Some points worth noting: -Why throw both clouds in Gaulish Village 2? Missed/unnecessary shots tend to look bad. -Could the jumps onto jellyfish in GV 3 be timed better? In particular, on one of them you have a missed jump that's stopped by the ceiling before the successful one. -The GV boss looks like it can be luck-manipulated so that notes don't get in your way and deprive you of the full three hits each pass. -Roman Encampment 6 finishes with 1:03, not 1:04. -What's the big delay in Forest 2 all about? -Did you really need to backtrack that far to dodge the rolling rocks in Forest 7? -You dodged the second spiked tree in Germany 2's bird ride. Why not the first one? Does it allow you to save time with a hit somewhere else before you grab the chalice in part 3? -Is it really necessary to take all those hits on the Roman Galley boss?
What's with the missed shots at the boss? And I think I count three deaths.
Is the time counted down to score in some way? Because then, choosing hard would save you time. I don't really know how this game works though.
If you are planning on submitting this run to the site, you should definitely start over and use the highest difficulty. It is not uncommon for runs to get rejected only because they are not played on the hardest difficulty. Runs of games that have a hard difficulty that only doubles the enemies' health or something sometimes do get published though, because it is decided that the hardest difficulty level doesn't really add anything that valuable to the movie. I'm not familiar with the game and don't know whether this is the case here.
1) Do you have a reason for not choosing the harder difficulty level? Usually the movie is more interesting that way.
2) Are you sure that you pressed start as early as possible? Did you use frame advance to find the earliest frame?
3) Why did you make Obelix hit the air so much? :)