GnomeZome's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Summer]

Hmmm, nice!
I really like your pixel (like?) work, it's quite detailed and smooth, and you synced up the animation with the music quite well, an great homage to FLCL.
I know your pretty new to newgrounds, so welcome in, and I checked out your link and saw you have a bunch of really cool work, so I hope to have the chance to see more from you.
Thank you for making this.

[Ren likes the way it smells]

This is kinda amazing.
It's comedic build up, and the voice acting is fun.
A also love the simple smile on the robot's face, it's a nice and obvious joy.
There is a long running webcomic with a similar joke about robot's and tea, where when it's well made they have minor hallucinations of peaceful glades, and maybe unicorns.
(EG https://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=3792)
In any case,
thank you for making this.

[PIZZA TIME!]

heh.
I appreciate the ps1 vibes, and the period accurate "bowling alley" stile gif of the pizza being made.
I was a little confused about why there was soda in the freezer, but the character also seemed surprised by that.
The sound design was alot of fun.
Thank you for making this.

brwler responds:

thank you for the comment! (:
she puts the soda in the freezer because she likes having it thaw out and turn into a slushie!
(she doesn't know that cans explode in the freezer, but she will find out very soon)

[Mario Movie Leaked Ending]

I could see this as the mid credits scene.
You really got the lizard to roll with that beat!
I love the way you smoosh in yoshi's nose in the roll, gives a brave new meaning to smear frame.
And to Gummy Skulls, I really appreciate how much life you breathed into the background, the jokes, even the bad ones, are good.
Thank you for making this.

[Payachito Malo]

How dare you.
But yeah, very well done, the Gameboy/Pokemon layout of the scene really gave it some creepy pasta vibes in a way that is very clever.
Also the way it went wrong so fast, with the victim's reaction being very natural in it's transition from neutral, welcoming, unsettled, then terrified, was quite expressive.
Thank you for making this.

[VALERIAN HIGH - ANIMATED PILOT]

I really like what you did here.
I think the stylized method of having each character have a focused color pallet then allowing the background to be a detailed black and white was very cool, and great way to throw in some world building with the background details, have the character pop in the contrast, and probably save a smart amount of production time on the background while being quite stylish.
I like how it also seemed to remind me of some the "cartoon cartoon" vibes from 90s/00s Cartoon Network.
Looking forward to more from y'all.
Thank y'all for making this.

[Dead Cat Things]

I really like this one.
Thank you for sharing the fact that your method was to stitch together different practices, it was a nice insight as a viewer, and I feel like it helped you polish the parts you needed.
Like the reflection in the deskbell was very cool, and I liked the fact it dented when dropped, along with moments like the expanded pupils and the subtle purrrrrrrrr, and the spinning hat, the details just really came together.
Also is the poor dear in the jar a bit of mummia on sale this time?
Thank you for making this.

[Practica]

nice.
It is a simple and straight forward OC intro that show off the characters nicely.
Thank you for making this.

RaineLyn responds:

Muchas gracias <3

[Advanced Boredom]

Sometimes a small piece of Chaos can be a blessing.
Thank you for making this.

[Mix 'n' Match (Pilot)]

I head cannon that he activated the power of construction sites where on person watches another person do all the work for some reason, or more precisely he can only time skip when some one watches without helping.
I liked the simple style of this piece, reminded me high quality early flash/hamtaro.
Also, you did well working with the VA's emoting in the character poses/expression, and the simple pallet really game it a fun children's book vibe, which is a interesting step away from your usually more detailed work.
Thank you for making this.