TheBoogley's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[The Dream Collab]

Great work fellas!

A great collaborative project, with a fantastic concept to wrap it all in. I wish I had the time to make a part for it, it would've been cheaper than visiting a shrink.
NOSE JOB!

LenardNotLenny responds:

I'm sad you weren't in it too... oh well. thanks for reviewing!

[A Tribute to my Mum]

I like this new style of yours!

Between Easter Bilby and Mother's day there is a style coming together for you, and like it. Fast, personal, and uniquely Australian. Keep it up, you bastard, and say hi to your dad for me.

SamGreen responds:

Haha cheers man! Saw your post before and was hoping you'd see this. Thanks for the kind words - I'll see ya round the block ;)

[claymation- Monarchy]

fantastic technique!

Man, you've got the stop motion timing thing down pat quite nicely.

[Babies of the Future!]

I saw this on VIMEO!

and I loved it! keep up the great work!

[claymation- Mr Loo.]

Nice!

For some reason I couldn't stop laughing while watching this, perhaps because it's so random and hilarious! I like this character, he kind of looks middle aged like someone's dad, with the glasses. It seems really authentic like ones of those eighties plasticine animation programs. Do you think you'll do something else with him, because I'd love to see more.

frozenm responds:

mr loo is currently in a state of squish unfortunately

[Cat Face ep.10]

The best one yet!

Mr / Miss Shitty fingers! CLASSIC!!

[A Bid For Freedom]

Fantastic!

I felt as if my computer had turned all paternal on me, and I was curled up under the covers having a story read to me. I loved that odd "computer daddy" feeling, the story, the exquisite artwork and the spirit of collaboration which brought it all about in the first place.

AdamCook responds:

You know Boogley, I've always seen you as full of good values. Your stuff always seems so warm and homely; even though a cynical eye may expect you to betray something sinister behind the warm smiles and cute creatures, you always seem to end up delivering with well-natured gusto.

I'm so glad that this appealed to you in that way, that for you it brought something more traditional back to a relatively new medium. Thank you very much for adding a bit more sunshine to my day!

[Just a few buds]

gurgle gurgle gurgle... pop... hurrrr

just a few sound effects there for you fellas, happy anniversary. 83

UnderARock responds:

some damn good FX at that

[Star Child.]

Great atmosphere

I really liked the technique you used for this piece it suited the music perfectly.
I love wobbley lines... one thing though, it's better to trace them a little bit closer and have four tracings not two for each drawing (six is best, but not necessary), they'll still wobble but it'll look more interesting and be a little less hard on the eye.

Mechabloby responds:

Yeah, I know, I used to do ten frames before for the whole wobbly line stuff... but recently I've been experimenting with less frames to see how it works out. Glad you liked it anyways! :D

[The Invisibles]

fantastic

a wonderful example of storytelling through animation with strong visual metaphors, and a great sense of atmosphere and mood. I especially liked the morphing of the friend character silhouettes, from hat to hair etc
I think you could do a great christopher walken impression!

Virgilcomic responds:

really? christopher walken? that's .. strange..