Compdude's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Ski Jump]

Bang-up job.

As compact and precise in its humor as the file size. Short, sweet, and funny.

[Zelda: "Every RPG Ever."]

Alll too true.

Such is the burden of the item-hoarding adventurer. Movie-wise, the humor is there for us Zelda geeks, but the button-paced animation is a bit static, and it could use sound effects.

[Hierarchy]

Stickin it to the man.

Clever work. A bit of humor that quickly escalates into amusing death and destruction. And well-animated! Not bad.

[Too Close To Home]

Good idea, abrupt end.

It's an introspective look I'd never thought I'd see. It's an odd but good concept. The animation and voicework is nice, but the ending is too abrupt and the movie feels incomplete as such.

[Mario's Ghost House Hell]

Violence a 10? You becha.

Masterfully directed horror. Most Hollywood movies don't have it this good. Genuinely scary, and accurately modeled to reflect the 64 Ghost House - down to the collapsing floor and wall-kick attic. I'll never look at Mario 64 the same again, thanks to you.
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Watch it with the lights off. ALONE.

[Overprotective]

Graphic prowess, bad pacing.

The text-based opening was far too long, and the narrator was not suited to the role. But once the animation prowess became evident, I was quite impressed. The movie really drags on with horrible pacing at most parts, but the few moments of action are intense and excellent. I'd love to see a more dynamic, better-voiced, more compelling part 2.

[UN Inspector]

Flat joke, nice aesthetics.

A real flat joke, but the animation and voicework is decent. I mostly like the P.R. peddler at the end.

[MK: Ninja Edition]

Promising work.

Not bad! You may lack a preloader and plot, but the MK-style violence, artwork (done quite well considering it's mouse work), and animation are pretty solid. Keep working on Flash - this is cool stuff.

[A Slight Dose of Coma II]

Just average.

The song is smooth and easy, albiet nothing too extraordinary. The animation, however, is static and uninteresting until things pick up a bit with some interesting guitar info and painful strobe effects. Not a bad movie, but there's no real defining moments in it.

Rob-Moseley responds:

Eh, glad you like it... buddy.