joeartguy's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Clayguy and the Duck]

Only okay

But I really liked the noise the duck made. That gets you the pass from me! Hope to see more from you, especially if the duck returns. I loves the duck.

mongwriter responds:

Ya! He he...

[Phones - Episode 2]

The truth hurts

I totally enjoyed this. I think your cartoon really is good, and I'm not just giving it a high score because I worked for several years in a call center. Long, long years.

My one suggestion: Make a button to shut off the preloader music. It got kind of annoying.

Kid-Eternity responds:

You're not the first to mention the preloader music, but you are the first to mention the button to mute it... good thinking, I'll be sure to do that for the next one!

[primal lords 1]

That's a big file

A -really- big file, even for a movie made totally of gif or jpeg frames imported into Flash. And the sound, while quite well-acted and well-mixed, was muddy and not 7Mb worth of great.

However, your movie was really good, lots of well-done action, and very well directed -- even if it did chop a little due to the frame-by-frame. Is there somewhere we can go to see it in whatever its original format is, since your site and profile links aren't activated?

Great work, but I'm hoping for better export quality. I'd like to see the Quicktime version of this, or the Streamlined fix!

[Ultimate MK Outtakes]

Really, really good!

And I generally despise sprite Flashes -- I wish they were all as good as yours! Great interaction, and especially great sound. I still can't find any of them easter eggs, but somehow I don't mind watching the sections again while I try. Great work!

[Fofoaventuras]

I liked it

It was funny, and it was small. Your timing was good and the directing was okay. Way better than most people's first try! Keep at it, and next time do something that's not sticks.

[Tutorial Mix]

A good idea

But it really could have used more examples of how the things look once they're implemented, rather than just descriptions of how to do things. Only two of them actually showed you what you got. Good on ya for your public service, though.

m0hawk responds:

Thanks. If it doesn't get on here then I'll use the examples of what they look like once implemented.