120 hours in OSdom

Man that lead actor of yours likes getting his kit off doesn't he? Genius sight gags, filled with smut and innuendo. Perfect 48 Hours fodder. Laughed my ass off and probably enjoyed this the most of any film all night. Should get audience favourite.

Flawless. Good pacing, good performances, excellent gags, and it embraced its budget quality with exuberant glee. I also just love robot stories and am so jealous our team didn't get it, so you had me at hello already.

I wouldn't call this the best film of the heat, it just didn't really work for me and while some of the jokes were funny a lot of the film fell flat for me. I loved the zero-budget ethos of the film, but I did find at times the performances and script just felt a little lackluster. Having said that - this is one of those films that only a manic script writing session late on a Friday night could produce. And to be honest the whole drill sergeant sequence was hilarious enough to make up for the boring bits.

This is quickly becoming my favourite genre of 2013 as yet another team knocked it out of the park. After an initial Star Trek-ish setup of having been beamed down for shelter during an asteroid storm, our team of explorers soon realise the dangers of having things run on solar power when the area has 5x the normal levels of exposure. Eyeball violence, tinfoil costumes and drill sergeants were the order of the day here in a film that had me in stitches laughing.

Dug it! I didn't see all the films in this heat but I loved the attitude of this one. Tin foil costumes that were blatantly tin foil costumes. Stoopid b-movie dialogue that owned the fact that it was stoopid b-movie dialogue. Sexual innuendo, out and proud. Enjoyable and honest, proving you don't need super high production values to be a successful short film.

Wow! What a superb entry from a team who frankly entered a disaster of a movie in 2012. Huuge step up this time around. Loved everything about it, including your cute android ;p wierdest part: what was with the bad irish accent?

Funny, and entertaining with cool characters. I enjoyed the costuming and gags throughout.

What can I say that hasn't already been said? Really funny, really entertaining, an overall crowd-pleaser! Every loved it. On a critical level, well, I don't know. Everything one would normally critique, you seem to have done on purpose. Terrible props, terrible costumes, terrible premise and terrible story. You made this film so bad, it's good. Really good. You obviously had a lot of fun, and that's admirable. Despite the intentionally low-budget look you were going for, there is still this hidden high production value. These sort of things can go either way, but you were my favorite comedy of the night. Hope you guys go far in the competition, this year or next :)

I thought this was a really funny film, well done guys :)

Man that lead actor of yours likes getting his kit off doesn't he? Genius sight gags, filled with smut and innuendo. Perfect 48 Hours fodder. Laughed my ass off and probably enjoyed this the most of any film all night. Should get audience favourite.

This is quickly becoming my favourite genre of 2013 as yet another team knocked it out of the park. After an initial Star Trek-ish setup of having been beamed down for shelter during an asteroid storm, our team of explorers soon realise the dangers of having things run on solar power when the area has 5x the normal levels of exposure. Eyeball violence, tinfoil costumes and drill sergeants were the order of the day here in a film that had me in stitches laughing.

Wow! What a superb entry from a team who frankly entered a disaster of a movie in 2012. Huuge step up this time around. Loved everything about it, including your cute android ;p wierdest part: what was with the bad irish accent?