GoofyNutNightmare's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[EASY BAKE (flashy light warning)]

huh, I loved that. Visuals are stunning and the mix-media style still is wonderfully unique. The voice-actor and musician also really took the animation to another level, really drew me in. Thanks for this, I'm gonna pull this up again when I need it.

[Meet the Spy]

Even though this animation was made more than a decade ago, it has aged like a fine wine

[Postlife 12: The Process]

Wow, it's been a bit since I've checked in on this series but the rise in quality is really impressive. The stylization of the dialogue text is an excellent addition and the big big improvements in character animation and modelling really had me floored.
I also could relate to the messages about the artistic process and could see and appreciate that you really put your soul into this project. Keep it up!
(Train gag is still funny af, really adds to the surrealism when a person gets hit by a train like it's no biggie)

[LOUD BURGER]

It turned out good! I especially liked how you animated the car, very exaggerated movement. Good job!

[The Peak]

That was stupidly funny, Merry Christmas!

[Sketch Collab 2022]

Genuinely such an amazing watch. The creativity in this collab is off the chart. So many cool ideas and so many moments that had me laughing or just amazed at the quality of animation. I had a big smile all the way through.

You bet your sweet ass that I'm coming back to participate next year.

yixaline responds:

i bet you laughed at the microwave fork exploding i made. i kept laughing for a long time XD

[sirenhead]

Family Siren Head Guy, funniest visual gag ever

[Postnuclear Driving Test]

such an awesome concept, executed with excellent humor. I thought Jesus' Betrayal would be hard to match, but I think this is just as good if not better.

[OKAY]

this is so well put together for such a stupid joke, I fuckin love it

[Woody's Existential Dread]

I'm assuming that the establishing shot of Andy's house is AI generated cuz I'm practically having an existential crisis looking at it.

Interesting concept (the concept of Woody not decomposing I mean) but I think the execution of it was a lil underwhelming. Maybe it would have been cooler if we got to see Woody go on to experience those hundreds of years pass by as he becomes more and more beatup and useless. Kind of an exaggerated version of the pains of growing old, seeing your body become weaker, seeing everything around you change, and realizing that everyone that you loved and could relate to are gone.