TMNTSam's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Rouge's Secret]

The fps and the Fly in the Freedom cover gives this some 2000's Newgrounds energy. In a good way!
Or maybe that's just your style.

Eitherway, keep it up!

[[Blue Shell Incident: Reloaded] Scene 11]

Quite a unique style ya got going there. 3D... collage.... cutout animation?
It's super unique, I'll tell you that!
Also the Easter eggs. Can't get enough of dem Easter eggs.

[Oney Plays Animated Intro (Blender 2.8)]

Smooth and expressive, though the hair is a tad bit flowy.

BatteryMasterMMD responds:

Glad you liked! And yeah, once I am able, I plan to remedy that.

[Pico n' Me]

A simple, but (oddly) cute short starring Pico and company.
I also liked the ending, as most people have already stated. While I won't give it away, I will say that Pico's had a lot of experience concerning such situations.

[VizaGoGo 14]

Ah, what a trip. What a nostalgic trip.
Along with SMBZ and Mutant Ninja Turtles, this was one of the first things my older cousin showed me on Newgrounds all the way back in 2007. I loved it a lot then.
However, age has not been kind to this project as the quality of the visuals (as well as some of the jokes) have become rather dated. Still, that doesn't take away from the fact that for its time (and still as of now), this is very competently animated.

Kudos, El-Cid and Company. KUDOS.

[FFXV: Booty of the First King]

Oh wow. I did not see the Scooby Doo coming. Even with Shaggy's quote in the beginning.

[Pico's School The Movie 2]

A nice continuation of the previous entry. Especially liked Darnell's pouty face at the end.

[Woah! It's episode fifteen!]

Annabelle had the bone hurting sh*ts.

Strangely, that's my favorite skit in this episode, mostly because of that one part.

[It's A Mad World, Charlie Brown (2017)]

This is quite a beauty. And just about creepy enough too...
I guess what compounds the horror is that the animation and art style is line-for-line accurate to the old movie specials.

Also, I love how some of the characters are mute; that way, what their thoughts are and their actions are up for interpretation.

Poor Schroeder, though...