stayinwonderland's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[The Morgue]

'kin awesome

This was amazing. So fast paced that it keeps any internet junky rooted, love the style and the character drawings.

Even though it was long it kept me interested, which is not easy.

Looove the bloopers bit!!!

ZekeySpaceyLizard responds:

CAEK.

[Bitey of Brackenwood]

speechless

ten, ten, ten, ten, ten.

unbeatable animation. all tremble...

[The Real Mortal Kombat: 2]

up and down

some quirky stuff here which made me grin.

Bit long, the title seq in the middle broke up the timing and should have been at the begining or end, maybe after the doom seg.

Tighten this up and it could be a good series.

["The Mustache Contest"]

good attention to detail

The animation itself was good even though it was a basic line art jobby. Some good use of traditional animation skills.

Whole thing was very cute, not hillarious but made me smile.

[Roof Tiling]

the usual genius

As usual, nothing comes close to the Firth.

The opening credits are sooo stylish, like a 1950s movie mixed with some David Lynch. Dark, dark, dark.

Genius.

[kegel: campfire chat]

not baaaad

Animation was fairly fluid. Presentation was good (titles and all). Dialogue was cute. Was waiting for a punchline or some kind of peak in the humour.

[Objectionable Apparatus]

good god this is tops...

I haven't seen animation of this quality outside of professional web design companies coming out of london. So often i'm disapointed by web animations, but this was breathtaking.

I couldn't even figure out how they constructed some of the scenes, and i've done 3D flash before.

Only crit was that it was a bit too long. Leave 'em wanting more.

[Dark Seat Comfort]

lovely artwork but....

this had some nice frame-by-frame animation that seemed stylish
and rotoscoped.

But it didn't do anything to me, or involve me in any way. Was lead
into the start of "No Surprises" which engages one's expectations
but the credits then rolled.

Much potential here. Humble advice: evoke more from the audience.

[Operation Centerboard]

stylish and very subtle.

vector drawings were excellent, score works well.

The climax was a little subdued if you bear in mind the build up,
doesn't quiiite deliver.

but overall, rather excellent.

[Rust#1]

has potential but David Firth's a genius as this.

You optimise your sound too much. If you listen to David Firth's
stuff, you can hear his voice over very clearly which adds to the
whole atmosphere.

There is nothing in the character to bring him to life. Salad Fingers,
whilst vacant, came to life occassionally with very good effect. Your
character's eyes don't convey anything.

I like the visual quality though. I believe that if you tweek the
above aspects, it could be a good little series.

andy