SecretAgentRege's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[The Red Room]

cool

I liked this. I liked the animation, the style and the music. One problem I found, on the yellow brick road to hell, it should be "too late" not "to late."

good job!

RawJoe responds:

Haha! It's fixed! Thanks for the compliments!

[Lost At Sea]

Good job matey

Nice clean and crisp style. I like it.

SketchMichaels responds:

Thanks, man, I appreciate you dropping a line :)

[Mystery Portal Theater]

sweet

I loved Mystery Science Theatre! man, you have stumbled upon an amazing idea. I wish i had thought of it first! haha. good job.

SeizureDog responds:

It's such a simple idea. I'm suprised nobody thought of it before me. I'm pavin' the way!

[Dialing Wand]

I liked the music...

but the sound byte is from the simpsons.. you should have atleast given credit, considering it's not yours...

the elevator music was cool... but i assume that wasn't yours either...

Gusto responds:

glad you liked the music, sorry submitted it so quickly. forgot to give the simpsons credit :\

[The Swordsman 3]

Neat

I enjoyed this. I think you have a fairly neat concept here. I like the simplicity of it, with the plain white background and the lack of facial features. My only complaint is that the actions were fairly simple and it was too short. Put some more guys in there, make the fighting a little more complex and you'd be golden.

wallpaperman responds:

wowowowowowowowowowow your movies rule man and i cant believe you liked this crap. ace!

[The Raven]

Well Done

Being a big fan of Poe (and Burton, no less), I was interested in your submission. I also thought it was very well done, very well indeed.

The only thing that took it down from a perfect was the copying the house and scenery from "Los Dias Sin Dias," and more importantly, the air-popping of the poem.

Keep creating.

IndyAnimator responds:

"The only thing that took it down from a perfect was the copying the house and scenery from "Los Dias Sin Dias,"" - I did mention in my comments that I was greatly inspired by and used the house from that movie.