redminus's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Blisterine+ Short]

hahahahaha

The Blisterine one seemed pretty Powerthirst-inspired but definitely had its own nice touches, Both of these were entertaining and nicely done.
Good call also on putting them both together, as I'm sure a lot of people would have uploaded them as separate flashes.

Glad to see you back in action!

[Spider Powers 3]

For realz,

that was good. It reminded me a little of that 'The Clock Crew Talks Art' flash from last clock day, at least in it's dryness although the dialogue was a bit faster paced. Nice randomess all around, chairs FTW BTW OMFG

[2,000,000 Pageviews]

I LOVE YOU <3

And everything you said about the damn furries on deviantart was damn truth. Also true: asinine questions about what program you use. 2mil FTW. 'Grats.

[Sketchy Friends Dance 2]

LOVE

HOT DAMN has it really been a year since the first one?? Well this one is awesome too. So smooth, so well-timed.
And damn, I know what you mean about it taking longer to animate the better you get :/ YOUR WALK CYCLES ARE THE SHIT.

5/5/ 10/10 faved.

TheBoogley responds:

for a second there I thought you said my walk cycles were shit... :3

[Happy Birthday Paperbat!]

LOLOLOOL

Oney FTW.
Gaero FTL.

[The Love I'm Searching 4]

Very awesome.

Backgrounds and environments are what I focus on too, so I can really understand your interest in improving them in your animations. I have to admit that since you were using photographs, I was ready to be pretty critical, and in the first few scenes they sort of seemed a bit jarring when combined with the animated characters... once I got used to it though, the combination was brilliant.
The way you blended the characters into the environments always seemed to work perfectly, and the fact that the style remained really consistent throughout something that took you so long to make was also very impressive and added to the experience. Despite the fact that the story was more subdued and less action-filled than your previous two, the energy of the characters and situations still came across really well in a way that wasn't overwhelming. It was really cool to see such a success with this sort of collage medium.

5/5, 10/10, and favorited. I was really excited to see this here, it's easily one of the most ambitious, well -executed things ove seen on Newgrounds.

[the Last of the Dashkin]

shiz

This is very very good, without peer in a lot of ways. Considering how nice some of your stuff in ToonBoom looks (like the D&D ads) I'm surprised that you still use flash, and on top of that, surprised that you can get work of this complexity to even play well in a flash player?

Your attention to the feel of the environments is amazing, as always.... this always draws me in a little more than just some well-animated characters would've.
Awesome. It's great (despite a few other review comments...you can't please everyone, anyways) to see a progression from the relatively light-hearted/slapstick tone of the earlier shorts toward a foreshadowing of something more serious. Any really great series has to balance those moments of comedy with something heavier, if it's to be taken as something with more meaning than a saturday morning warner bros cartoon, and perhaps just as you were running the risk of pigeon-holing the series as a kind of absurdist slapstick, you went and added something to make it worthy of a feature-length story.

Phenom. I just had to grab all your guides from your site, really interested to see how you get around all the snags that flash sets up for more novice users. Heh.

[The Last Gift]

YES

What makes this even funnier is that the painterly art style is so tasteful and refined, and the way all the bitmap stuff was put together was so well-executed.

[Real Life Tales]

DO WANT MOAR

For some reason I found this super funny. I think it was the pacing and the tone of the voice acting or something. And definitely something to do with the looks on their faces. Win