Bezo's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Spaced Out! (Episode 2B)]

Finally!

You don't know how long I've waited for this thing to finally come out. I mean, I've been sitting by the phone in my Robo-Bob costume literally doing nothing but wait for Spaced Out 2b (and play Pokemon on my DS). Subsequently, I have over 300 level 100 Pokemans. It felt really good to punch Stan again. So, can we expect episode 3 to be out sometime in the mid-2150s? It'd be a really good intro the whole age of Aquarius they're always going on about.

Poor Stan's Family.

-Bezo a.k.a. Robo-Bob

grim-studios responds:

I'd probably wash that costume soon. I can smell it from here! ;D

Yes, that would be great to usher in the Age of Aquarius with Episode Three! We can hold hands with thousands of others and gaze upon the stars, singing about love and prosperity. The only thing I'm not looking forward to is that whole "Lastday" thing. I'd totally be a Runner.

[Spaced Out! (Episode 2A)]

This movie puts the fun in funk! Also the k!

This is the best movie I've ever seen (that had me in it). You can tell you worked really hard on it (for a very, very, seemingly endless long time). My favourite parts were Stan's Mom and Planet British. But enough from Bezo, let's hear from the main himself: ROBO-BOB!

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I'm curious as to why there was so little me in this episode. I'm quite clearly the star, in spite of my third billing status. If you won't give me more dialogue, you should at least give me more things to hit. Shame on you, Grim Studios. Oh, and tell Stan I said *WHACK*

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What a guy. Good work, dude. Definitely five'd, fave'd and feve'd!

-Bezo.

grim-studios responds:

Thanks for the feve! And Robo-Bob, there's more screen-time for ya next time, I promise. OW! Stop it! I said I promise! Oof!

[Spaced Out! (Pilot)]

Great work, dude.

I may come across as biased because I'm in this Flash, but even if I wasn't; I'd still think this was a great start to what will likely become a fantastic NG series. And if anyone gives you any negative reviews, well, you know my stance on pummelling.

- Robo-Bob

grim-studios responds:

Thanks, Robo-Bob. I can always count on you. :)

[Resident Evil For Retards]

Great voices = great flash

Very well done. I don't even play RE games and I still got all the references. ;) Especially the one about the obviousness of puzzles. That's also found in FF games, which I DO play. ;)

flash-hounds responds:

yea, well the obvious puzzles one was mostly thought up by me(mile) and i have never played a resi game...

[The Livecorpse Tribute]

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Strong people don't commit suicide. Only weak people commit suicide. And the less weak people we have in this world, the better.

A fitting end to a pointless life.

JujubeLock responds:

A-Ok, I'll just be going now...
Zerg rush!!! Its Hitler!!!!!!

[Hiroshima.]

Very moving piece.

The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were historical turning points. From them spawned a worldwide fear of nuclear weapons that those of us old enough to remember will never forget. Your use of music was very cinematic and the lack of other sound only reinforced the illusion that we, the viewer, are as powerless to prevent what is about to happen as the old man. The graphics were above average as well. I had few criticisms, but one minor observation. The flag in the old man's house is the post-World War II Japanese flag. I believe it should've been the one with the rays coming out of the red sun. I'm sure a google search can help you find it. All in all, a very moving piece and I look forward to seeing what else you can do in the future.

PauLH responds:

You are very intelligent and the first ever to point out that flag error. I respect your opinion and I hope I can exceed your expectations with future work. Thanks agian Bezo.

[The Ultimate Doom-Part2]

Decent

One thing that really hurt this Flash was the pacing of it. It seemed to move at an agonizingly slow rate. Quicken the pace and I think you could improve this ten-fold.

GoldenMonkey responds:

indeed