Michelangelo's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Gaia Destruction]

meh

the cartoony asthetic of the visuals, wasnt
entirely stylish or appealing, but was colorful
and had thorough work and effort put into it
regardlessly. music seem ridiculously corny
with the lryics and the character design were
repititive.
score: **
MJ

[weebl and bob - paper]

solid

weebl and bob never seem to lose their
steam, even with this episode. i really
enjoyed the different outlook for once,
and the humorous outake of that song by a-ha.
score: ***
MJ

[F I S H I N G]

solid

hmm, im still trying to make sense out
of this...though im sure it isnt obvious,
due to some info lost in translation. unless it
was intended to be poetic or whatnot; however,
animation was delightful to watch, especially
with the painted backdrop and crisp outlines.
music was fitting with style and tone too.
score: ***
MJ

[Quand l'amour fut pris]

depressing

the visual art style, though unqiue and
different, was rather bland. regardlessly,
music was supberly melancholy with the
oppresive mood, despite the rather colorful
scenes. it was short, but does provoke emotions
quickly and with such ease.
score: ***
MJ

[ATU:Delusions of Grandeur]

crisp and refreshing

very intriguing, even without a single
line of dialouge, it still encompasses what
is going on. the visual, color palette had a
mellow and soothing tone and the animation
was solid and adds to the sense of desolation;
i only hope to see it continued.
score: ***
MJ

[Trichinosis]

worst of humanity

i love the refrence to animal farm in the
beginning, pretty much gives what i assumed
this was going to be about, to be true. it is
very disgusting to see how wasteful humans
are and how much similiar we are to that of
a characteristic of a pig. though im glad you
shead light on this ordeal through flash as a
message. im sure it provoked a lot of thought
in others that didnt even realize the state of
mind that they have been living in...being naive that is.
score: ****
kudos,
MJ

[Black Knights Episode 3]

a quality ng series

smooth animation, detailed drawings, unique
and entertaining concept, fitting sfx, and
improvement over sound quality makes
this one hell of a flash. even seeing each,
individual blade of grass on the field, blow
in the wind is impressive skill.
score: ***
MJ

[Mad World Collab]

pleasent

quite a bit of talent i saw, though most
seem unappropiate. the song was beautiful
with a melancholy tune, yet it was ruined with
somewhat obnoxious cartoonism, consisting
of failed attempt at humor in visuals; either
that or very unoriginal art style.

otherwise i was woed with Guntherswan, Fierras,
BMK, and Foxcato's entries. which seemed to do
the song justice.
score: ***
MJ

[Sock Episode 2: Ptikobj]

fresh as hell

refreshingly crisp art, very innovative
with a pop art like style and unique palette
of creamy orange. has style and substance
more then to impress ones taste and then some.
score: ****
kudos,
MJ

[Going Down to Newgrounds]

average

humor just wasnt original, especially
pointing out the obvious common faults
about ng; such as noobs and madness
clones, which have been addressed in
other parodies. the efffort put into the
song should be accounted for, even
though its obnoxious country.
score: **
MJ

stoners-lunchbox responds:

Obnoxiously country? Now that's not fair...

Country music was around before techno and dance were... Don't you people understand anything about music?

*groan* forget it... Anyway, the humour in the song was not funny for you. That's understandable, but it is true that there's too many madness tributes out there. Personally i find madness cool, but i see at least one madness tribute getting past judgement every day and they're always the same kind of action... It gets boring after a while...

Then there's people who release something new everytime they make a flash and they're the ones with a crappy score and a whole lot of hate mail in their review box? That sucks, don't you think?

Anyway, thanks for the feedback, but really... Try being on my side of the screen and tell me what you told me...