Parallel Man: Infinite Pursuit

I really enjoyed this - a quick escape from the everyday is always a good thing :) But then again, I always love a good parallel universe story. I liked the animation and the storyline was interesting and fun.

The way the entertaining story unfolds, it had me spinoff in wonderment for variations of what my parallel lives could 😳 turn out as well as people that I know.

I can see this eventually being expanded into new stories of adventure.

A nice trip across the memories about cartoon magazines of 1980 decade. Multiverse, loyal assistant, a misterious object and the honor of grandfather, dinosaurs and toxic mushrooms and pure adrenaline in futuristic adventures .

More than nice, an enjoyable trip in the womb of childhood , the emotions being not so different.

Jeffrey Morris is a talented director/writer. And his team that worked with him to create ParallelMan is also. The animation is extraordinary. I found myself feeling like I was a kid again, watching Johnny Quest and Aquaman.

Jon Macht Producer

Although tempted to rate this 1 star to counteract an obviously "bought" review, I' doing the video justice and giving it 8 stars instead. It's well-done, the story line is interesting. It's entertaining throughout.

I count it down 2 stars for two reasons: 1) It's an "intro" video. I dislike it when they don't tell us they're intro videos. (An intro video is like a teaser, but longer.) 2) A plot glitch: why spend time, money, manpower and lives subjugating inhabited worlds when there are infinite uninhabited worlds with all the resources they could want?

But then, throughout history humankind has done stupid, horrendous things when they had viable alternatives, so I can't say the plot is totally off. It was just something that was unexplained.

All in all a well-done video that could have stood on its own without a hyped review.