Cyberdevil's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Nites Episode 3]

Not really sure why they were taken to jail? Or who left the key that helped them get out. I do like the lack of words, but even more so when there isn't anything left that feels unexplained and confusing that words could've potentially answered. ;) Very nicely animated though, still really enjoying the ambient pace in this series. Nice work!

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Extellus responds:

I'll think of that in the future, thanks a lot for the review. ^^ =)

[No Going Back]

lmao, the Gang appear out of nowhere to save the day! Well, almost. What a contrast beteen cartoon comedy and hallowed horror. Nice work!

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[Pokemon: MaKo prologue]

A more captivating visual novel than I thought it'd be in the first few panels. Seemed a bit cheesy at first, but when it's all over I do wonder how that strange relationship might develop, if they catch the villian, who this newly appeared hero really is, what'll happen to those other Pokemon... and the Pokemon here are really brought to life too, it's a more personal glimpse into this one particular world than I've seen earlier, where not only do people and monsters interact and bond but actually speak, strategize and battle on their own accord! Nice work.

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NekoStar responds:

Thanks! Yeah, it starts off slow, but it gets there. X3 I personally only like pokemon talking if a psychic pokemon is talking through the mind. In this case, Katan, the gallade, is forming a psychokinetic bridge, allowing their team to speak freely through 'thought speech.' Anyways, very glad you liked it, and are involved in the story, and I hope you tune-in to the webcomic when it comes out! :3

[Happy Easter. :-)]

lmao at that final segment of song which out of context would sound pretty twisted! Entertaining little short about asses and resurrections. Happy Easter!

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tonyfamous responds:

Thanks. You too. :-)

[Living it Sideways News]

lol, that turned into a contest quickly... though who can contest with time, it's our own invention anyway, such a subjective thing, one minute for one might be like an hour to another! Anyway, part from the interview moving a bit slow sometimes, and the voices not always that clear to hear, and how I thought the interview would take place aboard a plane (was thinking the background didn't look very plane-like at first) it wasn't bad! Could have some joke about airwaves, considering the plane, interview, you know... keep up the good work!

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[JRPG Parody: Intercession]

Feels like some of those voices could use some more intent, especially towards the end there! Graphics are great, music's tense... looks like something to look forward to!

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[Yonder Ho! - Episode 9]

Am I just imagining things or did the animation suddenly get a huge facelift? Everything seems so much smoother allofasudden, though it looks like main characters are still drawn in Paint... wonder if there is any notable difference in the working process with this one episode? Giant cats-a-pulled a fast rampage, and suddenly they all seem so docile and harmless! Entertaining stuff, especially the introductory segment of nourishing narrative, transitional typograhpy and manual drawings where in particular that one pile of pillows really looks like just a pile of pillows! Looking forward to Pt.3!

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Bertn1991 responds:

Thanks, Cyber!! : D I always like hearing what you have to say. You are cool! And yes, everything is drawn in bare-bones-basic Microsoft Paint. I guess I spent more time on the character design though. I like drawing cats ^w^

I'm afraid it's gonna be a long time before I finish part three. They don't take that long to make, I just don't have as much time to work on them as I'd like. I'm very grateful that there are people who like my dumb ol' cartoons, and want to see them. Be on the look out. I make make a nod or reference to you in the episode in some way ; )

[Yonder Ho! - Episode 8]

Heh, so they weren't dinosaurs after all! It's the story of the legendary day when giant cats wrecked havoc in the city and the forever changed out world! though they don't seem as big a meance as they seemed to seem at a first glance. Nice; randomly entertaining as always, though that audio is still a bit out of balance, noticable particularly after he sings his song at the top of the mountain (nostalgia!) and the cat starts speaking, real speaker-adjustment-required contrast between volume levels there. Well, definately enjoying everything else here! One more to go...

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[Yonder Ho! - Episode 7]

Dinosaurs hmm, this might make for some interesting plot development! :D Entertaining as always, though that 'Clothes' clip blew my speakers, a bit more balanced volume throughout the episode would be neat indeed! Onto the next part...

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Bertn1991 responds:

Thank you!! I'm glad you liked it : ) Spoiler alert, there are no dinosaurs in the next episode, but something much, much more deadly.

You are not gonna like the next episode. Your speakers are gonna explode! I will work on sound more next time : )

[Puppet Stories - Forks]

lol, that was random! Puppet movement feels a bit stiff (if they're meant to look like puppets), but they do keep moving, all the time, never still, never boring. Definitely an interesting idea for character presentation to tell the joke. Nice work!

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