sixflab's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[There She Is!! step4]

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...always loved how you physically articulated the emotion, the storyline, EVERYTHING! This one especially is packed with unsaid words and over-flooding with intense emotion. Once an artist moves into a logical, "real-life" story-line it really brings the series to life. It's very impressive how you use the music to mediate the atmosphere and not to propose meaning. To interpret it all so wonderfully and fluently without aid of 'emotion-defining' music or vocals really is QUITE the wonder. Focusing more on the animation style, you cram such a large number of scenes into such a short span of time, but you transition from one thing to another in an astonishingly appealing way sometimes even composing two entirely separate scenes into one framespan. And the never-changing drawing style, a lot of times artists will alter in some way the next piece in their series, which, while sometimes appreciate, takes away from the subtle authenticity of the original work. All four of your pieces have maintained an identical style, making your watchers more comfortable. I can't wait to see how this concludes.

[There She Is!! step3]

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Every one of these in the series i completely love each one is a stepping stone showing us the love development between two characters in a society which detests the mixing of bunnies and cats. Its well drawn as well as beautifully created i have been following this since the beginning and expect more great flash from you. Keep up the great work

[nightShift: a true story]

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I actually got the shivers after seeing that. I can't even imagine that happening, but it's hilarious nonetheless. Besides your very unique style, and FANTASTIC animation skills, there are three things i think that you really benefit from in all your work. First, you have a real knack for effectively using quiet to really convey an atmosphere and a mood. The quietness pulls you in, and you use just enough sound to get any extra points across. You do a great job of illustrating your stories through images, rather than relying a lot on sounds and words to do so. Secondly, the way you incorporate the enviroment into your animation helps to make it much more believable and grounds it in reality. So many times it seems that backgrounds get the least attention, if any at all, and it's nice that yours has an equal part. they might not always be the most detailed, but they don't need to be, it all flows together well. Last but not least you seemingly have an endless reserve of stories, all of which are intriguing. You do an amazing job of re-telling them also, you're smart to have remembered all of them, and lucky to have family and friends to draw so much from. I doubt you'll be having troubling thinking up new material anytime soon. You're one of the few artists on this site that i honestly can say nothing bad about, i'd love to be able to make suggestions for improvement, but none is needed.

[Larkmart - Tires]

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I decided to stop by to watch another installment of your larkmart series. It's been great so far and when I find a good series I usually watch every video in the series. I do have to say your going in a great direction with this series. It just gets crazier and crazier. Plus the cashier is so resourceful in finding all the right things to either annoy or entertain the customer that just so happens to waltz into the store. I think it's a good idea that you had other people help you do additional voices and give you other ideas. It broadens what you can do and creates endless possibilities and makes me look forward to the next video even more.

[Kids These Days]

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Oney, you have proved that how long a cartoon is doesn't matter; especially when it's funny. Even though John K's style is getting a bit stale, you have put it to good use. The voice acting and music are at TV quality, which when compared to most of the voiced cartoons on here; is saying something. As for the humor, not as funny as Fred-The Animated Series, yet I still laughed. Plus, I also liked that subtle jab at Disney you did.

[Noodles on my Back]

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That was amazing. Great job on everything: graphics, sound (you have a great voice), and especially humor. some people said that the end was gay but don't listen to them, the ending was great. this movie will most certainly go into my favorites. We need more submissions like this. a flash doesn't need to have rude jokes to be funny. It doesn't need violence to be good. It would mean so much to me and the other positive reviewers if you did more flashes like this.

[Owls]

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Some same old Weebl fun in there! We have to watch it more than once to get everything that's going around. But I really have to tell you the song is awesome, especially the part "But you can't fool owls!" at the end, sounds very very powerful to me. Good job once again.

[EW: Moving Targets]

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You've got the format down great. And the humor is really original and timeless. I struggle with far too many pop-culture references in my own work, meaning anyone who doesn't keep up with political and entertainment news misses half the subtle remarks in my work (therefore many would deem that humor ineffective). But your comedy is fantastic and can stand on its own. And you make an insane amount of cartoons compared with the rest of us. Bah, your industrious production of these puts most of us to shame.

[Girlchan in Paradise Ep3]

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That entire segment where they were arguing about the guy dying was just hilarious. I honsestly could not stop laughing throughout the entire scene. As for the episode itself, it was very well done. More facial expressions, along with almost every character having a moment where they acted nothing like the usually do made this an awesome third episode. great job, and I look forward to the next episode along with whatever else you animate.