MindChamber's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[We Played Nintendo]

nicely done, great tribute to a fun era in alot of our lives.

[BallAHolic Intro]

nice work man, your arts pretty amazing

[Hunter]

that was pretty great. did you animate the pieces individually or rigged it?

Amaruuk responds:

I rigged it first with After Effects' puppet tool and expressions.

[Racist Ron - Ep. 1]

dumbest shit i've seen in weeks, it took 3 people to write this?

[SNAPSHOT Vol. 2]

very hot, had alot of action AND story.. As well as pulling it all off with no dialogue. very nice touch

QuasimodoxArt responds:

Thank you sir. It's my honor to receive positive feedback from you.

[London 1: Me and Luis]

very funny and well done

[Mayan]

nice work, I thought it was great. excellent atmosphere and colors.

you should contact Tom from newgrounds and ask for the video upload option so that you could upload a better quality video

[New Year 2013]

haha that was pretty funny, nice job

[Prosnorkulus 2]

nice work man, that shit was as crazy and as ridiulous as ever haha, I did get confused a few times, since everyone seems to love to murder their own troops hah, but aside from that it rocked!!

MiddleFingerRings responds:

lol I know, this is a problem for me when writing it. Often "fuck it just kill 'em" wins out over a logical storyline.

[The Meek]

After watching that introduction and the first two parts of this collab I can't help but feel there organizer had a sincire and powerful story to tell , but folded to the pressures of allowing the others to shit in their parts and present the guise of a flash made purely for trolling and humor. The latter of which falls flat. I wanted to know more what what RadiotubeClock, thought.. his ideas on the reasoning behind AI, the implementation of emotions, or perceived emotion.
His ideas on why they were implemented were very interesting and I wanted more of that. Of course what we ended with was farts.
I'd say next time you guys try for a collab, do it with one idea in mind. Commit to a completely realized story, assign the art tasks to the ones that best illustrate that vision, then pass down those art assets to the animators who got nothing to offer but fart jokes, yet still want to be part of something, and allow them to feel somewhat accomplished in knowing they contributed to something bigger than nonsense for once. There's obviously a lot of talent in the clockcrew, just need someone to grab that magnifying lens and focus it down to a point.