Bigfoot3290's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[What About a Man?]

"Ya gotta go down in the foist!" "We're crime, and crime...doesn't pay." I loved the voice acting, especially of the mafia guys, and the script in general was hilarious. The animation was so cartoony and fun to watch that I couldn't help but smile all the way through.

['Emergency Breakfast']

Your work and style has evolved beautifully in the past year, and this animation marks another clear improvement. Great job on the artwork, particularly on the 360 degree "3D" section. The sound effects were perfect as well. Excellent!

[Sarcastic Creature Collab]

Great job, guys. I'm surprised The Boogley wasn't in here!

['Sprouting Frog Waves']

Probably your best work to date. Almost had an "Alice in Wonderland" feel to it. Always a pleasure to watch your animations.

Butzbo responds:

Thank you Bigfoot!
I hadn't been able to put that much work into an animation for a while, so it's pretty cool to know it was an improvement!

[Snap]

Awesome. Loved the whole damn thing. Great facial expressions and sketchbook style from the brosefs :D

[Mission to Mars]

Keep that head held high, kid. You've got loads of talent and I wish you the best in the future. Congrats on your first award!

brynimation responds:

Thanks so much, it's really nice that you think that! Thanks for the generous rating!

['Save the Sock']

Stylistic and fun to watch as usual. Excellent work all-around!

[Darkest Souls]

Man. All of that beautiful artwork for such a tasteless punchline.

[At the Door]

This was very good. Definitely see the similarities to Firth, but I also noticed some differences too. For one, the storyline was quite linear. The character's depreciation into insanity was clearly marked and it evolved in a way you'd kind of expect. Ordinarily, I might see this quality and argue that it detracts from the artistry of the piece. But what really impressed me was how you incorporated small but noticeable flairs to your character models and expressions as the insanity set in; the small curvature of the lips and mouth, the more angular bone structure, etc. Of course, beetles also remind me of Kafka, and I'm going to assume you've read "Metamorphosis" because of how you developed this story. Very good work once again. I'm sure you'll receive high marks!