VelvetDarkRocks's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Snape's love Potion for L]

Bahahahaha!

Ohh, that was quality right there. Hilarious and sweet at once. I love how quickly L derobes!

~VelvetDarkRocks~

[Freerun]

Nice.

It's so clear how much effort you put into this. It really paid off! All that research and mimicking actual parkour moves was clearly translated. It was great to see some awesome tricks, and though the story was kind of thrown together around the action, it was awesome enough to pull it off. Great use of humour and different camera angles, though it was a little difficult to tell which limbs were his arms and which were his legs at times.

Great action piece! nice work.

~VelvetDarkRocks~

[Tiny Japanese Girl]

Sweet but random.

Really catchy and a pretty awesome music video. I love the colour scheme. Great song, and quite sweet.

~VelvetDarkRocks~

[Ask Raptor Jesus]

My goodness.

Well that was unexpected. Interesting and humorous. Very political, and very popular.

~VelvetDarkRocks~

[Operation: Graveyard]

Awesome.

Nice tribute to Nene. Bitching music, fluid animation, cool storyline, heaps of great action. I love the character design of Nene as an older girl- very cool. One thing though: her fighting style is kind of inefficient, but that doesn't detract from the quality of the movie itself. Great job everyone!

~VelvetDarkRocks~

[Link's Barrel Beat]

Lol?

Interesting. Disturbing as well. Unusual in that Zelda's probably never been done before like this. They have admittedly great sense of rhythm, and the driving base is strongly reminiscent of a nightclub. I can definitely see drugged out people getting it on to this. Really strange but great job!

~VelvetDarkRocks~

[Madness Combat 6.5]

Utter brilliance.

Once again, the fluidity and smoothness of the Madness protagonists is admirable. Equally impressive is their ability to engage in dialogue and display emotion despite having no faces or speech. I also thought the clothing shop was a welcome change of pace- while the Madness series is built on fast-paced action and ridiculous kill counts, taking a few moments of banal life to flesh out their personalities and give a more human side to them is a pleasant change. These two seem as skilled as Hank- one wonders why they needed to help him in the first place. Somehow, I have warmed to these nameless heroes as much as Hank himself, and can't help but wonder what their purpose in this adventure is (if any).

Fantastic music as always. I wonder where it's from?

I'm looking forward to further .5 installments.

~VelvetDarkRocks~

[Waiting for the Bus 2]

Surprising.

It was only about halfway through the credits I realised what was going on. Very witty use of inference to deliver the unexpected.

~VelvetDarkRocks~

[Great Destiny Man]

Entertaining, but brief.

For a film rated so highly I was expecting an epic tale. Amusing and indeed quite cool, with humourous voice acting and a playful take on samurai anime, but... Unexpectedly short.

~VelvetDarkRocks~

[Super Smash]

Excellent.

A really great take on a popular franchise. I think you made the right decision leaving out the sound effects- it gives the movie a different kind of feel, with the hyped up super awesome Mario 64 remix claiming all the attention. A certainly different side of Mario, but also related enough to the story to be believable. Unique and awesome.

~VelvetDarkRocks~