Cyberdevil's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[The Undeadfeated]

lmao, it speaks the truth, they should make games where every loss corrupts your installation, and serials can only be used for one installation, and each installation has to be verified online, Realism at it's pest. Great animation, voice acting, everything, and a bouncy outro. Keep it going!

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[Universe Matt Miles: EP0]

It really is a universe, in a metaphorical sense... can't remember cleaning a house ever being this much fun, great work. The space room was a favorite part, Squirtle on second place, haha. The different styles and transitions work great. Keep it up!

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Curlypanda responds:

Thanks alot, going to try and work on a few more episodes now and then, so there should be a few more episodes in the future!

[SegwayOfTheDead - Reviews]

Ah, didn't think 5 minutes would fit these many reviews, towards the end it almost started getting a bit monotone. The long review would've been a perfect place to end it IMO, but it was fun to listen to. Not that much focus on typography (would've been fun with more transitions, separate words, etc) either, and a lot of overly intentious slurring on words, but overall, good stuff!

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Evil-Dog responds:

totally agree, but I have to finish Road of the Dead 2, that was just a little distraction i wanted to do

[Draw with Jazza!]

I wouldn't be so happy with a YT promo on NG, but that dancing monkey... I mean it is for some greater good, showcasing artists from the community, teaching aspiring artists greater things. :P Nice work, and congrats on what must've been an unexpected daily place!

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[The Swell Endeavor]

Seems like all animations like this make me think of The Reward. There certainly are similarities (maybe the music, mostly) but the style of animation is completely different. I like the odd combination of characters that don't look too accomplished and the sense of accomplishment, and it definitely is a swell endeavour, nice work!

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jabzinaut responds:

I'm honored that my toon is mentioned in the same sentence as The Reward, it quickly became one of my all-time favorite animations. I actually chose the adventurous track because I was inspired by The Reward! Thanks very much for the view/feedback!

[Father]

Maybe you should make it a bit clearer that the girl is battling against Lukemia? It's easy to see something's happened, but what that is... that's a mystery unless you first read the description. Feels like there's too much holding-head-in-hands and looking miserables when the girl doesn't even look dead at the end. The music works well, and it does seem a bit sad, but it feels it's not as effectual as it could've been with a backstory before the ending. It's just all... ending. Keep it going!

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[DKmagician]

What an awesome mesh of angles and effects this was, each punch seems to be followed by some form of explosion, and it just gets grander and grander the further it goes. Love the evil grin, the mechanical input along with the magical, must've taken quite some time and effort to animate, but the final results are more than worth it. Amazing work!

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['The Fish Tower']

Haha, I was going to write that the last blade looked like it was made of cheese, as it turns out... it really was! I'm not sure if this animation is supposed to look creepy or adventurous. When the creey music kicked in around the title, I decided it was supposed to be creepy, but that atmosphere never really settled. Maybe it's the decisive stride of the main character, or the big comical eyes that even the monsters in the story weirld, not sure what it was, but through it didn't get creepy it was plenty exciting. Final scene takes my mind to RPGs. Nice work!

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Butzbo responds:

Heh, you have a good point there. The original plan was to make it mostly creepy, but then the ending I had planned (finding the sword) wasn't fitting at all with the same atmosphere, so I ended up changing (a bit suddenly) the mood of the animation by that part.
Maybe it could've worked better if I could've given some more time to build up the tense atmosphere on the beginning.
Well, as it's possible to guess, a big part of my work is influenced by videogames, mostly RPGs!
Thanks for the review!