Score: 3

"Are you paying tom??"

submission: Snakes on a Plane

date: March 29, 2006

I'm starting to suspect that you have some kinda deal going on with Tom to get your movies on the front page. The utimate showdown was up there for waay too long and now this short, sloppily done piece, that normally should not be front page material, is in it's place.

Score: 4

"sigh..."

submission: WorldWar2

date: February 25, 2006

Why must people always use sticks?? You go into all this detail on everything else. How much more work is it to draw a real person instead of a stick??

Score: 8

"very cool"

submission: The Fujis

date: February 24, 2006

That was pretty darn good! Really nice style. I liked how you combined the clay with the paintings and everything. Very original, which is something you don't see much of on NG. Good job!

Score: 6

"pretty good"

submission: Sounds of CS

date: February 22, 2006

It was cool, but a little too repetitive with the same three shots of the sniper, the kneeling guy, and the guy getting shot over and over again. I seriosuly began to wonder after a while if it was simply just looping.

Score: 2

"oy.."

submission: Jason vs Aliens - Part 3

date: January 14, 2006

sorry, but almost eVery scene in that flash was tooo long. Especially the shots of peoples' feet running or walking or whatever.

yeah... drawings could use work too. The aliens looked ok, but the blood was super cheesy.

Score: 2

"lol"

submission: Olympic Trampolining

date: January 7, 2006

I like how you can just hold the flip or flair button and keep doing it even as you're landing on the trampoline again. weeee

Score: 7

"pretty good..."

submission: Android X-19

date: January 7, 2006

I admire the fact that you actually spent two years working with flash before you posted this. There are so many people out there who post every little test animation or lame stick figure fight they make.

So thank your for that.

Drawings were pretty good. The robot looked rEeally good. The scientist coulda used some more... maybe not such perfect rectangles for his legs and arms. draw them by hand and maybe add folds and whatnot.

Animation was pretty good though there wasn't a whole lot of movement, but what was there looked fine.

Story was kinda.... I dunno, at first I was like "great not another rebel robot movie" but then it had one of those twist/humorous endings, so ... that's better than if you had kept going. But yeah, I still complement you for having a story. People these days seem to value violence over stories... dumb kids

good job overall.

Score: 4

"ehhh"

submission: "The Snowman."

date: January 6, 2006

Hey.. if you put white text on a white background then it's rather hard to read. Also your music was really quiet...

Other than thaat I guess it was okay.. very abrupt ending tho.

and was the "preview" at the end supposed to be an actual video? or was it just those pictures? If there was a video I couldn't figure out how to play it.

Score: 0

"uggh"

submission: ColorsOfClay-Red and Blue

date: December 31, 2005

This is like the ThIrd clay movie I've watched today that was just random blobs rolling around changing shapes and accomplishing nOThIng. Why do you guys keep dOING this stuff??? If you really want to make claymation, make characters and give it at least a slight storyline. No one wants to see your test clips.

At least you didn't have choppy pictures with hands in them

Score: 9

"cool cool"

submission: At Least I'm Alive

date: December 15, 2005

That was pretty darn good. I love the graphics and I love robots, but story could have used a little work... plus I'm a little fed up with the whole robot-falling-in-love-with-a-human-idea... but yeah, it was still really good.