RicePirate's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Prosnorkulus 2]

Full marks across the board. So damn inspiring, as someone who's been wanting to make a series as well, too.

MiddleFingerRings responds:

Thanks a lot man. I love your work too. Holy shit, you have a big list of trophies.

[A Word On Halloween]

Not a showcase of your animation skills, but dude, your voice acting (quality) has gotten sooo much better. Great work man!

Twisted4000 responds:

Thank you RicePirate =) I learned from the best.

[Cadaver]

wonderfully fresh. A great twist that was pure shock and gore. loved the originality it brings, while giving some comfort to what normally is frightening.

Zombie-Pimp responds:

thanks, glad you liked it :)

[-partners in crime-]

It's a movie about OCKEROID!!! OH wait... nevermind. I guess I liked it anyway. The "3D" effects are attribute to your tightening grasp around the tools at your disposal. Like the others have said, you continue to grow, in different ways than most artists. With a combination of your knowledge of traditional animation and your growing mastery of tweening, we could have another James Lee on our hands :)

Emrox responds:

Oh wow I never noticed that

[Solo (NATA)]

Super solid. Really great work.

Pahgawk responds:

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!

[Mural]

SO THIS IS WHERE YOU BEEN! You can't wait to start the next one?! WE can't wait :D

Bubbowrap responds:

RICE! Geez, I checked the dates on the 24HR collabs and it was almost two years ago. Too long to be away from NG :(

Thanks!

[Swords of Beef - Teaser]

All my BEEF R belong to this!

El-Cid responds:

We are on the way to beefstruction.

[All Roads (NATA)]

Really lovely work. The story telling was extremely compact. I liked how the "work" started as a burden, then translated to money. However the shift back to money < art was a bit fanciful. "Business is evil, and art is salvation." I get the message for sure, and in many ways agree. But the whole piece was doing a great job of exploring the gray area between the orange and blue, until the end. The man had finally found some solace in all the work he'd done, but could still enjoy music. I was hoping the artist would make a similar discovery : that art feeds the soul but not your body (unless you're a chef?).

I think the piece would have been more memorable and poignant, if we saw the importants of having both sides of the coin. The Artist needing money. And the Businessman needing some music in his life.

Again, wonderful job. The scope was impressive!

Pahgawk responds:

Yeah... as far as plot goes, my idea for the end turned out not quite as nice as I would have hoped, mainly because I just wanted to finish this so that I survive exams and such. I definitely agree that the thing about the two sides of life got lost in the ending. I sort of tried to show that there was some symbiosis going on, but it's pretty lacklustre. Next time, I guess.

[Sega working on Sanikh]

So happy to see you not only still animating, but going the vocals/story route. awesome short skit man.

Hulalaoo responds:

Only when i am no working or playing games, lol, thans you Mick !