Aalasteir's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Presidential Newgrounds Address]

It’s sucks that most of Newgrounds got banned, even Tom?

This is a very sad situation.

CasperTheRamKnight responds:

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[THE FINAL NAIL IN THE COFFIN]

What stands out to me is your use of creative camera angles and textures. Your story is well-constructed, and it creates an eerie atmosphere.

@ConorKehelly, how did you get interested in animation?

ConorKehelly responds:

When i was like 8 in the 2000s, I had unrestricted access to the internet and sat on sites like newgrounds just consuming flash animations. I was too young durin the golden age of newgrounds but finally have the chance to share an animation on the site that inspired me

[Matriarch, Ruler of Absolutes]

Fantastic wallpaper! How did you make your wallpaper?

OmenaKettu responds:

Wallpaper Engine!

[Madness Combat Reanimated: Scene 16]

Krita is a good program for animation, and you’ve captured the Madness style very well.

PLJerry responds:

Yep, I agree.
Fun fact, when I upload this on my yt channel, and I watched on my stats, I mean thumbnail views and I saw almost 4K thumbnail views.

[FNF Week 7 Cartoon]

Super funny and nice!

@BoiledMilkz and @Little-Rena, who is your favourite FNF character? And why?

BoiledMilkz responds:

Girlfriend coz she's just has a nice character design.

[The non-sense show.]

Super cool, funny jokes, great animation, and great voice acting.

Jonlshinho responds:

Thanks :)

[Ow My BallZ – Absurd Dragon Ball Z Parody (2000's Flash Animation Madness)]

Very funny! I like how strong the expressions are, and the voice acting is good as well.

LudeConcepts responds:

Verry much thankses!!!🙏

[Jo Mama's Wacky World Tour | JJBA Parody]

Super hilarious! Good writing! I am very impressed by how well the characters are animated with fluidity and humor. The exaggeration really enhances the expressions and communicates great humor. I deeply enjoyed the work— Excellent and amazing animation with great voice acting and sound design. The way the shading is done on the characters is very amazing! Along with the detailed backgrounds.

@JCaluger, what do you think about JoJo's Bizarre Adventure? What advice would you give for starting an animation project and ensuring that it is completed? What are the key factors that contribute to a successful production cycle?

@PadrePuerte, what was your process for developing the voices for Jotaro, Dio, and Joseph?

@ZaazNG, what is your process for organizing the sounds and getting the timing right with all the sound effects? Also, what advice would you give for sound design?

JCaluger responds:

It is a great series and I especially love watching it. I guess some good advice for starting a project is to make sure you have a good vision and even better idea of what you want. One thing that helps keep me productive when working on a project is knowing that I enjoy the subject of what I am working on. I hope that answers your questions, I'm not super good at explaining my thoughts.

[Speed Jarester]

Very funny, and I am surprised by how well-structured it is. The way you've drawn the characters is excellent, and the pacing is very good. You are a skilled storyteller, and the sound design adds a lot to your work.

@ZabuJard how do you write your scripts? How many revisions do you go through, and what is your thought process for deciding which jokes should be included and which ones should not? Do you follow a specific formula for your creations?

ZabuJard responds:

i usualy just thnik of the script in my head and then animate tot hat general script,

and then still screw it up when i record it XD so itis still kind of improvy

[How To FIGHT]

The fluidity of your animation is excellent, and the use of different camera angles is a great decision as well. The animation is very expressive, with good sound and music. It's a funny animation with great action. Now I know how to fight—very cool! The silhouettes are very readable and are a great asset to your animation.

@DaddyBen what is it like animating in Toon Boom Harmony?

@DaddyBen if you were to start over learning animation, how would you begin?

@DaddyBen the way you animate the fluid motions of the arms and some of the action scenes reminds me a bit of Superjail! I’m not sure if it’s just a coincidence, I primarily see it in the arm movements.

DaddyBen responds:

Thanks for the review! To answer your questions, working in harmony is great. There's a lot of options and it's really easy to adjust things after they've already been drawn, though I'm not sure I'll pay for it once I no longer get it for free from school.

If I were to start learning animation again, I'd probably focus a lot on getting stronger poses and perspective. After that though, starting small with things like ball bounces and jumping to get used to using arcs and all the 12 principles of animation. That way, once those are out of the way the better posing would allow for more dynamic and interesting shots.

As for Superjail, I have seen it and am a fan! I can't say it was a direct inspiration but the animation in that show is really good an unique, there's a good chance I picked up something subconsciously while watching it.