This movie was alright. I've been seeing a lot of Soup Squad flashes lately and this one wasn't quite so bad. I liked the animation and the simplicity of it. It told the beginning of a story which could lead anywhere depending on where the best review goes. It adds character to the story and I'm curious to see where this project takes you. I chuckled a bit when Eggman clicked on the advertisement and the computer did a 90's style transition flip. Another thing I enjoyed about this film was the "OBEY" poster in the background. It seemed to add a small touch of subliminal messaging, but it seems a lot like the clock crew. Is it perhaps a dedication to them? I don't know.
The soundtrack to this film was really unique too. It was in the kind of environment you'd least expect t hear heavy metal and I thought that was really cool. The metal sounded good and kept me around to write a review. I listened to it until it stopped playing long after the movie was finished. It sounded good and was well in place for this movie (even though it was out of place, which made me lol.) I don't even know. The music was a +
If you're wondering where I think Taco would take Eggman, I think he should take him down the interstate to a Motel 6 where Eggman thinks he is going to act in sexual misconduct, but instead there is a military base underground filled with all varieties of soups. The soups strap Eggman into some strange looking device and zap him. It sends a beam to a satellite in space that resembles a moon, but is no moon. The beam shoots back and hits Eggman giving him an erection that grows in three times its original size weighing him down as it drags along the ground. After it does that he blacks out and awakens within his home back in front of the computer only this time when he is browsing pornography it grows to incredible amounts and explodes. It kills everyone in the end leaving this once blue pearl of a planet, lost within the void of space and time. The End.