BrandyBuizel's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Sticker-Mation]

Brilliant and creative use of stickers and actual locations. The background is interesting while not distracting from the subject. Awesome job!

theo1231231 responds:

Thanks loads for that confirmation, I cant really tell anymore what it looks like, so its good to hear someones opinion with a fresh look on it :PP

[RubberOnionBattle Sept 2016]

Some were better than others, but that I guess is the nature of a collab

rubberonion responds:

This is true.

[The Toadstool: Drunken Mario]

I never laughed as hard as I did when I watched this. In fact I didn't laugh at all.
Everything is kind of just there, the jokes aren't jokes ad there's no punch to it. It just feels like a bunch of non-sequiturs were mashed together.

Taliwacky responds:

Thanks for the feedback. I really thought you laughed at first lol. I will definitely try to improve in the future. I feel my animation has improved, just need to work on the jokes.

[Ghost Squad]

Beautifully weird animu.
It's very high quality everything, obvious influences, parodies to persona, sailor moon and more.
It's delightfully funny, great color choices and always trying to surprise you and I can't wait to see more. Ghost Squad 2??

Also I'm curious, did you use After Effects for your animation and character rigs?

[A Brief Summary of DBZ]

This video could've worked a lot better if the speaker had a lot more energy for this. Take for example Lyle McDouchebag's work:

He makes it clear the character he plays doesn't want to be there by making side remarks, but he's always loud and clear in what he's saying. Even though he doesn't want to be there talking about some dumb shit he doesn't care about, he takes the time to enunciate his words as if pretending to care so when he makes those loud side comments it comes off sharper.

ClassicRandy responds:

Thanks for the helpful feedback! I can totally see what you're talking about. I'll definitely try to improve on that in the future.

[NWAR: Medias Res]

Great work dood!
Great timing, humor and an awesome monologue to package the whole thing. This series doesn't seem to be dying down anytime soon.

[Creative Types]

I needed this badly, so relatable, such a strong message and thank you for making it.

[Revolutionary new medicine!]

Wow, this animation looks like it really was made by someone drinking a lot of alcohol while making it. It's not funny; anywhere there seems to be a "joke" the video relies on the viewer to just laugh at the fact he said alcohol or the idea of someone being drunk. You can also see the face visibly lagging behind the head when it moves. The only way I can see this was intentional is if the creator was trying to make a 3D head turn, but none of the parts squished as though they might be cresting over a hemisphere on the head.
I can recommend watching a tutorial by Ross Plaskow on the matter. Just google the name, it comes up quick.
It also got really repetitive about a fourth of the way through too.