BlueKoalaClock's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Flash flood 2014]

Great job! This has to be at least the second time I've heard this song in your cartoons during a rave. What is the song called?

chris-the-stick responds:

thank you for your kind words!

also, the song is called ''judgement day'', and you can find it here on NG. it was made by rocketfetus-clock.

so yeah.
thanks again for your support!
happy flash floods.

[The Perfect NG Movie]

I was expecting more ponies

Pop-Tart responds:

dammit I should have given him a tail

[Poly's Army]

Yes. I will vote 5 on this movie. Very goed. Yes.

RenegadeClock responds:

Correct answer!

[Dancin']

This looks like you efforted. Do you make these things look like you care by actually caring, or what? Great jeb

Pop-Tart responds:

i care a little

[dolcinex]

The premise itself was pretty funny but the animation was kind of jerky-looking. Also I didn't think the "I reeeeeeally like dolphins" thing was worth repeating. The audio was pretty quiet.

happymushroom responds:

thanks! i guess i should spend more time on making fluent animation. the "I reeeeeeally like dolphins" thing was i bad idea i admit. as for being quiet i think thats a easy problem to solve. i will do better next time.

[Jim and Blu Make A GoKart]

Well, I can see it was lazily created, but this was generally pretty funny. It was also a nice touch to have the shadows in the montage scene; I have a feeling most people wouldn't have bothered to add that.

LasciviousGork responds:

I chose to go walk the comedy route instead of the "physically appealing" route. Even though I made it pretty rough looking I actually like my lazy-drawn style and for my first real animation I'm surprised I made it look this decent. Thanks for the criticism!

[Sobe Day 2012]

That was great! I didn't even know it was his birthday, and I was also doubting if Sobe Day was an actual thing.

Pop-Tart responds:

SoBe Day will be an actual thing. And they will look back and say Pop and Wob started it all.. And we shall be worshiped.

Did I say worshiped? I meant horsewhipped.

[a bb10's clock-day party]

10 years of B! 10 years of B! So amazing!

Well BB10, I'm very happy to see that you've finally gotten flash, and can make something special for the 10th annual Clock Day. However I can see that you have yet to fully get the hang of this program. For example, the art is made mostly of simple shapes and RGB-type colours, with very little shading or detail. Also, the 'close-ups' and scene transitions are a bit dodgy. Not mention you misspelled "StrawberryClock" as "StrawberryCock" several times. Still, this movie (perhaps due to the very flaws I just mentioned) has a certain charm to it, and your heart's definitely in the right place.
{{{BB10}}}

chris-the-stick responds:

hmm.. this was a touching review, and i thank you for leaving it.
thanks, my good firend. :)
-i will try to improve.

[[SS] *Eternal Recurrence*]

That barely even looks like a pineapple.

However, this flash gets my approval for two reasons: this music and the fact that the Socom Squad is one of the few ripoff-style spam crews I like. Could you tell me what song that is? Also, I could've sworn I'd registered on the SocomSquids forums as "BlueberrySocom" like a month before it shut down.

PineappleSocom responds:

Many of the most notable art-historical trends have relied heavily on stylized representations that rely on the viewers' neurological capacity for discerning seemingly unrecognizable objects.

[Stainville Episode 1]

this is some crazy shit.

Your art style sort of reminds me of John K. (the guy what made Ren and Stimpy), and I also like the mixture of surreal/dark humour and horror. While I can relate to the disdain for freshmen, where I'm from, they're a lot cockier than the ones in this flash. I guess that's for comedy purposes though. I look forward to seeing further installments of your deranged work!

Alpha-Nuva responds:

Yeah, we had an EXTREMELY loose interpretation of cliques in high school here. Background characters served more as thoughtless fillers rather than reflections of the cliques and social ranks in high school. Just like you said, freshmen are way more cocky and way less innocent than we made them. Glad you pointed it out.