though. A definite download for anyone in need of some quick action. And well ended, very unexpected and shocking!
Overall rating: 7/10	Download Loose Cannon, The [2.05 MB]

Murder You Compilation
Directed by: Joey Cosmos Released: November 2002
A very short skit comprised by a number of quick deaths. It's nicely paced, cool, but it is just too darn short.
Overall rating: 4/10	Download Murder You Compilation [77 KB]

Terror in the East Coast: Part 1
Directed by: Joey Cosmos Released: September 2002
I'm always a little skeptical about movies released in 'parts'. I have experienced, on several occasions, directors promising the following episode(s) to a movie, only to discover that they never materialise. Anyhow, another movie from Joey that isn't too shabby.
Overall rating: 5/10	Download Terror in the East Coast: Part 1 [1.07 MB]