PoisonHeart's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[NEET 75 The Mummys Are Coming!]

truly frightening and just the what i needed at 3am.

[Legend of Zelda Commercial]

i like how it just loops over and over

the iconic "royalty free!!!" graphic really works, i like how they just throw the game at the console. and then it flips closed haha, there's actually some really funny gags here.

[You Are - Poetry in Motion]

what it lacks in art, it makes up for in poetry. it's not often you see much poetry here, and it can be difficult to share your feelings and just put them out there. thanks for sharing!

DrakeFannings responds:

I'm glad you understand it and look at it like that. Indeed it lacks art, I'm not a great 2D animator, that's a fact, but it makes me feel good to hear you know how it is to illustrate something in words, poetry in this case. Thank you very much for your post and for watching!

[I'll Find You - A Fairy Tail inspired 3D Animation]

a charming, eccentric short worthy of any showcase

DrakeFannings responds:

Very glad to hear that, thank you!

[Kim Wu's Ultimate]

idk what that was, very....um.....idk. it had it moments

[Kinuko as a Character - Speedpaint]

it was a well-edited video, but i think it's a little juvenile to self-censor yourself....you have a very....professional.....techinique.

CruxRiajuu responds:

Thanks -

[Boogie Boogie Hedgehog]

tries pretty hard, a lot of decent scenes here, but the backgrounds look traced and the song isn't really clever....the hedgehog is gross-looking, also.

Avonom responds:

Feedback noted. Thanks mate!

[The death Contraption that nearly killed us (Darwin awards nominee)]

really bored not long into it, i can't really understand what you're saying, and it plays like a storyboard at best.

[animator vs animation]

It's a shame you plagiarized the name of Alan Beckman's project, and it's not very good . It adds confusion and takes away more than it gives.

[Lute vs Roy]

The notorious flop epic by Studio ATB 101, which started as a remake of the Charleton Heston classic, The Ten Commandments. Suffering from inexperienced cameramen and the Directors well-known hatred of his own sound-crew, we are unfortunately left to wonder where this film TRULY went wrong. Despite the breath-taking New Zealand locales and sweeping all-star cast, countless typos in the final draft of the screenplay left Actors bewildered and more often engaged in shouting matches with their agents in between scenes, most notably the Persian Palace love scene, which barely passes as soft-core exploitation pornography.