Score: 8

"D'oh!"

submission: homer.swf

date: June 16, 2006

That was... well, it was funny, whatever it was meant to be.

Yes.

5/5

Score: 10

"THAT WAS SWELL!"

submission: Charlie the Unicorn

date: May 9, 2006

I enjoyed The Last Unicorn quite a lot, so I was excited to see that there was a new one out! And it's more than I could have hoped for. :) Well done!!!

Where can I get that song from? I recognise the tune (but not the arrangement thereof) from a track called "Disco Accordion" that I happen to have, but your lyrics and arrangement make it so much greater. I want it for my playlist if it's not too much trouble... ^^

5/5

Score: 8

"Wakka wakka wakka wakka wakka wakka (< . . . ."

submission: Pacman - The Movie

date: April 29, 2006

A delicious balance of witty piss-takery and brilliant craftsmanship.

Score: 8

"Oink oink oink!"

submission: Piggies- The Beatles

date: April 28, 2006

The small filesize made me skeptical at first, but I enjoyed this movie. And then as I kept watching, I enjoyed it more and more. Very nice, and very funny. I think that with such a small SWF file, you could afford to improve the sound quality another couple of notches when you publish it. The Beatles would be proud!

Two hoofs up!
E:O)

Score: 8

"Good!"

submission: So much

date: February 17, 2006

This is a really good story, but why did you use Neopets characters if you're not really into them? If you had used your own characters then you would have a lot more intellectual copyright owership with this great Flash, but because you used some other copyright characters, it's more of a work of fan-art... but you're not a fan. If you were using Neopets because they've been popular on Newgrounds lately, then I guess I can understand that move, but this was a really good storyline and it almost seemed a waste to use it on somebody else's characters, which may distract a lot of viewers from the actual message.
But I have no idea what Neopets are, so it was all new for me anyway. Good work old bean. Your animation style is quite detailed and engaging (and never lazy). :)

Score: 7

"Hahaha. :D"

submission: The Ghost in the Closet

date: January 18, 2006

Well, I don't know if this is going to start a wave of crappy live-action movies in the portal, or if it's part of a trend that was already started recently, but I don't care. This was a funny idea and it made me laugh out loud, no matter how cheesy and lame the ghost looked. I was not expecting *that*.
Thanks for the laughs!

Score: 7

":D Poor Jimmy!"

submission: Jimmy & the Coach (v1.25)

date: December 31, 2005

Fun stuff, a really good style, and nice voices. Could've done with some cheezy 1950's background music though. A fun movie for what it was! \o/ 4/5

(Correct the typo in the title, "Productions" not "Procuctions" ;) )

Score: 8

"Andrew Kepple approves of this."

submission: Gone With the Wind 1979

date: December 3, 2005

It's about time somebody made an animutation of this calibre!

I haven't seen anything like this since Chocolate Niblet Beans and those from the Neil Cicierega era of animuation. This one has my seal of approval, and should survive the harsh judges on Newgrounds, even in the Christmas period.

This is a good example, of which more people should take careful note.

Also, nice "Easter Eggs" hidden in there! Lots of fun clicking those heads!

Score: 7

"DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOK burger"

submission: Duke Burger: Elevator

date: November 12, 2005

Just like your name, this movie is pretty funny shizz. You should check out strifestrips .com - we make this kind of humour there! Duke sprites rule!

Score: 8

"Class!"

submission: Zarkus

date: August 10, 2005

I've always wanted to do one of these narrated train-of-thought frame-by-frame movies. The foreign accent speaking sometimes broken English was adorable, and the story was tragic and sometimes hateful, yet touching and humorous is its own way. RIP Zarkus.