CorpseGrinderClock's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Doctor Who 2010 clip]

Fine

Animated fine, only problem is you should really optimize it a lot, perhaps turn some of that swarm of vectors into bitmaps so that it doesn't lag like crazy when you're looking at the field.

[The Spirit of Halloween]

Excellent

Hilarious movie, looked great. I'd suggest a stop(); in one of the end frames, but it really was well-done all around.

[Blood Orange]

Review

I have already reviewed this inside your head. Crawl inside and look, it was rated ten there as well.

AbsintheClock responds:

I reviewed the cats in your eye sockets and they are definitely Siamese.

[Tim Burton's "A Pirate"]

Badass!

Magnificent, I had a jolly good chuckle at the epic line tool usage.

ClockRadio responds:

Tim Burton hired some of the biggest names in MS Paint to try to get as realistic a look as possible without making it seem like it was real. That's what I heard.

[5 Months of Improvement]

Good practice

I was a little disappointed, around the middle somewhere there was one you did with a more human-shaped character than a simple stick figure, I was hoping it would be a trend towards turning the things you had learned towards animating more complex characters.

I think that in particular the impact animations where you showed the energy transference in the circles showed that you have the talent and ability to make some very nice smooth animations, I think that you're limiting yourself too much with just the stick figure work. I also feel that all the "WTF"s detract from it rather than adding to it in any way.

So overall you have nice smooth physics, I'd like to see more complex characters and better dialogue.

CronosXIII responds:

Everything you said was completely fair and relevant. My simple dialogue stick figure animations are holding me back to an extent.

Although that Is how I animate, until I get an almost perfect grasp of general movements and physics, I will continue to animate stick animations. Dont get me wrong, eventually I will gravitate to more full body animating, incorperating the use of intellectual dialogue to help support more complete storylines, all the while adding colorfull backgrounds and spectacular effects.

In my opinion, It is always best to start with the basics. Theres no use trying to recieve the world record in sprinting if you dont know how to run. You know what I mean?

Overall, that was great critisism, its been a long ass time since I have recieved critisism concerning me as an animator, and not direct animation feedback.

Thank you, CorpsGrinderClock

- Jayden Traynor

[Rainbowball of Doom]

Really well done

I've owned a mac, had to use a mac for my flash classes, and that sosumi sound is etched in my brain. Brilliant flash, well animated, and you have my sympathies.

[Fun in Clocktopia]

Badass!

Just the right mixture. A nice funny kind of creepy at the beginning, then silly afterwards. Really well done all around.

[SteakClock's Night Out]

Here's lookin' at you kid

A #1, top of the list

[ThorClock VS Topcatyo]

I coulda been a contender!

Brilliant movie, wouldn't change a thing.

[Topcatyo Fight ThorClock!]

Gilmore Girls < Golden Girls

Excellent flash my good man, chock full of awesome.

Topcatyo responds:

Well of course the Golden Girls are better than Gilmore Girls, but you can't tell that to Thor. He's so sensitive.
I'm glad you enjoyed the movie, thanks :D