Plebs's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[The Reward: Tales of Alethrion - "The First Hero"]

In one word: Spectacular. You guys animate paper like it's liquid.

Keep it going.

[Game of Thrones Toys!]

Smash the beetles. Smash em, KUH KUH.

The stabbing unborn child part is still really messed up, especially with the kid cheering right after. The art looks good. Only i don't remember Theon having black hair, at least not in the show. That is his true hair colour in the books i believe, however since you are portraying pretty much the show it's wrong.

But then again, it also didn't make sense to put a car in there. So what am i talking about.

[#CHANGETHEBEES]

Ow, it's a satire alright.

However sir, now i'm offended. That office management is as apoidea-sogynistic as can beeeee. That comic cover is degrading and it encourages violonce towards the bee specie. I'll be expecting a public apology.

[Otherworld]

'Talk about a paradox, destruction is creation. I ain't never sayin that, that shit is good. I'm just saying that our actions make waves'

You nailed that shit on the head. Who is to say that good actions have only good consequences or vice versa with the negative counterpart. Sometimes good can come from bad. Bad can come from doing good. It all depends on the factors at hand what the outcome will be. Followed up by the line:

'no butterflies, just the human effect'.

With the biggest factor being people. People make or break the stones that need to be laid to create a path of success. If your fortunate enough you won't have to deal with a lot of weeding out on your way there. Fantastic segway. Truly.

The animation compliments the music. Normally the shading of that much movement can look very clunky, because it's complicated to do right. While the movement of the shading caught my eye, it didn't even bother. Not one bit. I feel it works better this way.

My compliments to everyone involved.

[Happy Birthday, Adrian!]

Well, maybe he would forget that he is a genius is you stopped reminding him!

This has got to be the best birthday flash ive seen yet. Really creative and diverse, both audio wise and animation wise.

[Somewhere Other Character]

I am really digging your style and the whole atmosphere. Love the variety of your character designs, too often people just use the same body only with to differentiate them with their head features. You also seem to have a good understanding of movement. I'd like to give some feedback on what could be improved, but there is nothing i can think of really. Maybe play around with the composition more.

I enjoyed it watching several times.

cecameron responds:

Thank you so much!

[Five Nights At Freddy's]

4:20 was a pretty specific number. Almost impossible to miss that reference.

When i saw the part where he was getting high during the live stream i thought you guys would still add the lower part of his body when he started to levitate. Instead you added a rotating eyebrow haha.

The overal quality was excellent. Good job.

[Animator vs. Animation IV]

This right here is what keeps the NG spirit alive. It's animations like these that fueled the fire to become an animator myself.

What i like most about this is: I can't even begin to understand how you did most of it. Usually i can tell how animations are created from an technically and it would pull me straight out of the story. Not with this one. Nothing felt monotone. It was suprising and entertaining from begin to end. To pull that off when looking at it's length is an achievment on itself.

The teacher became the student. The student became a master.
Tank award worthy!

[High-Speed Madness]

Man, I istantly recognized your madness style. Mainly the colourful characters and comedy where as most entries have grey characters packed with action only. I looked up an old entry of yours i loved. Lawn mower madness way back in 2011. Had completely forgotten about it. Can't believe time passed by so fast.

Anyway good entry. Wide use of perspective and dynamic shots.

DarkSignal responds:

Theoretically you could consider this as a direct successor to that first one: both involve car chases, vehicular manslaughter, outrageous coincidences, and a cruel twist at the end.