Bruised

Me likes... me liiiiiikes

I mean, technically it's nothing real groundbreaking or new in any respect, but it was still very well done and composed. The character movements could've been smoother, but they did their job well for the time

What I liked most was the really subtle things. Such as the dog's ears twitching just barely and the door moving just a tad with each knock. That there was a nice little addition which probably doubled the enjoyment, in my eyes at least. I liked the song a good bit, and while I didn't totally see the lyrics' connection to the activity onscreen, it didn't detract any, so that's good.

But yeah, some slick animation and nice techniques here and there, and definitely the best short of the year in my book. ...Unless I'm forgetting something. But yeah, good stuff!

8/10