joeartguy's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Potion Shop]

What a delightful style! Your use of borderless designs and effects lighting make for some very interesting contrasts and framing, and your color palette scene by scene is bold and well considered. Excellent sound and music too. Really great work!

[Captain Tardigrade]

That was pointless and needlessly gruesome, and I also loved the great sound and really smooth animation. Recognized some of the voices too! Great work!

[Telly Addict - Starring M]

This didn't even need Mickey. The heavily accented patois and its not entirely accurate subtitling were more than enough to carry the humor of this short. Much laughs.

[Pokemon Golder]

Hilarious! Exactly the right amount of time spent on each joke, which was practically none. Great timing, sound, and your animation was what was required (fast & cheap). Well done!

mattyburrito responds:

thanks for watching man! fast n' cheap's my goal hahaha

[Lazy Writing 14 - MVD 2]

You're right, this IS a lot of material to work with.

[Game of Thrones Toys!]

Was this your pitch to Mattel? Or is it the video for your Kickstarter?

[The Reward: Tales of Alethrion - "The First Hero"]

Superb! Awesome storytelling, fully pro sound and animation and great character design. You guys do a fantastic cartoon.

I shared your Kickstarter on Twitter. More money for more cartoons!

[Revenge of the Manatees]

Well, that escalated quickly. Very good, but could have used more revenge.

Bonus half star for the manatee land movement, which was by far the most hilarious part of this cartoon.

[Space Man]

Great animation and voices for this short flash. And man, I hear that guy with the space bar can really jump!

[Another Boring Day.]

This tragicomic story, its subdued drama and quiet, desperate pathos, was a powerful and touching commentary on the state of our modern lives. Framing each scene in a static centered shot, reminiscent of Wes Anderson's technique, but eschewing his wry humor for a harder edge of disappointment, I was reminded of Tarkovsky's slow and almost surreal approach to the subject of unfulfilled desire, so prevalent in this work.

Could have used more B.

RubberDildo responds:

That is exactly what I was going for. Maybe.

Thanks.