Mogget128723's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Titanomachina]

And he turns around...

... and keeps walking.

This was pure, 100% brilliance. The battle scene was epic, the damage was well done and realistic, and the music fit the atmosphere.

The only quarrel I have is that the shooting during the actual fight scene lost the sense of scale; you got the idea that they were big, but some more steep-angle shots would have conveyed that better.

Past that, best. Movie. Evar.

I've been waiting for this to come out for some time, and hadn't realized it was released on robot day. Would make sense, eh?

[Future]

Pure epic win.

Tron, with a splash of cyberpunk, an injection of retro gaming, cybernetically fused with a helluva lot of awesome. Great work lining up the animation and the music, and I loved how there were a number of different stories interplaying, and how you transitioned between them. All around epic job here.

[Valhalla Knights 2]

EPIC.

Little, inconspicuous cross-shaped package... OMGZOMBIESWHAMSWORD!!!

The fight was epic, loved how the zombies sort of... broke apart when Ken killed them.

The protagonist has my first name, too. I feel extremely special :D

[TRACER prequel]

Oh...

my god. Dude with red sunglasses is now my new favorite character. Ever.

I seriously hope you keep this going, man! It's a great mix of noir, post-modern sci-fi, romance, and horror.

[TRACER episode 1]

Okay...

That was epic. I got a little worried when the guy pulled out the gun, and then I was like, YES!!!

I hope you continue this.

[Dark Reflection]

Excellent.

To everyone else, I'm fairly sure what's going on here is what happens to real people every day, a careless word or gesture, a mistake, or an attack, and your life is torn apart. When she looks in the mirror, all she can remember are the stupid things she's done, and the things that have been done to her... enough to drive anyone to extremes.

She's really cute, too.

[Animals]

Awesome.

My favorite scene has to be the one looking at the tower, through the fence.

And from what I can see, the man with the mustache had some power, some control over whether people lived or died, were accepted or rejected into some mysterious regime, but did not allow his friend/son/other relative to pass, throwing himself off a bridge as the guilt tore his mind apart. And yet, despite this act, the judges saw his heart was true, and sent him 'up', in theory, to heaven.

That's how I saw it, at least.