WingoWinston's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Sweet Sweet Goo]

Prime. Everything you make to me is prime. Even when it's garbage, still AAA+ Australian Grade Beef.

Sexual-Lobster responds:

ha ha cheers

[Avatar: Last Hairbender]

I've noticed you're really in to a whole "hair thing". Pretty fantastic.

I could see there being an increase in the quality of the animation (aesthetics and some smoothing) and in your audio as well, but that doesn't really detract from the comedy or entertainment as a whole.

Thank you for another "hair-raising" animation.

WooleyWorld responds:

When it's in your name it's difficult not to be.

Just keep watching, each animation is slowly improving in quality.
"Hair-raising"... gettttouutta here. Haha.

[Raw Latex 2]

FINALLY. I witheld mastrubation until I would get to see this film. The satisfaction of the release will be splendiferous.

Sexual-Lobster responds:

cool. light the candles, put the cat out!

[Campfire]

Stop Motion is always a pleasure to watch. You know how much work and creativity had to be put in to it to create it. What I really appreciated was the fire and when you shone a light on it to create a real life like fire. Very smooth, very well done.

I had this with my noon tea and couldn't have been more pleased, Cheers.

MackProductions responds:

Cheers! Yes, it was literally a maglight flashlight I used to shine down onto the fire, and just adjusted the cap of it to change the spread and intensity.

[Merry Xmas]

I like your art style. I felt embarassed watching this video though. You need to work on your voice acting/recording and mouth movements.

AilieTheWolf responds:

I should try? but thanks again

[Wheel Meet Again]

I love your videos. Today is also my birthday. This made me feel special. Thank you.

PeterThePeasant responds:

Happy Birthday, Winston! Happy Halloween too!

[The Monster is Me]

I knew someone would use my song and use it appropriately. Great flash and thanks!

Winston

Pahgawk responds:

Thanks! Also, thanks for your song!

[The Number One Store...]

Wow the animation is a far cry from your earlier works. The facial expressions, body movements, I especially liked the ear movements. I could have muted this and the body language would have been enough to express Dijard's emotions.

The eyes are also greatly improved. You definitely put a lot of focus on to getting Dijard just right. Excellent anthropomorphism. I am very impressed. Of course a few things could be buffed out, the mouth movements/audio sync seemed a little off, but still completely watchable. The owl alien at the beginning had a weird hair movement, it seemed off. I've also noted you're using better textures. Another improvement could be the lighting... but maybe it just seems off due to the quality of the video.

I'd actually go a far to say that the fluidity of your character movements is currently surpassing that of Reboot. Just a few graphical tweeks and this will be better than Reboot. Please continue the awesome.

Tanadrine-Studios responds:

Will do! And you can attribute a lot of the improvement to fans who pitched in to help me get a modern-day workstation. There's a lot of doors open now and things are only going to improve from here.

Fu's hair movement for this video was done by hand; I'm toying with automatic dynamics solution to take care of that as I want to develop a means of getting flowey hair movement. There's a learning curve for that, but it'll get put in place eventually.

Thanks for watching!

[Delura EP 003]

Two things,

!) REBOOT!

2) Made me feel like watching PS1 cutscenes/PS2 gameplay. Was really neat. I felt a lot of nostalgia watching this. Thanks!

Tanadrine-Studios responds:

I've gotten a lot of reboot comparisons as well.

It is amazing that the show ever existed actually... if you think about the kind of hardware they had to use back then to create it. To this day I have no freaking clue how they managed to pull it off. Getting 48 episodes published in the timeframe of 3.5 years is a herculean feat... even if they had a large team of people working on it.

The graphics upgrade featured in the upcoming Delura EP 005.03 should bear more resemblance to the detail level of PS2 games than PS1. I am slowly trying to upgrade my system to be able to handle more than it can now.