This... let's see... what should I start with?
I'm really sorry you weren't eligible for Madness Day 2008's winner's list, being that you are an official NG staff and all. But Krinkels loved your submission to insanity, and even called it the best damn Madness tribute movie in history. Be proud.
Aight - I'll roughly divide the review into 2 parts - what I enjoyed and what I didn't like. Basically the Pros and Cons. And towards the end I have some questions (and suggestions if I have words left to write)
Pros:
Well, the smooth animation was excellent, but then again you ARE Mindchamber after all. The idea and your version of the ending took the Madness series to an even higher level - beyond the storm. I absolutely loved how you made Light and Dark clash on the brink of destruction of the world. And I thank you so much for remember Jesus's ability to summon zombies and his telekinetic powers.
What I enjoyed most was probably 2 things -
1. The music (I want it so bad, but I don't know where to download it =/). How you managed to make the animation match so well with the flow of the music I'll never know, but knowing your previous works (you veteran flash genius, you XD) I'm not surprised. I went to coldstage's site, but I can't find the song, any suggestions? ^^"
2. The battle of zombies against the Madness "victims" was the climax of the entire animation. I absolutely loved how you made army clash against army rather than just one person killing all (even though that's Krinkel's signature theme, but whatever, it's your work). And when Jesus went into overdrive by self-crucification was absolutely ingenius. But I couldn't read the words in the back, was it "Underestimated Government", "Unenstated government" or something else? It flashed too fast for me to catch the words. T_T"
Cons -
Well no one's perfect, and although you are one of the Gods of flash, even Gods make fatal errors. (Check out Messed Up Bible Stores, LOL). You are welcome to disagree at anything I write, because opinions are relative and may flash differently in your eyes. All I ask is to judge the criticism without bias.
What should I nag about first?
I guess I'll start with the quality. All right, I understand - you only had a week. The rough quality of the animation made my eyes hurt a bit, because it was a bit scratchy. Actually, that was what stopped me from getting a 10. Now, I'm not exactly complaining though - because as you said, you only had a week. But that's still no excuse - you should have prepared earlier. That way the quality would have skyrocketed, and your score (number 1 as it is) will rise beyond the heavens into the cosmic realms.
The second con was that it was rather disturbing, even more disturbing than Krinkel's madness series. Okay, the killing the victims part was all right, because it was the Madness Signature theme. But the self-crucification part, however much I enjoyed it at first, gave me nightmares. Seriously. And I'm sure there are probably some religiously serious people who are secretly cursing you at night for using such a religious relation to the real crucification of Jesus. Well I'm not Christian (I'm Buddhist), but I guess maybe some christians out feel a bit insulted.
You left out Hanks and the Clown. That disappointed me. I know Krinkels made it look like Jesus killed them, but Hanks and the Clown don't die. You should know that. If the Hanks can get his head ripped off by the clown and still manage to make a full recover as to commit mass slaugher, a couple of stabs and bullets can't stop them. What you could have done is have Jesus summon them as a zombie. There could've been a high-level battle. But it probably won't be able to match the music.
Also, I have a question - What happened in the end? Who switched heads with whom and how did it happen? And why did it happen? I'm confused. @_@
Meh, it's still one of your best works. Being number one on top fifty proved it. Don't let my review get to you. I'm a harsh critic. Not that may read this of course, you have like 1311 reviews.
Best of luck in the future.