ChandlerThompson's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Ooohhh! Pantalones!]

Nearly perfect.

Everytime you animate I always expect pure gold, and this was nothing short of awesome. It's pretty funny, I only took basic Spanish, yet I realized how flawed your speaking abilities were, haha. Don't worry, I didn't count off for that, if anything it added to the humor. It reminded me of Dora the Explorer, only reversed, or a childrens show that is based on the same prospectus.

The ending was very clever, I liked how the children in the background were laughing at the dog. The only thing I took off for was the dog doing trial and error with the pants became pretty redundant after a while. Besides that, the animation, storyline, and voice acting were all highly entertaining. Always a pleasure, Boogley. Keep up the great work!

TheBoogley responds:

Thanks mate, I strangely wanted it to get tedious. I have a dumb sense of humour... :)

[TripleBits]

A nice compilation.

All three of you guys did a swell job on this collab, it was interesting to see how your parts differed from each other. I was somewhat disappointed that the collab was simply unfinished business, mainly because many of these projects looked interesting. I liked the short clips like the man running into the sign because they were direct and to the point. I was impressed all of your abilities to animate, everyone of the scenes looked like there was a large amount of effort put into it.

Some of the scenes seemed out of place, like the man simply bobbing his head, and it did not really work as a transition in this collab. Can you please tell me the name of the song you used in the paperplane? I know I recognize it from somewhere but I cannot put my finger on it. Overall, it was a nice collab and was fun to see how you three put your minds together to create something cool. Keep up the great work!

SimonG responds:

Thanks!
The song: Green Onions by Booker T and the M Gees!

[Just a few buds]

Pretty entertaining.

This was an excellent tribute to the celebration of 420. Some of the parts were better than others, but you all did a nice job of mixing good color schemes that looked pretty sweet. I think I liked Dyln's part the best, the obscure sense of humor that it contained was enough to make me smile. Nasty-Nates part was nice too, I mainly liked the song though. All of the music was good for the parts, they all fit the theme of the flash very well.

The style that UnderARock uses is very distinct, I am always impressed by the technique he uses to animate his characters. I like how other people had their own styles of drawing too, the whole collaboration was nice. Some pieces contained less effort which dragged down the collab somewhat, but I still liked the finished product. Keep up the good work everybody!

UnderARock responds:

Thanks man, its always nice to hear my stuff is distinctive

[Carrotoid (0m:18s)]

Highly amusing.

For something so short in length, I got many laughs out of this. I wish there was somesort of background story so we understood what Carrotoid was doing when he was building the machine. The animation was great, you made good use of all the different pixels. The bunny part reminded me of the South Park episode with the hamsters, the bunny part definately was the highlight of the flash.

The music was suitable for the flash, and you did a good job of making it actually look like the bunny was eating Carrotoid. Maybe a sequel where Carrotoid must venture out of the bunny? Haha, I just hope we get to see more of a series like this in the future. Great job on this, length was not a problem since the story was so good and was packed with great animation. Keep up the excellent work!

Surn responds:

Great Norton-Antivirus! Where'd you people come from? Yeah, this is intended as a segment in a collection of shorts I made so a background story would be either be difficult or awkward to incorporate. As for a sequel, I haven't though about that. I planned on keeping Carrotoid dead.

[Where the Missing Sock Go]

A great story.

This is definately one of the most creative flashes I have seen. I love the storyline behind it, a city full of missing socks is a hilarious concept. I also like the alternative reasons you included at the preloader. The animation was alright, I thought the sock looked pretty creepy, but I like how you animated using your own style, I respect that. Plus the plot made up for any problems I had at all, this seems like something that would be told in a children's book.

All of the trials the sock was put up against were very unique. I liked the part when he was riding the iron the best. The music was great too, each song fit the part very well. I like how you synchronized the swinging axes with the song too. Plus the sock doing all of the silly dance was enough to get a ten by itself. Overall, not a thing to complain about, a fantastic story backed up by entertaining animation. Keep up the excellet work!

OxSox responds:

Thanks for the stellar review dude, reviews like this keep me inspired.

[He Who Holds His Breath]

Very entertaining.

For some odd reason, I found this to be hilarious and highly enjoyable. The animation was really good, I like the way you draw people, the lip sync was caught up to speed as well. The voices were well done, I like how you made it sound like you actually were trying to talk underwater. Some music or something in the underwater scene or credits may have added some viewer capability and made the flash more entertaining, but that's just my opinion.

I like the random humor in there too, like when the turd knocked the boy into the water, and that last scene was so ridiculous I couldn't help but laugh. The storyline was a bit confusing, but I was eventually caught up to speed by the middle of the movie. Another good movie from you my man, keep it up, I expect great things from you!

ChadsWeb responds:

Thanks :D

[Shadowman & The Garroter]

Very creepy.

I would say you have achieved your goal of freaking the crap out of me. You chose the appropraite song, when it meshed together with your animation it could only equal a scary product. The animation was very good, I liked the part when Shadowman pulled the lever, and the part with the tree's shadow was also freaky. I wish it was a little bit longer, there is so much more I would like to learn about Shadowman.

On spookiness, I would give you a perfect score. I wish it had some more clarity though, I was somewhat confused by the plot since we didn't have a backstory to tell us what was going on. Overall, I was impressed by your ability to tell a good story and you have a cool style of animation. happy belated Halloween, and keep up the excellent work!

FAtmat666 responds:

Yeah, I definitely didn't plan out the story enough, it was difficult to explain what I wanted in such a short movie and with no words. I hope to bring Shadowman back, though, and in a longer movie. I've worked out an interesting philosophy for him which I would like to be able to express.
Thanks for the review, and I'm glad you liked it!

[The Creep]

I enjoyed it.

I thought the storyline for this flash was very creative. Was this the plot from a horror movie? It just seemed so great, it definately put me right back into the Halloween spirit. The animation at the beginning was very fluent, the arm dancing away from the bullets looked great. I was also impressed by how you tied the music in with the movements of the arm into synchronization, it made the flash seem even more entertaining.

I liked seeing each person play off into their own tale of how the arm moved, and the music was awesome. The ending definately caught me by suprise. One thing I didn't like though was how the best part was put first, and I felt the parts became worse as the flash continued. It made em have high expectations for the flash and then I lost interest. Still, I thought the flash was creative and amusing. Keep up the good work all of you!