So-so
Eh, not bad, but it does have some flaws. First and foremost, I'd like to point out the thing that struck me the most and made me feel like I was going insane and didn't even want to even finish the movie- the annoying ass sound effects. They caused a great deal of static which annoyed the hell out of me. This can simply be fixed by going into the sound properties of each sound (clicking the edit button on the bottom properties panel when on a frame where a sound is) and moving the sliders on both channels from the very tip top, a bit down. This gets rid of that annoying static that made me want to shove a cordless drill into my ears.
Second off, the animation its self. It was very smooth, but smoothness is not always good. The movements and the animation was not realistic at all. It was obviously tweened, which is not really the best idea for a Madness toon unless you're really good at it (Engan and some of the older Madness animators). I would have suggested FBF. The art style of the movie, I liked. For the most part, it was good, mainly due to the fact that I really like the "outline-less" styles.
There wasn't too much memorable about the movie, though. The only thing memorable about it is the ending, which was pretty well made, combined with the music. However, I am really pretty sure that there is a message behind this. However, I simply cannot decipher that message. I've tried thinking about it multiple times, but I really have no clue. It might have been better if you made it just a little more apparent to the audience.
Overall, not bad movie, but it has a story that doesn't exactly come off as "apparent", has annoying sounds, and isn't too memorable. But at least it was still pretty entertaining, and I definitely don't regret watching it.