Cyberdevil's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Bonehead: Halloween II]

Awesome. The scythe flying through the air toward the end was smoothly animated, the background changing angle along with the scythe, really nice transition. There's a lot of interesting styles of animation in this, different effects, different angles, I did enjoy it even though it wasn't Halloween.

When the toilet paper first started attacking the main characters I thought the house would be haunted (theme-fitting?) but as it turned out... it was just the toilet paper! Random. The couple of guest appearance of the author were fun, as well the word explenations, the conversations, and everything moving at a fast pace too. Nice work!

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CaseyAnimates responds:

Thanks a bunch, I appreciate it! The fight scene with the scythe was definitely the funnest part for me, other than the fact that nearly every scene in it took at least 3 hours longer than they should have. That or more. I remember in particular the scene where they all land on the roof from the pole taking over 10 hours at least.

[Mysteria - Disturbed]

Is this inspired by anything, Ghostbustsers, Etc? I'm wondering if the characters are supposed to be a reference to some actual characters, they seem rather specific. The ghosts both look a bit Casper-ish. Animation was smooth and entertaining, though not that much actually happens until the end of it, and what an end! It's a masterful flash of light and destruction. I didn't mind the sfx at all, they seemed suitable cartoony, though it's a bit strange how certain occasions don't have any sound at all, like ghost laughing, but maybe it would've been even weirder if it did. Anyway, nice work!

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BryanV responds:

The whole concept of it is inspired by all those ghost hunter-ufo sighting-bigfoot-loch ness monster kinds of stuff. But the characters and what they do are mostly inspired by cartoons and movies that I watch.

[LL - I Found A Reason]

What an honorable way to end your lockly career! Simple animation, combined with emotional music, seems to be a formula for greatness. It doesn't move too fast, or too slow, long enough to get both atmospheric and inspiring. Nice work!

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LeafLock responds:

Thanks for your review! This was a pretty emotional piece for me, i'm glad you enjoyed it.

[A Fistful of Lockpoints]

Despite the initial slowness, this was a good watch. Can't say the voice acting was perfect, and the shootout felt unnaturally slow, seems the enemies would've had time to shoot him many times over before he fired the first four shots. Ah, but minor insignificances set aside, it was a good tribute, makes me feel like watching the For a Few Dollars trilogy again. Nice work!

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LAVAGASM responds:

Yes, I agree. I was trying to do a slow motion shot effect, but I forgot to slow the bullet sound down. Thanks for your review!

[The Water Sound]

Oh, man, this is awesome. The whole animation is like a living painting, especially the backgrounds. Movements are smooth, audio is relaxing, and the poem... after seeing that scenery, it's beautiful poetry too. Didn't know about Matsuo Basho either, so this was a good history lesson, if all things are learned like this I'm bound to remember them. :P Nice work!

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RPGsrok responds:

Oh that's wonderful to hear man! Animating on ones seems to have paid off nicely, and it's good to know those paintings went to use. Basho was the first master of the Haiku format, travelled around Japan (by foot of course) for a year just to get material, and there's wonderful simplicity in his work (though of course, the story by which this poem was made is completely my creation). I am all too happy to have helped share his work! =D

[Madness Destruction]

You never can go wrong with a little Madness, great idea for a collab! There's prenty of creative action and comedy in this, the one with the sun was pretty fun, the process of creativng a soldier was interesting to see, the mindless killing was what I hoped for, the flashing lights at the credits were annoyingly fast and flashy, and the menu buttons were a bit hard to click when they were moving, they seem not to be clickable all the time either, took me a few clicks to get the collab started. Overall, great work! Btw 5 months of work!? You mean... 5 months of collab organization? Bit misleading. :P

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Kenamy responds:

haha, not my fault, but you need to be fast, you are affronting a troll menu. about 5 month of work, well... it not appear for you liek this but the credits, intro, scene select, menu, taked me over 2 months, and 3 months for my parts.

[Rejected Cartoons]

The skits weren't so bad, but the recording quality brought it down a bit. For the most part it was just a bit annoyingly fuzzy, but at times it was even hard to hear what they were saying. Don't know if it's the mic or voice, but that could use some improving. Keep it going!

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DougCartoons responds:

Thanks! I'm hearing the audio to be a problem.

[Xbox Juan]

Hah, why not, a VCR from 1982 would be pretty cool to own. :) There's not particularly much animation in this, but the little there is is smooth, and the images are synced nicely to the narrative, the best part of this, great voice acting!

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ZenithQuinn responds:

it was made in an hour so yep!

[Patrolling Part II]

Spacey hiphop action, a new form of attraction, though nothing really happens, it's... still entertaining. The recording quality isn't too bad, but some more clarity in the voice would make it easier to snap up everything that's being said, somehow, it feels like the emotion in the voice doesn't live up to the intensity of the animation, but it's a good idea. Keep it going!

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Neochilds responds:

Thank you also dude for taking the time to watch and also reviewing.

[Mothrich - Friend (ep 4)]

Well that was... abstract. The mothrich style of abstraction is creative in its action, still in will and fractions of thrill are all that happens. Nice work!

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Mothrich responds:

Thanks! :)