GallowJolt's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Neuralink: Elon's Revenge]

Oh god was that how Kung Fu Panda ended :'(

Nice work, really liked Elon's expressions and that fight scene had some pretty cool action poses. Also you guys get extra points for having the cool S drawn onto the hospital wall

chonkertv responds:

Tai Lung really needed cleaning off the pavement in the end lmao

Thanks a lot! Glad someone noticed my cool S too ahaha

[Trade Shop]

I will never get tired of these

ChutneyGlaze responds:

thanks for liking my lazy dumb animations :)

[Monkey Business]

Pretty nice result you got from the tutorial, it's a solid animation, only docking points because it's really a tutorial thing and not your own original work but still pretty cool. The sound effects are a bit jarring as well, I would make them a liiiiiittle bit quieter

olshlan77 responds:

Thanks dude. I appreciate the feedback. And yes, the animation was my work but the concept was not, so thanks for the crit.

[Watch your step]

Pretty neat, the main character has some really strong still poses which make the action scenes that much better. Only extra detail I would've loved to see would have been more of an inclusion of syncing the character to the beat but even then this animation still flourishes without that

4thNoah responds:

thanks worked alot to make action have weight and practical.
i will keep the beat thing in mind.

[Lassy (Stop-Motion)]

That cuts deep man

PACvideos responds:

Yeah.. sorry about that

[A Long Time Ago...]

I'm so confused but still so very impressed

ChutneyGlaze responds:

thank you!

[The Last Campfire Tale]

What a cool little animation, I love how the horror aspect itself doesnt override the comedy, it's all balanced pretty well in my opinion. The sketchy art style really plays into the horror as well, gives it a sense of being frantic and spontaneous, which felt like the direction the plot was going in as time went on.

Great stuff!

AntonM responds:

thank you! glad ya liked it

[Sunset Defenders: Clean up on Aisle dumb]

Solid stuff. I thought some of the transitions from different poses were a bit rough around the edges, but it's no biggie. I think the way you did the sound effects added a nice bit of comic relief to the animation as well. It has an amateur-ish flair to it, in a good way, reminds me of a lot of the older stuff you'd find on this site 10 years ago or so. Very oldschool Eddsworld sort of a vibe going on, but it's more centred around the action of the characters as opposed to bouncing humour off of them.

Loads of potential and a great piece, can't wait to see more from you dude

ToastieTV responds:

Thank you so much! it really means a lot to be compared to something like Eddsworld and the Old Newgrounds as they're what inspired me to start animating in the first place! I plan to keep improving and make better and better stuff!
Hope you'll stick around for more! :D

[Stick Fight Animation]

Good stuff man! I loved how many unique effects and concepts there were in this fight. There wasn't much predictability to it which had me eager to see what would happen next, and although the setting is a little bit bland the animation is short and sweet enough to not be stale.

One of my only gripes is how when the stick figures are charging or growing all movement stops, you should try and figure out a couple of ways to make the power transformations a little more seamless because the lack of movement in such an action-packed animation feels like a large pot hole on a road.

Still really neat job though man

IncSaimon responds:

Thank you! I will try to use your advise in the future animations.

[First Thirst]

Loved the kind of surrealist nature of the whole thing, with the animation and the artwork. The animation in particular reminded me of how cartoon characters in the 1920s would've acted, make a single movement and then stopping for a bit before making another one. Overall, really neat little short in an unsettlingly great way!

dimrmn responds:

thank you soo much! I really do wanted to try something close to 1920s toons!
Nice observation!!