Four strangers from around the world experience a series of apocalyptic visions and attempt to uncover their origin.Four strangers from around the world experience a series of apocalyptic visions and attempt to uncover their origin.Four strangers from around the world experience a series of apocalyptic visions and attempt to uncover their origin.
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- Quotes
Raimi Matthews: I almost touched them... I almost touched the stars.
- Alternate versionsThere are three version of Broken Saints: The first is the online-only Flash animation started in 2001, the second the independent DVD release available in Canada and online up until spring 2006, and the third is a souped up DVD re-release distributed by FOX Home Video starting August 2006.
- SoundtracksSong for Athene
Composed by John Tavener (PRS)
Performed by the Westminster Abbey Choir
Published by G. Shirmer & Associates (ASCAP) o/b/o Chester Music Ltd. (PRS)
With the permission of EMI Music Canada
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Excellent work of Art
I must admit, the first time I laid eyes on Broken Saints on Newgrounds.com, I was struck by the visual beauty and artistic tone of Broken Saints. However, my first impression was that the writers sacrificed an interesting and solid storyline for the artistic writing. Thus, I only viewed about the first 5 chapters.
About 6 months later, I viewed Broken Saints again, this time in its entirety, and found that this was not the case. Broken Saints contains one of the most profound, well-written, well-planned, and masterfully executed story lines that I've ever seen. It also contains well-written characters that are developed, identifiable, and three-dimensional.
Although the first 5 chapters are slow (because these are the chapters that establish and introduce the 4 main characters), the story quickly becomes interesting and by midway through the story (Chapter 12), I was hooked and absolutely needed to see the next chapter.
I must emphasize that this series is incredibly well thought out. Events are foreshadowed from the very beginning, characters change, and mysteries become untangled as the chapters move on.
Fans of The X-Files, Alias, and Lost would probably enjoy this series about faith, fate, and global conspiracies. I've certainly enjoyed the series enough to have bought the DVD (which includes wonderful voice acting). This is a must see and believe me, after Chapter 24 ends, you'll end up in awe and amazement.
About 6 months later, I viewed Broken Saints again, this time in its entirety, and found that this was not the case. Broken Saints contains one of the most profound, well-written, well-planned, and masterfully executed story lines that I've ever seen. It also contains well-written characters that are developed, identifiable, and three-dimensional.
Although the first 5 chapters are slow (because these are the chapters that establish and introduce the 4 main characters), the story quickly becomes interesting and by midway through the story (Chapter 12), I was hooked and absolutely needed to see the next chapter.
I must emphasize that this series is incredibly well thought out. Events are foreshadowed from the very beginning, characters change, and mysteries become untangled as the chapters move on.
Fans of The X-Files, Alias, and Lost would probably enjoy this series about faith, fate, and global conspiracies. I've certainly enjoyed the series enough to have bought the DVD (which includes wonderful voice acting). This is a must see and believe me, after Chapter 24 ends, you'll end up in awe and amazement.
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- kelvinji1
- May 19, 2005
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- Runtime12 hours
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