neatorama isn't about us learning to make film or even thinking that we're capable of doing it, but it is about high quality cool stuff from the internets - which this film clearly is not. And if people get on here and share their opinions, it's not your position to call us names.

If this is the quality of material we can expect from the Upcoming Queue, then Neatorama is doing its fans no favors by implementing it for the front page, and UQ should probably be kept in its own separate section.

Even so, I don't understand what warranted a mediocre student film being posted on Neatorama at all, regardless of the circumstances surrounding its making.

Just because people put effort into something, it doesn't mean they're entitled to be rewarded and universally praised.

Finally, if your immediate response to mostly reasonable comments written in full sentences is to call the writers "f-ing a-holes," they're not the problem. You are.

Or maybe I should put my opinion into words you people might actually understand: You're a bunch of f-ing a-holes.

PS: To the Neatorama team/staff, may I suggest considering mods for the comments section instead of the little spaceman image with "troll be gone" text. It's clearly not doing it's job. And it's not just this post. Most comments in most posts tend to be equally troll-ish.

(it was about dogs having ESP. like i said, award-winning science.)

Sure, its not terrible- but there tons of shorts uploaded to youtube each day that are tremendously better than this one.

In addition to the aforementioned issues, the editing is very, very lackluster. clearly not thought out at all- the cuts dont make sense!

This would cut it as an early level student film but nothing more.

From time to time users will submit content, then lobby their friends to press the Neat button. There may be no such thing as 'power users' on neatorama, but with the upcoming queue, there's bound to be manipulation.

definitely not up to par with the usual awesome neatorama content!!