Cyberdevil's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[FX practices and hacks]

This did look pretty cool... feels misplaced as a movie though, maybe you could save as an image and submit in the Art portal? It'll definately fare better there.

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Caracan responds:

hey thanks.
I'm new to Newgrounds as a whole. I just put it into the animation section since it is animation. Under Other since I wasn't sure where else to put it.

[Jamboy "When Donuts Fly"]

That end lol. XD The script here hmm... I feel like it could be a bit deeper! Could have a bigger punchline. Could have... something more... not sure what. But it was fun.

The thing I like most about this is the graphics though, both so colorful and detailed and strange, and always in motion. The landscape and theme reminds me a bit of the Team 17 style (thinking of the Worms games in particular). Not one I'm used to seeing in animation! :)

Looking forward to seeing more stuff like it.

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Nesteaboy99 responds:

Thank you so much for your feedback!

[TIKI TIME]

Damn, man, brutal! XD Reminds me of Thai comedy compared to other countries when it comes to martial arts movies, people just dying and exploding and flying all over the place as a joke... the value of human lives too high in the western world these days? Even the value of Tiki's too high, apparently, when I feel for these make shift characters.

But I love the way it's all animated! So full of expression and crazy. And us creatures are frail things, it's almost like a reflection on that unbreakable fact...

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Johnopotamus responds:

If it experiences life, it experiences death. Thanks a lot! I'm glad you liked the cartoon! :D

[Spoople Knows: Jobs]

That Spoople, that's you! You're back!

Though it was a bit shorter than the first one I thoroughly enjoyed this one too, and hope it's the start of very very many glimpses into your highly heightened and interesting life! You're almost like a libertarian, freeing peoples of their burdens and shackles, and memories they don't need. Do you maybe know Steve Jobs too? I definitely am ready to know things.

Looking forward to the next one. Cheers.

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FraserMcNiven responds:

Hello. Yes. It is me. And I am not the only one that's back, you are too.

I'm not sure about all of that. I just want to fill your brains up. I don't think I have ever met a Steve.

I will get started on the next one right away.

[Prison Break!]

For some reason I imagined those creepy crawly insects would've been in this one hmm... guess that part was earlier though! Definitely recognize some of those other bits and pieces here, and though it seems Trish is thrown around considerably less here than in the endless loop previously featured, it all comes across as a worthwhile endeavor after all!

A welcome break in the series, as always. Breaking news, as Chutney somehow always seems to concoct. Bone-breaking bohemians. Creative and colorful and as always with those awesomely unexpected moments that just turn it all into such a thoroughly enjoyable venture!

That Jazzy Retro Beat link seems broken btw, if that's not NG messing things up here... looking forward to the next bit! And love the new credits! I need to read more...

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ChutneyGlaze responds:

Aw man the link doesn't work? Okay ill fix it. I'm so glad you liked it cybie I knew you would say something cool about it!

[Skitzo -"Ship Ahoy!"]

The animation seemed somewhat simplified at first, not the usual true-to-traditions somewhat static-riddled black and white style either but with almost a bit of a Classic Gameboy hue... maybe there was a time when this was the true color though, but the scenes building up to the missing sequences: impressive detail! And with a description crafted with a passion, maybe more so than usual... backstory mastery. Good to see Skitzo again too!

Happy Halloween!

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Comick responds:

Thanks man! Skitzo cartoons date to the early 1910's when film was made of nitrate. It was an extremely flammable substance and when it deteriorated would turn the film an amber color. Skitzo cartoons have never been found in good condition or preservation because they were all meant to be destroyed from history. Hence the scraps we find always have the amber tint and open decay :) Also thanks a ton for reading the description! I never know if anyone reads those haha but they are meant to give more story into the history of the lost piece.

[Rabbit Travel - Bite]

When the moon spun around, with the BITE engraved on the back of it... I thought that was it! But oh man does it get epic after that. It starts off a fun little trip, but just keeps going, and growing, and getting all the more epic with each transformation.

The theme reminds me a bit of Rabid Rabits mixed up with a little Metal Slug, with plenty of references along the way I feel like I should recognize, such as that big dude with the sword... reference recognition or though it's one epic adventure! The title really doesn't prepare you for it. Music too. And all those small comical details you barely have time to appreciate. So awesome. All the way.

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VolFMaple responds:

Thank you!

[John y Daisy]

Well that was short. XD Didn't recognize the audio as from the movie until the music started kicking in towards the end of it, to think they had such a random-sounding sequence when it's taken out of context like that...

Nice way to switch it up a bit! I recognize the brew you mention, though didn't know it was disrespectful to add sugar. Not that I've ever had it that way. Good thing hmm.

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CondePablo responds:

thanks! so you recognize the "mate" i like that!
generally the people start drinking mate with suggar, its way more easy to like it that way. but once you are more in matter, and try with a mate which never has put sugar on it, its like drink one of the most powerfull coffees you can ever drink!

but the key is that, the mate itself need to never been used with sugar. thats why the lady in the video reacts like this! jaja

[DMX Meets David Bowie]

This is that stuff NG was made for! XD Just hope no copyright claims come up on this...

The faces are so expressive too - constantly changing to match the other. Always responding to something. It'd be hard to measure levels of fun derived from this without knowing the original level but this was pretty fun! Refreshingly different too.

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Aaron-Long responds:

Thanks! Keeping them alive was tough because of how limited the images I had were-- and it was always tempting to put in the bare minimum of action but I do think it's funnier to have them reacting to each other!