Shpoons's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[The Pacman Collab]

0/10 for Ugandan Knuckles and what are those references that made me cry ;(

[The Meatwad Collab 2]

I’m just going to say it. The Meatwad Collab 2 was a cinematic masterpiece. This collab singlehandedly managed to portray meatwad as he truly is: epic. The world of TMC2 (The Meatwad Collab 2) is one many of us imagine the future may hold, seeing that Aqua Teen Hunger Force has been cancelled, and one day, we may have to fight for our right to watch really funny Adult Swim shows. The sheer amount of Meatwad references in TMC2 is staggering. The movie managed to reference Squirley, Brickleberry, the Animator's Survival Kit, Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2, Green Day, H3H3 Productions, Ray William Johnson, Butch Hartman, Shen Comix, Dancing Baby, and so many more. The special effects are phenomenal, and truly show us what the future of Meatwad may hold in store. The comedy, while not the main focus of the collab, is hilarious. My personal favorite gag was when the squirrels keep changing when Squirley dies. The characters are charming and lovable, not the mention the poetic romance of Master Shake and Frylok, which is what I would have to call the best portrayal of love in a collab of all time. In conclusion, The Meatwad Collab 2 is quite possibly the best collab ever created, and very, very easily earns a perfect score of 10/10 by me.

[A turtle in peril]

Hilarious ending and funny animation overall. Sounds were fitting and so were the backgrounds. The water and rocks looked realistic. Great job.

[Neroxip]

Smooth, short and good. Anatomy looks a little weird at some spots.

SkoolCool responds:

Thanks! I know, but I think I'm ok with weird, haha.

[Keev!]

Amazing pose-work and great character design. Plot was simple and easy to understand but a little cliche. I thought the sound effects fit really well with the actions. The gags were funny and the pacing was well done.

Piggybank12 responds:

Thank you! Happy to see you found some enjoyment in the film!

I do agree that the plot feels a bit cliche. The film was made as a backup plan when my previous concept just got too big to be a senior film, so I settled with something a little cliche in exchange for getting the film done on time, haha.

Reading the amazing feedback here on NG though, I gotta admit, I do feel inspired to go back to my original concept and try to bring it to fruition somehow, or even something completely different. We'll see!