spoiler911's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[TmsT's "Spy and Sentry"]

Now THAT was good. not to mention completely unpredictable. Nice work.

TmsT responds:

Maybe not COMPLETELY unpredictable... ;) I kept the title a secret during production so that people wouldn't be able to speculate and work out the plot (or plot twists) before I'd released it - just in case. Maybe in hindsight it wasn't that obvious after all, lol.

[TUMOR: An Organic Glitch]

If you like creepy stuff, you will like this.

If you don't, watch something else.

ClockworkPixel responds:

short, simple and to the point. thanks

[ROAR!]

The voice effects didn't fit very well.

But other than that, it was very well done.

SeanE89 responds:

Thanks. :D

[NWAR: Watered Down]

You have an amazing way with words.

Is there anything you can't turn into a pun?

danmarkowitz responds:

Ha, I hope not!

[BecauseMos]

I guess it was kind of funny, but a bit insensitive.

Not all Christians are as extreme or irrational as the stereotypes you portray.

True Christians are humble.

TmsT responds:

#NotAllChristians

[NWAR #3: String Theory]

I want more. These are very good.

danmarkowitz responds:

More coming soon! There are bonus ones on the YouTube channel too.

[About Love]

You make some good points about love, but you also say a few dangerous things as well.

People are defined by their actions and the choices they make. If someone chooses to sleep with a child, sibling, or animal, then their identity will be defined by who they sleep with.

I'm not trying to devalue your argument, but it is very important to remember that sex and love are not the same thing.

IcedFoxPro responds:

Yes, but considering the context that was given, I don't think the message that anyone would take from this would be that it's acceptable to sleep with a child, sibling or animal. The message was that just because someone chooses to sleep wit someone of the same gender, does not mean that they are any different to the next person, and should not be treated differently, or negatively.

I completely agree however. Sex and love are two different things, and should be treated differently, but they also tie in together with regards to sexuality.

[Breadheads]

This is a high quality animation with good length and story.

I'd like to think that this is a fictional world where they were actually turning into bread; but, was your interpretation that is was only a hallucination?

codywalzel responds:

I agree, in my head it is a product of a chemical warfare. This fictional world appreciates form over function, so there is an abundance of a kind of fun and unnecessarily creative violence. Additionally, the breadhead's mutation was only physical, so they experience the same fear and pain that you or I would. Seeing as how the emotional arc of cannibalism is the same whether transformation or hallucination is the cause, I opted for the more fun option.

However, I've gotten into weird, tangential arguments with people about how a work of fiction belongs to the interpretation of the viewer once it leaves the hands of the artist, and other such goofy debates. Basically, people have told me that they choose to view it as a hunger crazed mirage.

May the viewer enjoy whatever tone speaks to them most loudly.

[Good Citizen]

Rather than review the controversial subject matter of the video, I will simply review the content.

The animation was a bit lacking and could have used some color.
The music was good and fitting.
The dialogue would have been better delivered with a narrator.
The computerized voice at the end was a little annoying, but it summarized the video quite well.

KiWiArts responds:

Thanks that you objectively rate the animation and not just the subject.

[Jason's New Look]

He stole my stash!!!

CabbageClock responds:

Jason feels your pain. The pain of people mocking you. I assume people mock you. If not, then WE HAVE THIS ALL WRONG! ALL WRONG! DELETE! DELETE!