Bigfoot3290's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Fields of Rape]

Certainly this is a film that quickly and seamlessly crawls under your skin. Between the vignette camera shots, cross-hatched shading, and eerie sound effects, I haven't felt this contemplative after watching something on NG in ages. The transience of life appears to be the ongoing refrain, but I'm sure there's much more to this work. Well done.

[Halloween Special]

Daily feature? More like...daily thiccture!

[TD-Double-Shot]

So good Dave. Thanks again for the art and storytelling wizardry :D

[Lo Toxico (the toxic one)]

Very good animation with some interesting shots involving perspective.

Germanimacion responds:

thanks mate!! Really thanks

[Hydra (48 hour film)]

Well this was good. Loved the animation style and the battle sequence.

[A Witch of a Night]

Great little animation. Loved the facial expressions of the witch, and quite the splash of humor at the end!

Joe-Mega responds:

Lol thanks!

[Old animation tests]

I never expect much from "test" submissions, but both of these were exceptional. The animation details were particularly good in regards to each character's interactions with others and with their environment.

[Madness Combat 9.5 pt1]

Still great after all these years.

[Next Stop: Door Gag #1]

As a New Yorker, the premise was quite relatable. Hey, at least that subway train was pretty empty! But in all seriousness, the classic animation style was beautiful and professional in standard. Well done.

JestersAnimation responds:

Thanks so much!!

[House of Creeps]

Again, your incorporation of multimedia into a horror-themed movie was excellent. Again, there were some interesting, dynamic camera angles that caught my attention. Again, I was left wanting more. The first-person shot of the would-be robber walking along the side of the house was exquisite. In fact, it was so exquisite that I'm paused on 0:23 marveling at the contrast of the lens, the sharpness of the hedge's leaves and the blades of grass, the jagged white light atop the wooden fence, and the ominous shadow of the rocking chair in the distance. Considering the prior scene of the robber's blood-shot eyeball, the viewer can clearly sense the robber's fear as he prepares to break in. Fantastic.

jellyeyes responds:

Thanks Bigfoot, I shot this with a webcam and I think it helped put the viewer inside the miniature scene a little bit better than a DSLR does although you loose image quality. I made this years ago but I remade the soundtrack recently and made a few tweaks.