BlueMonday1984's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[NEWGROUNDS]

A very clean, very stylish vanity plate - this'd be perfect to close out any animation or collab you work on.

[There's a Monster Under My Bed]

In retrospect, I should've probably seen the monsterfucking coming. It was the obvious punchline for that hot monster under the bed, and you've already firmly established a rep for sex jokes.

Still, 'least this story had a happy ending (in more ways than one :P).

teemovsall responds:

sex jokes is my main theme, you know it xD

[Tamag0’s Bye Bye Cannon]

This started out as nothing special - just a cute little slapstick animation - then turned into what seems like the start of an ARG.

Saw an eyeball, a right arrow, and the number 5969251 from frames 844 to 849. I suspect that might mean something.

Also saw some alien looking text in the outro.

KingCrowned responds:

Thanks for previewing the latest schtick

[PAKU]

Very cute models - they've got some cute moves.

CuteNikeChan responds:

thank you, im so glad!! ~

[Glued]

When you're trapped and doomed to die, you might as well yap to pass the time. The Reaper's got a busy schedule - he'll take a while to get to you.

The Simpsons is kind of a fitting topic of conversation for this animation - paraphrasing John Lennon's comments on Elvis, the series died sometime in the '90s, and has been spending its airtime in a living death ever since.

[SLIDE]

Scary-as-hell visuals, paired with a heartwarming message about facing your fears.
(juxtaposition my beloved)

[Times Up]

Feels like I'm watching a nightmare or a dying dream - can't quite pin down what it is.
There was an odd sense of hope in the ending, however hard it was to suss out from its wall-melting nightmarish nature.

[Paleostream's Flying Circus: Unholy Union]

The high-class orchestra and fine-art(?) comic style finely juxtapose the prehistoric hilarity that makes up this story's events.

The audio quality gives me the impression this began life as a Discord conversation of Seinfeldian nature.

[burgerpants]

The duality of Burgerpants - fake smiles and wild eyes on the outside, emptiness and depression on the inside.

Liked how you changed the background colour - overwhelmingly saturated for his attempts to feign happiness, heavily drained and dull for his real self.