Piper's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Zelda- The Letter]

Great voice acting! And well written. I'm a fan of Eastbeast, great writer! Also, who did the voice of Link? Whoever they are, that was superb voice acting. And of course I cannot ignore the animation. I enjoyed it very much! Good job, everyone!

[Sig and Tessa: Order up]

I love these original characters, Sig and Tessa! Way to go. Awesome stuff, dud. I like very much.

[Animal Dash Trailer]

This is awesome! I love it. Good job!

Bi-Polar-Bear responds:

Thanks so much :)

[Super Smash Bros - Openin]

I see you kept the Spanish voice acting for Peach and Rosalina. So sexy. Heheh. This was fun! Good job getting the mouth flaps to fit the new English voice acting. I'm impressed!

[Kirby Gets a Sweater]

Was cute. Kirby is my favorite! I have every remix of every Kirby song ever. So I may be biased in my grading. Of course Kirby looks cute! Kirby is adorable. Thanks for sharing.

[Bruce Willis]

That hardcore pizza chewing, though. Hahaha. I'm gonna check out TheWeekendPilots now. Good job. A beautiful marriage of music and animation.

[Dark Souls: Lost Gestures]

The dark shocker looks like fun. Wait no. No it doesn't.

Ugh, your poor Patreon supporters. Look at this piece of shit.

[A Girl In A Room II]

Was awesome. Lovely voice acting from Headphoamz. Cool music. A few favorites in there too. But anyway. Overall, entertaining collab. Thanks for sharing.

[When Black Birds Fly]

You made me feel icky and sad inside.

Wait. Sean Murray? As in vocals and guitar of Her Death and After, Sean Murray?

screamerclauz responds:

I asked him and he said he's the vocals and guitar of Hersister, not Her Death & After.

[Theres a Man in the Woods]

Oh, I enjoyed it.

The geometric art-style was endearing; jagged, yet fluid. The filter of soft light that blanketed the colors went well with the bold and angular lines of the animation, giving it that murky yet bold nature that is very pleasing to the eye. The color scheme was well chosen (It wasn't static! How brilliant!) and the background music, like the color scheme, helped guide us into the right atmosphere. It suited it very well.

The cadence of the narrator is what really tied it all together. I must mention that the seamless intermingling of outer and inner dialogue gave the story a bit of its charm. It successfully drew us through past and present, making it easy for us to enjoy the story. I was impressed with how you illustrated the character's journey. The story content itself was entertaining but the making and breaking of a character in just three and a half minutes was gripping. (Yes, the grip!) It gripped us at the collar and then left us suspended. I will definitely be sharing this.

Thank you. Five well-earned stars to all involved.