Score: 10

"Teachers are superior beings hehe"

submission: Two Guys Episode 5

date: March 7, 2008

Been a while since I wrote a review but yeah really funny man, this is my favorite one yet. Adding a story of a sort really showed off the characters a lot more, which is cool because the last few episodes have been pretty random lol. It's weird that I've seen the intro so many times already but the girly goo bit still makes me laugh.

Score: 10

"The score is way too low"

submission: Rise of Alfred

date: July 1, 2007

Wow this was just...wow. I'm honestly shocked that this isn't in the higher 4.00 scores, this was clearly more then your average internet toon. Humour, story and seriousness were mostly conveyed visually, you knew how the characters mind worked and could sympathise with him on a bizarre level, and the animation was amazing. This is really up there with the great pieces of art animations of the last 10 decades; I can’t even imagine just how much work must have been put into this.

Please enter this into some respected animation festival and get the recognition you deserve…alright enough ramblings from me, thanks for the great entertainment.

Score: 10

"Congrats"

submission: You Make Me

date: May 9, 2007

This was great for so many reason. The animation was just stunning, and everything complimented the song so well. Best wishes to both of you.

Score: 10

"Cool To See It On NG"

submission: Virus Alert - "Weird Al"

date: May 9, 2007

I'm not sure if you still read reviews, but I just wanted to say that this was my favourite video on the SOL disc when I got it last year. Thanks for making it.

Score: 10

"Lost Rhapsody 2, Wooo"

submission: Lost Rhapsody 2

date: December 8, 2006

Kick ass, tripy animation, more Weird Al, recurring gags, hilarious new ones, I love it.

I had seen the first one so many times I have lost count, so I’m was very pleased to see this pop up as I visited the NG front page. It took me a while to pick up on all the stuff in the first instalment, and it looks like I’ll have to watch this a few times more later to fully understand each segment. Amazing how you could fit another Weird al song, which was also made up of other songs, and applied it to Lost. Hell I never even notice the use of the word "Lost" in the song before.

Anyway great work, also kudos for your interview on the Lost season 2 DVD. I was watching the extras for the first time yesterday and noticed your credit. Here hoping for a Lost Rhapsody 3 one day.

Score: 10

"Finally :)"

submission: Albuquerque: THE MOVIE

date: November 7, 2006

This was really great man, I've always wanted to see this song animated and you've done a great job. I love the various expressions, the character designs, and the added things that really do everything justice. The weasel chewing on an eye gets me every time.

And I'll end the review with the standard "keep up the good work", so keep up the good work.

Score: 8

"Do you like Pie?"

submission: Lost Intrest ?

date: July 4, 2006

he he great. The world needs more lost spoofs, you are doing Gods work :)

Score: 10

"Blown away"

submission: Sonic VS Super Sonic 3

date: July 1, 2006

I have still got to go watch the others, but still, this was fantastic (for lack of a more manly praising word). By far the best sprite...hell, sonic movie I've seen on the Internet ever.

The voices and storyline really set it apart from the others, and it had some good laughs in there despite it being a slightly more serious cartoon. I give my full 5 points for this one.

Score: 7

"Fucking Funny"

submission: Batman Dances

date: March 20, 2006

Ignore all bad reviews, this is funnier then at least 80% of the stuff usually showcased on the front page. Both of these are hilarious, please for the love of bread make more, I mean surly they can't take that long to throw together.

Score: 7

"Nice work, looking foward to the real deal"

submission: Red Dwarf - Log

date: March 5, 2006

That was good, felt like watching a clip from the show. Not sure about the canned laughter though. It was a little off putting and patronizing. I understand it was used to capture the atmosphere more but I don't think it’s necessary. I just find canned laughter only seems to work in flash cartoons if it’s spoofing something that isn't really funny, still it’s your creation so it’s up to you, who knows you may be the first to make it work.

I wouldn't worry about some of the negative reviews; some people just can't appreciate funny dialogue, red dwarf’s greatest aspect and it has been captured perfectly here. Good luck, looking forward to Blackhole.