UriahTWolfe's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[SRM: The Last Soda]

I liked it, and good luck with ur grade.

I liked it. I could've predicted the end, but then that's what makes it funny 2 me - we've all had that happen, no? :-# Keep it up! :-)

Battosai810 responds:

Thanks! I'll be sure to mention what grade I get in the description once I get it.

[Bags of Happiness part 2]

Okay, definitely a 10.

It took a moment or two - I didn't quite get your humor on the first one, not the whole way at least. But now I do, and this -is- a 10 (or 5/5) after all! Great work, keep it up! :-)

thejuiceizloose responds:

It definitly take a minute to get going, as we have to set the stage. I consider the first half to be like the first half of Titanic. Slow paced, and more focused on character development. The second half of Bags is when the ship starts to sink, and people start banging their heads on the propeller. Glad you liked it.

[Zombie Jones: Origin]

Just caught this after "Bags of Happiness)

After seeing Bags of Happiness, I had to see your other stuff. You haven't made all that many toons, but man, you improved fairly fast with each one. I'm impressed! :-) The style you've developed isn't just a carbon copy of everyone else's "Hello Kitty" or "The Simpsons" style - it's definitely original. I'd encourage you to pursue animation not only with the sense of humor you have (which is great!), but also seriously (in a way). I think you could go far with it - if you haven't already. :-)

thejuiceizloose responds:

We have a few serious films in the works, but there is no time frame for when they will be produced. They are all in their conceptual stage at the moment, and hopefully we will get more time in the near future to work on them. I appreciate you checking out some of my older work. I am not sure if many people take the time to do something like that.

[Bags of Happiness part 1]

Excellent animation skillage

I can't say I liked the "story" all that much, I mean it had its funny moments. But dude, your animation skills are way up there. Random stuff like this is fun, can be entertaining, but you could do something really profound with skillage like yours if you wanted to. If you haven't already, that is - you may have, and this is just playin' in which case, it fits the bill. :-) But if you haven't, you should consider it. :-)

thejuiceizloose responds:

I am hoping there is still room for improvement. And no, I haven't officially done anything with this yet. I start school in the fall, and hopefully I can learn some things that will enable me to do this full time. But in the mean while, this is a passion that we have to do in our spare time, when we aren't working our day jobs. Thanks for the comment.

[Pillow FIght!]

Cute work. Keep it up! :-)

The graphics weren't all that complicated, however it's a -very- creative idea. This thing floats on its creativity alone, so no stellar graphics are needed. Keep working on it!

JazzoTheGreat responds:

Thank you for the kind review. I know the graphics are pretty basic, but I did only get flash a week ago, so I'm still a n00b at this.

[CubeMe]

May be just me, but...

...it didn't do anything. If I'm the only one with that problem, though, then "never mind". :-)

TheWolfe responds:

Just wait for it to load.

[Notice of Termination]

Wow, what a way to make a statement!

The graphics could've been a bit more spit-n-polished, but still - the animation was smooth and sound well-synced, and the point as I understand it was made quite visually clear. Nice statement!

DeweyGland responds:

Thanks. I was trying to put the statement above the graphics, which sometimes I find a pain in the ass and if I can get away from virtual ass-pains I consider my day a success. Drawing with a mouse is the shortest route to tendonitis I can think of, and the less the better.

[Webcamoose!]

Realimation - I love it!

Very cute - and the animation wasn't bad, either. ;-) Seriously, though, I loved this. I was once a fan of the movie "Coolworld", and ever since then the mixture of real life and toons has been a classic favorite of mine. Hope you make more, 'cuz you're actually GOOD at it! :-)

BritishMoose responds:

I'll probably try using this medium for something serious sooner or later. Watch out for it :o

[Dry Stone Walling]

Touching.

Very touching indeed, beautiful. Perfect visuals for the song. :-) I figured what that last stone might become - it almost looked like I was wrong for a moment, until "One Year Later" appeared on the screen. Great work! :-)

kyle-christie responds:

thanks Uriah..one scene we thought about was having the niece kneeling at the gravestone and she gets up and puts that last stone into place! it would have been a nice touch i think but we ran out of time and had to finish the flash (if not the wall)

[You Love This Movie]

Wow, I thought this was REALLY going to suck...

..and I was right! {8-O

;-) PSYCHE! I liked it. Once the really painful faux-flash was over and they began killing people, it got very funny very quickly. Well worth waiting for, and as much as I didn't like the first part, it really was a necessary evil to establish the backdrop for the good stuff. So anyone who starts watching it and thinks about closing it prior to the carnage, DON'T! At least wait until you see Blockhead. If you don't like it by then, then okay, close it. But anything before that isn't a fair shake! ;-)

RSQViper responds:

I agree. It was necessary, but even then there are some funny parts in the beginning. I mean, the User puking all over his comp is pretty priceless.

Glad you liked our movie!