BlueMonday1984's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[SAMURAT]

Holy shit, Samurat
Beautiful work on the environments, and impressive work on the choreography.

[Dairy Affair]

M I L K .
Lotta solid gags from start to finish - loved the bait-and-switch at the end.

[SCP Dreams - Episode 1]

An excellently made and tense-as-hell piece of workplace horror, with some pretty unique visuals and a solid cliffhanger ending. Your voice-acting for the office drone at the centre of it all was top-notch, and really sold the feeling he'd been through all this before.

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[Dew Mello]

That ain't caffeine in that Dew Mello. Pretty sure the voiceover guy in the commercial was on that stuff, too.

The can's decoration is pretty solid - lotta Y2K charm, and pleasingly low-poly.

[Food Fight Trailer]

>Not related to the 2012 film
And all the better for it.

This got me hyped as hell. Can't wait for May 16th!

[They really be saying that]

A nice and silly little shitpost to mark your debut - the shaking at the end is a bit excessive IMO, but that's my only real complaint.

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[Sock]

Overly dramatic setup, rather predictable punchline. This one fell flat for me.

[Space Cadet Spurtz Ep5 - "Battle of Twits"]

My opponent in space chess when I employ the vore gambit

Spurtz's lengthy, in-depth planning contrasts very well with Roody's goofing off. Spurtz ending his monologue with a reminder to stay vigilant comes off pretty ironic, considering *how* he lost this game.

[PARTY LIKE IT'S 1987]

That drunken idiot's purple shirt takes on a whole new meaning once the punchline lands.
The other guys' shirts match the original four animatronics pretty well, too.

[mornings are cold...]

Not entirely sure how you did the reflections, but they're pretty nicely done, and blend into the live-action background quite well. By my guess, it probably involved copy-pasting the animation in your video editor, then editing it to appropriately fit the wall/shower window.

The sudden splash of 3D animation was a nice touch, and helped drive the slapstick punchline home. Took me a few watches, but I noticed you modelled the bin and toilet paper's physics as well - nice attention to detail.