On older versions of Windows, the Quicktime version works, no trouble. The .wmv needs a codec which doesn't seem to be signed, and so i#the install fails. As an animation, what lets it down is the mouth movement through the last third. It looks strange. It looks better when the animation runs full-screen, but there's still something not quite right about those lips. But apart from that, it look very real. The lighting and the rest of the animation seem spot-on. Speculation: the texturemap pixels bleed over the material boundary -- the polygon edges which define the lips. The way UV mapping works, just one pixel could have a noticable effect.