Gianni's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Trusts & Estates]

Perfect. So real, too. Amazing writing. Belongs as a scene in any movie. Would've fit right in during "...And Justice For All". Thank you.

elementalbadger responds:

Thank you! :)

[TD-Schedule Conflict]

In spite of now having wasted entire time-frames of what would have been productivity on watching your work on YouTube, I fully intend to watch and love all of it again as it comes to Newgrounds.

"Well it's hard to find that balance!"

TRANSLATION:

"Yeah it sucks, get tough, get lucky or die! Later, kid!"

Raziberry responds:

Ah, I see you speak Proflish!

[Internet Fight- 4O4 Tales]

Beautiful. There's actually a lot of truth about love within hate in here. Passion over detachment, it's a great message delivered through a humorous lens. Love it.

[5 Nights at Freddy's]

Just wanted to thank you infinitely for having a silent name intro.

The security dude is always depicted as shitting himself in fear, which is how players rightfully feel, but I like to imagine him as some tough grizzled badass capable of managing details, surveillance and power consumption logically under the stressful circumstances. Some kind of ultimate security pro.

[Hallowrecked]

I never get tired of the concept that you can still just kick a monster's ass like any regular person.

[Dinner with Mancubus]

Immensely glad you ended up finishing this.

[TD-Cut Your Losses]

Reminds me of lyrics from a pretty recent Turisas song,

"You think that it's too late,
change the course, do not hesitate.
Ten more miles and you'll find yourself hoping you had.

When your ship has sailed,
take the next, and you're on your way.
The old dog will learn as many tricks as it false pride permits.

...

Persistence is noble, said the captain while going down;
went down with his ship, that old fool,
lacked the courage to turn around - oh yeah."

Inspiring work as always, sir!

[Zombie Western Trailer]

Love it. I desire more. Also, cast me. But mostly, keep up the awesome work.

[No War's Land]

The narrator was really great, all the VA was solid really, and you did a swell job of not sugar-coating the brutal stuff too much, ending on a fittingly grim note. Very well done.

[Monster in the Closet!]

The dramatic posing when she was taken and the duration was really amusing, and the demon's little trick with the head was actually chuckle-inducing. Tightly paced, felt adequately busy, didn't overstay its welcome. Great work.

funymony responds:

Thanks, amigo!

Sometimes I'm afraid that I make things too busy and don't leave enough room for the audience to react between jokes, which makes them fall flat. I'm glad that wasn't the case here. :D!