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Lmao, that was absolutely delightful. It's awesome to see how far you've come and how nicely crafted your animation style is. There's a lot of personality in each of the characters just by their animation alone. The tension in the bar was a particularly notable example of this, and the facial animations as well. I found myself chuckling at the end.

GabrielBarsch responds:

im glad you like it, you've been a big inspiration for me in my early days <3

Very interesting. I feel like a lot can be interpreted from this if you really think about it. The backgrounds, particularly the ones of the exterior, were absolutely stunning and excitingly vibrant. The music kept the rhythm of the overall animation, and fit extremely well. Keep it up!

IncendiaryStarfish responds:

That means a lot, this was my first time doing music for my animations, thank you very much!!

This is hands-down the coolest Madness collar I've ever seen. I honestly don't even know where to begin with this review. I loved how the collab followed a theme- for one thing. Each animator did a terrific job, in fact, there wasn't really a dull moment in this for me at all. Each part kept my heart racing and adrenaline flowing. I have to give extreme props to the sound design in this. The sound effects were gritty, gruesome, and super clear. The music was spot-on kick-ass. Was it intentional that the music actually synced up extremely well with some of the parts? Either way, awesome effect. I've been out of the loop for a while, but what are the creatures from? I recognized some sound effects from L4D in there, but that's it really.
Anyway, this is fantastic. You all did a great job!
*cough* thinkin' of a sequel? *cough*

SentryTurbo responds:

as the editor of the collab, i can confirm that the music synced up well with the parts by intention.

Shadz64 responds:

a sequel would take an extra 2 years ;)

thece responds:

sequel?ehhhhhhh.....uhhhhh.....depend

I kinda figured that there would at least be one idiot in the review section below that would say little to nothing about the actual animation and focus on the politics behind it. Just to get this out of the way, Mr. "The Klown," less than two seconds into a web search would prove your ass wrong- the creators dislike both political parties, although it can be inferred that they're slightly less partial to far-left liberalism. That requires brain cells and the ability to read and infer information though so I can see where there may have been some difficulty.
Okay anyway, to the actual review:
Honestly, this wasn't that good. I can see what you were trying to go for here, but it just didn't really work out. The art style adds a dash of comedic value to this situation, but all-in-all it feels just like an animated version of the actual interview in which not much is really changed aside from some up-beat background music and extended cuts to his facial expression. I feel like there was potential for a punch line or at least something to expand upon this idea. The simplistic art style and animation could be excused if the comedy had been expanded or explored upon, but unfortunately for me, this one just didn't work out. Additionally, this short felt longer than just two minutes. With all due respect, it was over-all boring.
However, don't get me wrong. I think that you're definitely on the right track. While there are gaps in the pacing, delivery, and content, I could potentially see this working out as part of something a bit bigger. Stand-alone.. not so much. As horrible as it would be in real life, I think it would have been funny to see the politician at home going absolutely insane because his kids came out to him. Perhaps some kind of expansion or twist where his gay son turns out to be the best swimmer ever, or anything really. His drawn out, almost orgasmic facial expressions towards the end did give me a smirk, but that was about it this time around..
Keep going, don't be afraid to go out of the box a little bit and break some boundaries.

TheOddHikikomori responds:

Thanks for your input. :)

Good effort on the music and composition, as I read you were unable to keep the old one up. The title and description of this was very vague and not too convincing. It was apparent that this is a showreel of sorts. I think gradually your animation capabilities showed improvement throughout, and I hope to see this talent applied to future animations, as you definitely have a lot of potential here. Some of those movements and more specifically character body movements, were pretty impressive! Definitely keep at it, but next time I would suggest titling this as a showreel, or an animation-reel if you will, you would be able to attract more criticism and attention possibly. Keep at the anatomy and drawing, and definitely some of those more interesting parts of this.

anthonycadette responds:

thanks man

It's been a while since I've actually watched a movie off of the front page of Newgrounds that really struck me as yours did.. You did an excellent job. The poem was very clever in how it was written and narrated. It kept me captivated in the story, and the story itself also somewhat spoke to me in interesting ways. I really enjoyed the personification of emotion into beautifully illustrated settings of comical representation. Very well done there as well!

JarrodElvin responds:

Thank you very much for your kind review! That really means a lot to me that you take the time to watch and also write such a thoughtful comment. I'm glad you liked the poem and the artwork as well as the story. I think it's something we can all relate to at times, and the imagery just sets it into extreme examples of those metaphors. Thank you.

That was really fucking cool.

To be honest, the only things I didn't really like about this movie was how some cliches of other Madness tributes were present. Those cliches I'm referring to would be the whole 'standing around waiting to die' and 'hearing gunshots in the other room but just standing with your back turned to the door.'

However, the movie was so beautiful in every other regard that those cliches are insignificant. I absolutely loved the scene with the first giant tearing down walls. I thought that was really nicely done and a pretty great sequence. I also loved the corpse-centipede thing or whatever it was. How it dove in and out of the ground reminded me of a few of my favorite Zelda bosses.

I also really liked how you incorporated FBF scenes.

Really great movie.

Coft responds:

Yep, those cliches you're talking about are nearly everywhere, I've never really thought about avoiding them, without them it's a completelly different level of movie writing, something still far beyond me.
The juggernaut scene was a cool idea in the beginning, but... I though it's one of the most screwed-up scenes, IMO the execution could be far better, so I'm surprised you liked it.
Thanks LLL

Holy hell. That was fantastic. Amazing work, I knew you could pull it off, and I'm happy to see this come to life. Everything was so smooth and cool. I was hoping for the portal thing to be expanded upon just a little more, but you seem to have left room for a possible sequel.
Regardless, great work!

Indeimaus responds:

Thanks man, long time no talk. Looking forward to your new movay.

Lmao wow.

Aside from being completely fucking cool and interesting, it was very well done. It was animated perfectly, the lighting and animation came off so smooth and shiny, and the music went along perfectly.
What program(s) did you use for this?

Sherbalex responds:

Flash MX and Flash CS3

Not bad, not bad at all.

I didn't actually expect it to be as good as it was. I actually thought it was pretty funny and chuckled at a few of the scenes, mainly the ones revolving around slapstick humor. Good movie, and congrats on 300K views.

ToonCastleTV responds:

Thanks Dude, believe it or not I thought of the whole entire thing in about 5 minutes except for one scene when I was walking my dog around the block XD

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