Thundaboom's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Universithing: Pilot]

I'm sorry, dude, but...

It's just too amazing.

I lol'd at the pot of gold! That'll hopefully pay your student debt.

Kreid responds:

Haha, doubt it man, it's a small pot D:

[SS - The Flower of Life]

I'm still demanding my lesson on stars.

Who knows, maybe you'll actually prove to me constellations can 'talk'.

RiverJordan responds:

I'll probably talk about stars down the road, but I never said they could talk.

[A trip to the hosiptal]

Fun, but not all fun.

The humor was funny, but it was the motionless eye movement that kept on cutting me off. It was like they were zombies.

Plot was hilarious to go for a 'Game show' though. Just make your movements more obvious.

Emrox responds:

I can't do pupils very well. SO LITTLE EXPERIENCE.

[POP! an adventure]

That is very good for traditional animation.

Movements are eased very well, and I see how you managed to soundtrack background music for a better effects.

The character movement is so life like too, and every thing was smooth besides the first pose of the turtle.

Good job syncing it up, too.

turtleco responds:

hopefully I can use what I learned to make better cartoons faster, in flash, or traditionally.

[Captain Planet Rampage]

Linework and expressions are great as always.

I really, really like the way you try to keep everything real. The faces look like something you'd see in real life and still has great line art. The frame by frame was outstanding, but sometimes you don't ease it in some parts.

It was a great setup. Showing how Captain Planet can really be a danger to earth himself is a perfect twist, and the reaction to everyone seeing him in distress was priceless.

Keep up the good work!

Sexual-Lobster responds:

thanks!

[A frog in A Storeyjmhm]

I found this pretty well made.

Besides the random sexual moments, this was executed pretty well.

great job :)

golfinho responds:

thanks

[A Real Street Fighter]

Straight and to the point.

Humor is very funny and not too exaggerated. I laughed at his insults, "Come here you ugly motha fucka", and totally shows how fat mexican people get around.

However, you should work on the anatomy a bit more. That's all I have to say thats negative about this animation.

martiescageda responds:

A wanted Víctor to be Super Deformed, to make him look funny, but making him that distorted is giving trouble to drawing him, so in my new movie he will be a little more realistic.

Thanks for the comment :)

[Butter on Bread]

You're frame by frame animation is improving.

You're movement is so smooth and crisp. Do you animate at 30 fps or something?

I like the way of using object movement at the right ease to create a more colorful experience.

Keep it up, Elfboy.

Emrox responds:

Right now it's still 24 fps, but I've been thinking of using 30 fps in the future. It actually does make a pretty significant difference.

[Produce Prank Day]

Horribly fast paced.

The way this whole thing was storyboarded baffles me. I see how you tried to imitate the actual "Looney Tunes" description from there but you failed very badly. Instead of actually setting the mood with overexaggerated movements on SOME scenes, you abused it and added it to about every single scene there is on there. Now, I've those "Looney Tunes" episodes before, and they do NOT exxgerate all of their movements.

The art from the actual body animation makes the overall work horrible. If you plan to actually try to draw at 0-39 smoothness or less, zoom in to at least 400% percent. Because you haven't even decided to go to that route, the animation is all edgy and rough, with barely any signs of inbetweening everywhere.

Audiowise, the music choice wasn't even fitting. Try experimenting with actual Cartoon-Christmas sounds before choosing your final audio. Doing this manages to set a nice mood for the animation and does not half-ruin the whole thing, like this submission.

1/10, 0/0.