Cyberdevil's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[The Nihilist Alphabet]

Zakzar looks a whole lot like a Cacodemon there! :D Nice ending twist, and the alien plot that keeps playing in the background as the alphabet rolls... it's almost like all this is a propaganda films by those aliens. :) Starts depressing but... it attains new meaning as it goes! Nice idea, and stylish presentation.

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[Butterfingering]

Like is this an inside joke in the series? A paid advertisement? Or is it as random and creatively recreationally awesome as it seems to be?! It really does look crisp, crunchity, peanut-buttery... love the almost arcade-like visual effects; style! Awesome work.

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IvanAlmighty responds:

Thank you man!! Gonna have to answer C on this one, I'm honestly not a fan of butterfingers but just have a strange affinity for the Simpsons commercials for them

[Spoilers Ahead: Star Wars The Force A'Money]

That pretty much sums it up! XD Such a non-nonsensical and relatably random reinterpretation of the story... at such a pace too! Images serve their purpose perfectly, as does the mighty narration and silly sounds that sometimes accompany it. Mighty work!

And yes, I do remember the Star Wars!

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[Technical Dave-Art School]

That density joke. XD Really humble beginnings with this series, and in the life it tells the tale of... looks like a whole other world these few years back! Visually, audially... script-wise though, it's still got that soul. :) Great to see how much it's progressed since! And the school of art, now more the school of life: still going strong!

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[TD-The First Day]

It all starts with the simplest things! :D Ah, collage, when getting friends was as easy as just talking to whatever person was sitting anywhere nearby... life sure gets complicated the higher the level. Good stuff.

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[TD-Brain Art]

That guy really is commuted! Really. Beard and all. Seems like a reminiscent lesson, no doubt retold - at least in part, in future segments... or circled back to, but in it's completeness and conclusiveness like this... it strands strong! Like a real speech. Like wisdom. Like the start of something awesome. That's what practice really makes. Great word.

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[TD-Past Is Prologue]

At least one person keeping it real there at the end. :) Audio quality really has improved in the latter episodes, going back to these early ones... and length too! But twas a nice intro, to the time when it all started... or continued... or didn't really change at all. After all it's all just another day.

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[TD-Christmas Break]

So this is where that break up really started, and those scissors... seems like I missed a vital, clue-providing chapter in this segment of this teary lifewise series. Nicely presented, and the melancholy builds...

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[TD-All I Want]

Well that was depressing... at least this episode does end with closure though! Good session of life advice, and with some lighthearted bouts of wit and what-not amidst all the pondering faults and searching for answers... somehow these seem to just keep getting more and more serious, further from the light-hearted comical art classes of the first few and further into the series issues of love, belonging, friendship, purpose and the human psyche. Not where I thought it would go but... I'm looking forward to more!

The narration and visuals are spot-on as always, and though you can listen to these without, as if they were podcasts, it's a whole other experience with the visual link. Like two layers of the same story. Great work again.

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