SuperBastard's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Optimus Eats A HotDog]

Jesus Christ how horrifying.

[Mr Cat]

I had an orange tabby named Mr. Cat. His nickname was Goony M and he lived for almost 20 years.

[HOUSE M.D. observes you]

Holy shit, Dayvan Cowboy. Was NOT expecting BOC. Neat.

Punisher responds:

You should have been.

[Pet Fresh]

Nice animating! It was enjoyable enough for me to watch all the way through.

I picked up on some influences from Doki's work.

[Three Skins Without Men]

I shit my pants twice while watching this. Then I had a wank and went to bed.

Same time next year, I guess.

[Pikachu on Acid]

Wow, that acid scene was some of the coolest animation I've seen in a long time. Very fluid, very nice.

[STARBARIANS - Episode 1]

Oh my god I love this. I love this so much.

[MH: Poached Wyvern Eggs]

Great game, great animation, great humor. You really nailed it. Thanks for this!

I still have my fingers crossed for 3G on the 3DS.

[2 Guys & a Jigsaw Puzzle]

Brilliant

Excellent animation, voice acting, music, and concept. I like the insistence that it's solely about the puzzle, while there's a blatant commentary on religion. You're saying that not only does it not fit into the puzzle of human knowledge, but that by trying to force it in you're wrecking the puzzle and losing pieces. Meaning, of course, that religion provides serious setbacks for the advancements of human academia. I also found humor in the guy peddling his crosses to the man putting the puzzle together. He was so pushy, and just refused to take "no" for an answer. He was the definition of ignorant, and even if his intentions were good (he WAS trying to help solve the puzzle), all he managed to do was screw things up more by refusing to listen to the reasonable argument of "no, that piece won't fit there."

"DUUUUDE, EVERYTHING IS EXPLAINED NOW, WE KNOW IT ALL DUDE!"

I'm really impressed with just how deep the metaphor goes, and how it works on so many levels. Was there any specific inspiration to cause you to think of it?

["Ice Cream"]

Excellent

I liked the blending of imagery, the twisted man in the realistic setting. Great voice acting, very good story. I'm also happy with the way you used Boards of Canada. Did you have to get permission from them to use their music? I'm assuming you did, considering this piece was for a university project.