twobyfour's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Cat On Stairs]

there was no laugh.
Good effort on the 3d stairwell, that was a good touch

IceBurger responds:

Yeah, that part was my favorite.
Thanks for the feedback!

[Dross]

Good luck with festivals. Festivals love creepy fuckness such as this :)

Soliloquous responds:

Thank you! "Creepy fuckness" that's a new one hahaha

[SD HappyHoliday]

she kinda looks like a blow-up doll...She should take is a compliment.
Did you make that in Banner Mania?

MysticSkillz responds:

Yeah pretty much, and it's a plug-in.

[No-Man Episode2]

hhhhhhhhhhhhh... is that Burnt Face man at the wedding???

SuperPhil64 responds:

As a matter of fact that was! BFM and David Firth's work is such a huge inspiration i wanted to pay my respects to such an awesome series such as BFM.

[CHUM ZONE]

that carl is a douche... man that was awesome. Make so' mo'!!!

InLivingTerror responds:

Thank you! And you can count on it!

[Critical Beakdown]

this is so cute! i'd see an act like this from street performers....

peepsotherplace responds:

Thanks, I think.

[Mega Sonic Bros. AF ep1/2]

looks like all that stuff was borrowed from something else..............

RPGfan2005 responds:

Of course it was! wait, are you saying borrowed like from a different series other than SMBZ/NBGT?

[Trusts & Estates]

I love this, the style is so raw, and alive! I read all the comments, and it's funny nobody mentioned the opening scene to Reservoir Dogs. Guys having a friendly conversation, making jokes, having a meal like there's nothing serious, but they're so rotten on the inside, then they go about in society and act like criminals. Chapeau, man! Good lipsync exercise, too...
It's too bad about the theme, though. It's shocking and vulgar, but as a student, do you go around in festivals and present that in portfolios??? I'm just wondering

elementalbadger responds:

Thanks for your comments!

To answer your question, I've never presented it as part of a portfolio but then again I don't really have a portfolio or a demo reel. I'm not much of a professional animator even though I love animation as a whole and I work within the field. But I've certainly submitted it to animation festivals and a few live action festivals. When they have a student category I submit to that but if not I simply submit to the professional category. That being said, I've certainly gotten jobs from the film as a writer, though. Just not at Disney :)

I hope that answers your question. If not, let me know and I can provide more insight.