sixflab's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[On Water]

Really good

The animation was beautifully done, and the beat was catchy. However, I wasn't too fond of the song itself (but that's just me, I'm sure most of the others loved it). Point is, this was an amazing flash.

[AMIG0]

Great

i've always liked your animations but this really shows that you can do just more than generally drawn and well animated characters, this really shows some great talent in style. the animation had such style that i hadn't seen before in your animations.. not only the style was great almost everything about it except the horrible author comments. sounds, animations, graphics and the story was fucking ace. the character's way of thinking was shown so nicely like the way it understood the concept of itself, you showed this so nicely without any voiceacting or texts, just visually, you don't see this kind of visual storytelling no more.. like in the good old days.

[Battlepark]

It's good

From the BattleField which I think that the animation is all over the place this one was neatly done and I hope you make more. Don't get me wrong about the other thing I said because I DO like the BattleField animations but I really think this one overpasses it and I love that stick violence. I also liked the background and were you were comfortable about where you put your obsticle courses.

[The Battlefield IV]

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What can i say it was gory it was disgusting it was extremely violent and u have to have a sick mind to watch the entire movie thats probably why this was AWESOME very well done you just gotta love them crazy stick figures fucking eachother up.

[The Art Of Animation]

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It was alright.....I liked it, it was different. It was like one of those bloopers that you see in the end of Jackie Chan films, where he gets hurt in all these places on his body, that just make you go damn! Except they were animated stick figures, and not Jackie Chan. Good work, I especially took notice to the art.

[Texas Chain Saw President]

It's okay

It was good and funny, so really, I liked it. Good techniques. To bad this is a politicaly motivated flash, though. If you could have made fun of all politicians this way I would have busted a gut. But since your one of those wierdos who thinks that government and politics actualy means something, and that to be grounded you must be in a particular 'party', I'll have to leave it at what it is.

[Sean and Justin]

Nice

I gather the audio wasn't meant to be stellar. So excepting that, this was a good little film, the competition between the two characters being a strong, humorous theme. Positives aside, I think labeling it "crazy ass adventures" is a bit heavy-handed and doesn't go well with the understated surrealism of the remainder of the animation. All in all, this was an enjoyable, original piece that was refreshingly absent of phallic jokes, excessive homoeroticism and over-dependence on '90's video game culture. Also I hope to see the sequel soon since it's been a year.

HappyViking responds:

Audio wasn't a strong point for me back then. I've since gotten better (though still pretty bad) and will eventually get around to cleaning up the sound on this one, once I'm done with the sequel (which will be released this month yay!).

And I think I agree with you on the topic of nomenclature. "Crazy-Ass Adventures" doesn't really fit that well with the tone of the series, so it'll be dropped. Everyone I know simply calls it "Sean and Justin" anyway. :P

Lastly, I am sorry to admit that the sequel will have a dick joke or two, but I promise that, while it definitely won't be tasteful, it will be well-executed, unexpected, and met with appropriate disgust from the main characters. But rest assured, the cartoon violence and gleeful non-sequitors will still be there!

Thank you for your thoughtful review, man.

[Steve Irwin: Croc Heaven]

So sad

Indeed, Steve will be missed by those that were fortunate to know him and those that loved him so much. Irwin truly opened the eyes of the world. Teaching that all animals are to be respected. Through his passion of conservation, even if the animals were trying to kill him, he shared with the world that no animal is evil. And though he was taken from the world by an animal, he wouldn't want it destroyed, he would simply smile and say, "It's nature's way."

[Twilight : Hairy Moon]

Really funny

Nice Job with this. I love parodies of Twilight since they are so much better than the movies. Top notch animating and well deserving of the front page and daily first that it recieved.

RicePirate responds:

Both were a huge surprise and honor. :D Thanks!

[A Robo Western]

Great

-The animation is smooth and decent. Somehow, I expected a voice in there like Deputy Weld from Fallout 3, but we're talking straight western-type story here. Both the protagonist and the antagonist were pretty well-defined in my opinion. The sheriff wasn't the grizzled hero, but a man with a job. And One-Eye wasn't just your standard western bad guy. He had real motivation, and class.

-So basically, the whole thing is Exactly What It Says On The Tin, plus funny, and done rather well. (The bit with how the bullets were spot-on to each other was certainly par for the course, given robot precision.) And the ending was just hilarious.