ChandlerThompson's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[16-Second Fury]

I saw good and bad.

I like the crazy plot that you included in this game. The whole concept of elephants and turtles delaying you from saving the world is pretty funny. I like your style of animation, it is very different and unique. My favorite part was when you are asked what to name the turtle, and Bob automatically becomes its name, I was laughing pretty hard at that. I recognized the music from Animal Crossing too, good choice.

The color of the text frequently made it difficult to read what the instructions were, and the font was often too small. I suggest putting a dialogue box with a solid background and then being able to exit out of it when needed. The main screen also looks cluttered with all of the drawings and links. Aside from those, I thought this game was simple and entertaining to play. Keep up the good work!

Izzy712 responds:

Yes, I was having a hard time with getting the words to flow with the background, but i'm glad you liked it, and left an honest review that gave me details on what i could do to fix it/ what you liked about it. I love it when people do that, but I don't mind the occasional "This was awesome man lulululululol111111!!!", either :D

[Pleasure Island 2]

Better than the previous episode.

The random humor you compile into your flashes is so creative and ridiculous that it results in comedy brilliance, it really does. I was laughing the whole time through. For some reason your style of comedy reminds me of the show Metalocalypse, I think it's the mindless violence and odd sense of humor. The animation was excellent too, kudos on that part.

You do a good job of giving each character their own distinctive personality. Randy is hilarious in every way imaginable and he is so grotesque I can't help but laugh. The only thing that I didn't like was the part in the pit when the man fought that creature, it seemed like it just moved really slow with nothing drawn to my attention. Anyway, I hope you keep this series running, it's very good. Keep up the great work!

[Pleasure Island]

I thought it was clever.

I am overly impressed with your skill at animating people, the depth you put into drawing Randy really blew me away. I liked the voices you used for each character, but the plot was somewhat misconstrued and difficult to understand at times. It seemed like the sequence of events didn't transition well in my opinion. Don't get me wrong, what I saw was funny, though the plot was out of place.

My favorite scene was when Randy was kissing in the grease pit. But all my laughing turned to disgust when the blood poured out of his mouth, I wasn't sure what to think. This is definately one of the odder flashes I've seen, but it was entertaining and enjoyable. I'll have to check out the other episode of this series, I hope it's as good as this one. Keep up the great work!

[Rock Day]

It was entertaining.

I like the play on words you did for the title of your flash, it really draws the viewer's attention when they see a title like that. Kudos to you as well for making your own preloader. It seemed like I was having a seizure when Apple Clock's face was wiggling around and changing colors. Good job on having the Clocks wailing on the drums in sync with the music, that is an impressive skill.

The flash got repetitive after about thirty seconds, I was really losing interest. The audio resolution also seemed low, but I still thought it was a well made flash. I'm not that a big fan of that kind of music, but I enjoyed seeing it meshed together with nice animation and a good plot. I hope to see more work like this from you in the future. Keep it up, and happy belated Clock Day!

Nightmaresplody responds:

What are you talking about

[Sonarium]

A pleasure to watch.

I am very impressed by your talent at animating. I like the effect you used to really emphasize everything that was underwater. The ending was hilarious and creative, I did not expect that to be the outcome at all. It maybe could have used more dialogue at the beginning, but I did like how the mood went from serious to humorous. Good job on this, it was highly amusing.

I thought the plot was kind of unclear at the beginning. I don't know if that was intended for the turn of events near the end, but it was confusing at times for me. Don't get me wrong, I thought this submission was very impressive, it just needed some clarity, that's all. Anyway, I hope to see more work like this from you in the future. Keep up the great work.

ReQsa responds:

Thank you for this in depth review:)

I didn't have a lot of time to make this movie because I've been busy with lots of important stuff all summer, but looking at it now I must agree with you. I could have done more to make it clear that they are in a submarine, and I certainly would have done so if time had allowed it:)

That being said I'm glad you liked my Clock Day flashes. I shall try not to disappoint you with my future work.

[The Greatest Difficulty]

I enjoyed it.

I find it funny that I actually learned something on the day honoring Clocks, haha. Pretty good quote you included there, it is odd though seeing it come from a Clock though. I liked the animation and I was impressed at the way you made the screenshots of the portal look like a stage too. The music was also fitting as the Clock was giving its inspirational speech.

I didn't think there was much depth into the storyline, it could have used maybe a few more quotes or at least an action by the Clock. I got a somewhat empty feeling after the Clock merely said the line and then left, it seemed like the flash was incomplete. Nonetheless, I still think that it was cleverly done and in the Clock Day spirit. Keep up the good work and happy belated Clock Day!

ReQsa responds:

Thank you very much.
I made this movie in the last hours of Clock Day, and it was intended as nothing more than a closer of Clock Day.
I had it planned for months before Clock Day though...

[Clocks: The Revengence]

Nicely done.

This is definately one of the better Clock Day flashes I've watched. I like the whole Jib-Jab look you were using whenever you showed Tom and April. The animating was cool, I like the way you showed all of the Clocks united in the black and white tone. My favorite part was when you showed the picture of Tom and April hugging when Strawberry Clock was revealing his plan, that one really had me laughing.

The only thing I would recommend is that the quality of the Clocks movement be enhanced, even if it is graphic intensive. Maybe add some subtitles too, those Clocks speak in some dialects that are hard to hear. Besides that, I was very impressed by your first drawn movie. Happy belated Clock Day and keep up the great work!

PaperBat responds:

Thanks Brah

[Best Clockday Movie Ever]

Not too thrilling.

I thought your flash had a decent storyline that was easy to follow, so that benefitted you. One thing that was lame though was how the sounds were all at different resolutions, my ears were practically bleeding at the beginning and end. I thought you animated the piece well, my favorite part was when Strawberry Clock told Turd Clock that his flash was 46 megabytes, it was so ridiculous that it was funny.

You had good music in there, I was digging hearing Should I Stay or Should I Go and My Sharona. It seemed like you dragged out the phone call to Tom Fulp a bit too long though, I was beginning to lose interest. Still, I thought it had good animation with mildly funny jokes. Pretty good submission. Happy belated Clock Day and keep up the good work.

TurdClock responds:

turn down your speakers a bit... anyway thanks for an honest review my good man.

[Your Hands Are Cold]

Pretty entertaining.

At first glance, I was mesmerized by the storyline and the claming music. The plot was just brilliant, just to fathom that Strawberry Clock was some sort of ancient relic is amazing beyond belief. The animation and frame by frame spinning was highly amusing. It was truly an adventure to watch the beginning of the flash. Then, even though it was intended, I became less and less intersted.

I was frustrated when I saw the simple black and white drawings. It was kind of like a punch in the face I didn't see coming. All of a sudden I'm entranced, then it seems as if the flash I was watching took a left turn and ended. I suppose the point you were trying to make about imagination flew over my head, but I still enjoyed most of it. Keep up the great work and happy Clock Day.

[The Clock Day Party]

Does reviewing this make me cool?

I love how you get a total change of pace when watching this. At first you feel sympathy for Snake Clock, and then you watch the ending. The ending was very creative, I didn't expect that to happen at all. My favorite part was when Tabasco Clock bought the medication for Disco Ball Clock, that is just the kind of stupid humor that I find amusing. Great job, I was laughing the entire time.

There really wasn't anything to complain about for this movie. The plot progressed smoothly, you had a wide range of funny characters, and the music was great. Trigger Happy was the perfect thing to play for the credits. I am very impressed by your animating skill. Keep up the excellent work you two. Have an awesome Clock Day!