Cyberdevil's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Parkour God!!]

Hah. XD Entertaining little animation, though could use a bit more detail and frames per second! Motions don't feel all that smooth, and the background's pretty gray too... keep at it!

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[My Go Kart Experience]

I actually just tried Go Karts for the first time this Christmas. Waaaay too late into the game!! :D So fast. So full of fumes and ferocity and racing fever! Seemed to go way faster than the 75 km/h it was supposed to too, but the turns did keep it down a bit... the experiences I had seem to require more emphasis than this. :P But twas an entertaining sketch. Hope you tried the right kind too, apparently they come in all shapes and sizes and speeds and such!

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[CHASE.fla]

Short but masterful, as it is only when done the way of the Krinkels. :) Always adding in some new dimensions. Flipping the whole world around. Turning sky to ground. Changing perceptions and finding new forms to flciker in the action in. Good stuff.

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[Game Grumps Animated: Arin Hanson Breaks Down]

Pretty entertaining Game Grumps sketch!

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zeeeko responds:

thank you! :)

[Sugar Frog!]

Took me a moment to realize the title was the pun. XD Was thinking... acid water? The rest of the lesson underwater, unseen by the human eye? What could be the twist there hmm. Good stuffthough! Narrated just like the kids show it's supposed to be too!

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[Breakfast Chicken]

Oh man, breakfasts aren't ever going to be the same after this. O_O They all accept their wretched fates so peacefully too, or hopelessly, passively, with an acceptable for death both admirable and uncomfortable, and strange, and realistic (considering food doesn't move)... and all of this from a pretty impressive first-person perspective too. The sound effects really suck you in. Not bad.

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Eotix responds:

Thanks! Doing the audio was a lot of fun since there is very limited animation.

[Trampoline combo]

That girl sure knows how to jump. XD And all that in a towel no less! Impressive skill!

Music kicks in at just the right time there, and I like the style, 3D, unlike 3D I've seen before... curious what program might've been used in the conception of this here material? Good stuff. Old (so you say!) but gold.

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eeeeeJack responds:

I'm glad you like it!
I use blender for making this, and this was made for a small contest, I got the third place though.

[Skitzo-Wooly Woods]

Sure has been a while since the last of these... glad you found a new one. :) Always as entertaining to read the history behind these discoveries too! That bear sure lucked out there, would've thought Skitzo would go Skitzo right away, but apparently he's got humor too. :P Good stuff.

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Comick responds:

Yeah I wish I wasn't so damn slow on these lol. But whats kinda cool is the cartoon has been ongoing for 10 years with 10 "discovered scraps" to date! So at least the Skitzo lore has SOME consistency in its method of madness :b

[Unconsciousness]

Seems like more than a second. :) Really like the style here, and vibe, color, creative touch... just overall a really satisfying/intriguing thing to watch. Like a jumpstart for the mind.

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mraw responds:

thankyou man!

[Short animation, #2 posted]

I think your 'skill' is at a pretty impressive level already, considering you consider yourself a beginner! The movement, timing and sound here is all top notch... and a splat-on ending that just perfectly sums it up... somehow. :D If there's anything to improve, I'm thinking maybe the eye trails look a bit too long, and maybe better to color the entire eyes rather than have a line flow from them, when they're all black from the start? Other that: awesome work! Easy to follow, full of anticipation and action all the way.

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VeanBin responds:

oh ... that's very helpful, I'll work more about those eye trails ... they do look abit lame :P And about my skill, they're not that impressive, but by far, this is the most helpful comment I've ever read in this post :D