Radam's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Crazy Jim!]

Salut!

I like this cartoon. I really like the senseless real world shots found throughout. They definitely helped set the crazy mood. The shock value was strong. This is Newgrounds; we've all seen old ladies pushed in front of trucks, but few Flash artists seem to want to approach the subject of bodily waste relief. Salut!

[The Final Task]

Artistry!

Excellent animation, art, sense of motion. This is an exceedingly well done piece, and it instantly found a place in my list of favorites.

[Bad Moon Rising]

Very Dada!

A great attitude is captured here, but I think I might have liked to see the "bad moon" actually rise.

[Heroes of Cybertron]

I like Transformers.

This was good. I enjoyed the graphics and animation. The action was better (though limited) than most official Transformers stuff. I thought the music was groovy and interesting.

On the flip side, for the load time, I expected a hell of a lot more. Also, none of the action seemed to really tie in with the Spike's grandson stuff. I suppose that's because this is only a small part of a full script, but still, what the hell?

[Blanco y Negro]

Best episode ever!

It's not interactive. It's not colorful. The plot is not convoluted. I think this is my favorite Portal submission ever.

[Hate]

A Nice If Simple Piece

I don't know why. This has always been one of my favorites. I like the simple style.

[Big Black Ben (NEW)]

Why bother?

I'm just not that hot on these pieces that run an animation over some mediocre *.wav download.

[Final Fantasy II Spoof]

It's Final Fantasy 4.

This is a pleasing piece. Most of us have run this script in our minds as we robbed simple RPG villagers of their possessions (for their own good, whether they believe it or not), but it was amusing to see it run in Flash format -- particularly with such flair.

I do wish I'd personally been able to advance the dialogue when I saw fit. Also, I imagine most people accessing this movie understand that this was a Super Nintendo RPG, and -- damn it -- it's Final Fantasy 4.