Sparx-1's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Gowe - Aurora 8/16bit MV]

This is the most awesome thing I've seen in a LONG time!

I loved Throwing Fire (The song that this song samples from) since it came out, so you can imagine my surprise when I clicked this video and heard it as the music track!

Also, am I the only one who figured that the guy in the mask represents the "faceless" industry and that 'clone' that he made of the video-game-version of Gowe represents the 'fake' or 'sellout' version that the industry wishes to turn him into, and the fact that he beat the ever-loving crap out of the clone means that he'll never become what the industry wants him to be and will keep doing his own thing?

Just a thought =P

[We Are Science Probes]

Good message!

Indeed, and yes, I can assure you this is in no way an anti-religion movie. It's more of an anti-superstion move, with a moral that makes a lot of sense: coming up with your own unfounded, crackpot conclusions about events with no evidence at all instead of drawing reasonable conclusions FROM evidence will lead to your downfall.

I think a part that many people get turned off by though is when the probe said "God hates science", and may have took that as a stab against religion, but in fact it is not... Nothing in the Bible ever said that God hates science, nor does belief in God mean you have to abandon logic (I have actually read a VERY interesting book about how scientific findings so far have not disproved the Bible at all, and neither does the Bible say anything that is contrary to scientific discoveries).

Anyway, this is a very good flash that provides a timely critique on the human race. 10/10

[Maximillion Bagsworth]

"For example, I ate a $50 bill yesterday..."

...It was scrumptuous! LOL

This flash movie was absolutely hilarious! It had a kind of random, wacky humor which managed to remain gut-bustingly funny without being vulgar, which is a nice breath of fresh air from the overused 'shock' humor you find in many flash movies. The character was very well created, and that whole "MUNNEH! (*Something breaks*)" thing was a brilliant idea... I think we've got material for a series here!

[Tiny Japanese Girl]

Lens Flares for the Epic Win!

I love how well you used them to accentuate that amazing lighting style! It reminds me of the mid-to-late PS1 and N64-era games, the visual styles of which hold a special place in my heart... I think the best part in the movie was from when the girl saw the monster being tied up through the window to the scene when they flew on that giant dragonfly (The elevator part was stunning).

The song was both cool and funny at the same time, and that's not an easy thing to pull off...

Anyway, this was definitely some of your best work. Kudos!

[Robot Pirates (Official)]

ACK! Beat me to it!

I was planning on making a video to this song myself, but looks like you did it first. Wasn't quite what I got from the song, but it was still entertaining.

[Watering]

"...On second thought, I'd better not..."

At least he thought it through before he did it lol...

I don't usually like stuff like this, but this one was pretty good! By the way, is the soundtrack actually a song played backwards?

Trinculoid responds:

"A Tear For Eddie" by Ween, slowed down and reversed.

[TmsT's "Spy & Pyro"]

Well, what else would the kid have been?

This movie was hilarious! Another classic from TMST!

By the way, it is possible that the Pyro could be female, considering the fact that he/she/it had a purse in his/her/its locker.

[T E T R I S ' D : Rising]

Awesome!

That explains a lot...

But it sure leaves a lot of questions, too...

Like, why did the tetris guys invade earth in the first place?

Why are they capturing humans?

What do their true forms look like?

And why did they decide to 'test' that one guy?

Either way, it's a good way to add backstory to something that started as just a gimmick.