joliet-jane's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[A Theft of Funny (TTA)]

Wow!

I adored this show as a kid. Warner Bros. has forgotten about it (and it seems they've forgotten about making good cartoons period), but you didn't. Thanks a lot! :-)

buster126 responds:

I agree, WB has gone way down hill. I wish they would go back to doing crazy wacky cartoons.

[Joys of the Net]

Seal that up in a capsule

This is pretty much the internet in a nutshell.

ZekeySpaceyLizard responds:

Heh.
Thank you!

*bows*

[The Morgue]

This is so brilliant!

This is so great! I've watched it a bunch of times, and it hits the spot every time!

Please do me a favor-- can you tell me how you got this awesome instructional film audio? It's comedy gold to start with, and I swear I've heard all this stuff somewhere before.

ZekeySpaceyLizard responds:

Look up April Winchel media in google

[Tinman]

Concept is dated

I think the "robot-wanting-emotion" theme is by now totally explored and too old to be interesting, especially now that we are developing real robots like Asimo. Robots are programmable, and wouldn't become obsessed with unproductive human emotion. I'm looking forward to a future with robot slaves, and I don't want a crappy robot with depression.

BlackmarketKraig responds:

I think you're probably right, it most likely has been done to death. I can't think of any at the moment, however...

Although it was the theme of the flash I wasn't really thinking about robots when I made this.

Thanks for reviewing.

[Human Hamster]

pretty good

About 3 years ago maybe this would've been on the frontpage (that's not a cut-- times have changed since then). Nice smooth animation and a good pace and flow.

SonOfALich responds:

Thanks : )

*goes to work inventing time machine*

[Hitlers March]

Good; could have been great

We all know Hitler was evil, but more information would be useful. How did it happen? The Germans weren't/aren't bad people, and it's also not like they were being forced like drones are. He was a charismatic leader. German boys looked up to him. He was thier savior, after the post-WW1 devastation to the country. It took some time for GR leaders and people to realize he was nuts, and a liar.

Well, really, what I mean is that the situation was more complicated than you present it, although you've got the basic idea correct.

SurvivalisFutile responds:

Yeah, i was wondering how too get the thought across that the german people where awe struck by the lose of (aw i forget exacts) 6-7 million jobs due the treaty of versailes (or however you spell it) most german citizens realised he was nuts during battle... which for school purposes i left all guns and morters out... they almost had a coneption fit over two bullet holes in the glass... haha... as far as german boys looking upto him... im not sure you might be right... i didn't research the hitler youth... thanks for the review... poltiically correct was hard with techno music... lol

~survivalisfutile~

[29 Day War]

liberal bullcrap

Oh, please. I'm getting kind of sick of seeing crap like this on NG, or anywhere for that matter. I think you're being more than a little bit paranoid, here.

Flyborg responds:

Hey, I like being paranoid. It's useful sometimes.

[lll_Narnia's Realm_lll]

Narnia?

I loved the Chrionicels of Naria, and this is nothing like it.

But it's still okay.

alexsmolik responds:

Thanks, glad you liked it.
Actually, I just found out what "Narnia" really was in the reviews. I just heard the word somewhere and thought it was cool. It was in the TV show "FRIENDS" I think. So you know, I thought it was just like "Hie Brasil", "Shangala" or some imaginary land ... I was wrong.
Thanks for the review.
Alex

[Lemon curry?]

Bravo!

A little Terry Jones does us all some good!

MonkeyClock responds:

Hellzyes