masterkl16's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[20 Hit Combo]

Butthurt

That was admittedly full of win. Only reservation: the 'replay' button should restart the flash automatically, since it is intended to be watched over and over and over and over again.

[Cooking Sama]

Can Not Unsee.

I think this is the first animation I've seen that DOESN'T need more desu. Good show!

[Yoyo vs FLLFFL]

Terkoiz is now my Jesus, RIP.

And hyun, I've now got my eye on you. Fuggin' epic, you two; well done, encore, bravo.

[Walk in the Woods]

Laughed my ass off. Literally.

Graphics, ace; audio, "Nya-nya, nya-nya!"; and the rest of that technical shit, +1.

The only thing I have to say about the story is that it was utterly hilarious, period.

[Harry The Harlequin Fetus]

Boo, lame!

Started off pretty trippy--not in a brilliant way, but in a good way. Then the music stopped, the trippy kept going for a while, and then nothing happened. A bunch of purposely creepy segments rolled in, and that was it.

Yeah, what? I'm more confused at the lack of coherency than by the flashy colors and trippy shapes. There's just nothing going on; all flash no substance, so to speak.

[FAUX - Chapter 1]

Reminds me of Broken Saints... in a good way!

This flash bears striking similarities to Broken Saints in the direction and music department. And I mean that in a good way. It's a unique sort of comic book read-along with great music and atmosphere, and I can already see some philosophy creeping into the storyline. However, that's about where the similarities end.

The one thing I would say this flash needs work on are the characters. This is only the first chapter, so I can't really judge them too deeply, but first impressions say that only a handful of characters are going to be rounded out; others will most likely fall flat (such as the two guys at the beginning--I didn't care about their deaths whatso-freaking-ever, not even to say "Take that you bastards!"). Save perhaps for the murderer in the top hat; that guy was pretty creepy.

Other than that, this series is off to a decent start. Unlike Broken Saints, the ending didn't leave much to be desired, but I still found it interesting nonetheless. I look forward to chapter two.

[The Last Fight]

*yawn*

Kudos for the mediocre graphics, average animation, and semi-decent story; but besides that this flash was pretty uninspired. The music was probably the biggest loss for me. I think you could've at least thrown in some voice acting instead of leaving one song playing throughout the whole thing. Overall I was disappointed at the lack of substance.

Drop the vocal music for something instrumental, add some sound effects and, if possible, voice overs, and brush up on the story (particularly on the dialogue--ugh). The animation is doable, but I believe those other factors need work.

Keep trying; remember to challenge yourself next time.

[There She Is!! final step]

I couldn't stop smiling.

This here flash was just a joy to watch. I've watched the entire series from start to finish, and I simply love it. I won't say any mushy shit (I'm like those bunny rabbits--great characters btw), but I will say that this was quite touching. This was a great ending.

Super high five to SamBakZa!!!

[The Last Minute Shopper]

Fantastic opening, mediocre ending

I enjoyed this overall; the art style and music were superb, as well as the quality of the voiceovers. However the narration was a bit "meh" here and there, especially near the end when the plot became rather superficial. I though switching to the point of view of a cynical burglar wasn't very daring at all.

Great work nonetheless.

[2 - The Story of Khale]

*Blinks hard at screen*

I can't believe what I just saw. One of the most creative and entertaining worlds I've ever laid eyes upon. This beats Brackenwood by far.

I mean, the graphics and animation are just as good, as well as the humor; but the level of creativity here is simply astounding. There's just no describing it.

I think this is well on its way to being a masterpiece if things keep up like this. Brilliant work!