TonioMiguel's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[KILLROY 6]

Brilliant as ever long live Killroy!

I was rolling laughing at this one. The only problem I had was the children weakness is getting a tad bit old yet it worked for some good laughs it worked better in the Satan episode.

The best part was your alterego's hatred for how cheesy was Killroy's nemisis. Keep them coming! Direction, animation and comedy still as strong as ever!

Uptown-SlimJim responds:

I wish you had elaborated on the meaning of 'Children weakness', now I'm going to get in trouble with the FBI for sure. Also, I pretty sure it's been four episodes since I used that gag.

Good observation, though. Always cool to get a consistent viewer

[Men's Wearhouse Volume 1]

You'll LIKE the Bang bang guarantee!!!

This was a hilarious spoof of everbodies love to hate men's warehouse comercial. What if I...bang bang...ha..te....suiiiiiii....tes? I especially loved Rtil's short. Its a great use of images to make a classic capone racket movie.

Starberry responds:

GO!GO!7188 (go go nana ichi hachi hachi), also known as GO!GO! 7188 and simply Gogo, is a Japanese rock band with a strong surf influence. The band was formed in June of 1998 by Yumi Nakashima (nicknamed Yuu) and Akiko Hamada (nicknamed Akko), both alumnae of the same year at Shoyo High School in Kagoshima, Kyûshû. The band's drummer, Turkey, joined in 1999 and they debuted on Breast/milia, a division of Capitol Records (Toshiba-EMI) in 2000. The meaning of the band's name is known only to its members.

[F.U. Too: Director's Cut]

These are the shows we can watch again and again

You guys have the potential to be as funny and long lived as America's beloved Simpsons. This may be my second time watching this but be assured I will watch it a again. Nice directions, humor, there so much to love about your work!

rockymike responds:

Wow, comparing us to The Simpsons, that just may be the king of all compliments in this industry. Thanks for the review. Hang tight the next one will take a while to make, but trust me, it will be well worth it.

[Final Cut]

A frame by frame masterpiece

I simply have nothing bad to say about this piece. I can see this was a long project that certainly proves your value to the future of flash animation. Who says one needs voices to produce a prime animation?

[Project Lumière]

Another great stop motion flick from true masters!

I remember your last piece which in May you submitted and I am always impressed with your work. I hope to experiment with some shorts like yours in the near future. This piece was like the old vadville shorts of the silent pictures with your own twist which really shows your strengths in stop motion photography!

Xaroxantu-Zero responds:

Thanks a lot for your support! I'm glad that you're keeping track of my works. :)

Let me know when you create your own!

[we_draw_stuff]

Experiment experiment...and so on

This piece shows you are really getting the knack and control of frame by frame animation. Although it is rough and still in the working stages. I can see your animation continually improving. Your piece does great with the concept of explotions and impact.

[Between part.2 english]

Again well designed a animated piece

I love your work its so different and contemporary. You have an edge that I still need to meet. I loved the play on imaginary and real. A real serious piece.

You are in a league of your own. Is there a chance I can see the portugues version?

[CC- A new War (Prevew)]

More...clocks and locks!!

I loved this piece. It was fresh and had a newness to it needed. I love the dialog and the comedy. Your direction is tight and definitely not a crappy clock movie. You make we clockfriends proud to be at your side supporting you flashes!

LCameron responds:

lolololol ok tnx

[Daniel Smith- A Tribute]

A honorable tribute

I am sure Anna Nicole Smith would be proud you took time to do this. It may not be the true intention of flash but you were decent and this does not look too thrown together.

[Between part.1 english]

Translations don't matter when you're this good

I really loved your style of animation. Although your piece was about being stuck in a box, your animation breaks so many barriers. I loved your choice of colors and character design. Both your male and female characters were very well developed and it was easy to feel the anxiety pf the monotiny of work.

If translation becomes daunting, I was able for the most part to translate many of the unfinished lines. Also the degree sign may stand for "floor" in Spanish and Portugues but I am sure most people are thinking you are talking about temperature and will get confused.

Excellent work!