joeartguy's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[WHERE DO BABIES COME FROM?]

Extremely pointless, so good entertainment. Loved the voice acting! Also very informative regarding kobolds.

[Reaper]

Superb! Your use of contrast against black to create figures and space is excellent, and your subtle color variations to create mood is extremely effective. Your excellent low-angle framing and concise sound mixing really add to the atmosphere. Very worthwhile, thanks for uploading here! I love Newgrounds too!

[Creative Types]

Didn't see it before, so you get all my 5. Great work!

[Giraffe]

This tale of striving and pathos is a modern classic. Its use of music as both a theme and accompaniment was all I could hope for. I was hoping he would run over more stuff, though. Great work. Truly great.

[The Flash Development Process]

I too am constantly amazed at how Flash has developed from Pretty Messed Up to Still Almost Broken. I was your Protected vote! Good work!

[Sublo & Tangy Mustard #2 - Mascot Melee]

I look forward to seeing more fighting or dancing, whichever way this goes.

[Great: The Show episode 9]

I particularly liked your use of mixed media. As a whole, it was great! I give you an extra half star for a truthful title.

[P-Mation #45: Cat Me If You Can]

I enjoyed this cartoon even more than I normally enjoy your cartoons, which is quite a lot. The animation was especially smooth!

[Butt Crusties: Poppers]

I really enjoyed Kieth! He was a real standout and obviously has a lot of talent, and I wish his part had been bigger. Is there any chance of him getting his own spinoff series?

FlumpyTripod responds:

Unfortunately, Keith and I had some creative differences. He seems like a nice guy, but in real life he's a real asshole.

[Republican Debate in a NUTshell]

I like how you captured the sometimes nauseating camerawork, the often sickening questions, and the constantly stomach-turning candidates.

VoxMagnetar responds:

Thanks, The work I do challenges the conventions of speech (and thought) and does so in an intelligent, frank and truthful way but I do get the feeling that when I put this stuff out that there, that people are afraid to endorse it or even acknowledge it's existence - most people, i think, won't go near this with ten foot pole.

In Alexis De Tocqueville's amazing "Democracy in America" He speaks of the "tyranny of the majority," that you can say anything here but if it goes beyond the rigidly circumscribed boundaries of speech or though that you're shunned and denied everything. ha ha
(i wouldn't have it any other way.)