AdrianAlanBullock's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Five Frights at Freddy's]

Well, the animation is good, fluid and all. But this is why you should always check for daylight savings when you do your job.

[Full Time Part Time : Foamy The Squirrel]

Wow! It's great to see Foamy the Squirrel ranting about an important topic again! Not only did he hit the points home about full time and part time jobs, but brought up solutions and advice that we must all take heed. Also, the animation is just as cool as ever! Everyone should see this! Seriously!
Also, if illwillpress is offering merchandise, but at least one item to help them out.

[Dwarf's Hunger]

Whoa! That was short, yet straight to the point. That snake sure didn't know better. You don't mess with a hungry dwarf!

[The Big Crunch]

Cool animation. You really worked out the story well. Although it somehow makes the macroverse of Stephen's King IT like a fairy tale.

[Kool Kat vs IHE]

Whoa! Although Kool Kat started out innocent, the Pedobear foreshadowing can let you know that this won't end well....for Kool Kat. Gyah! That cat just barfed! Gross! A lot of good that did! That slowly went dark!

[Cuphead: Don't Deal With Me!]

Whoa! That parody went dark in the end! But that also ended up as a cautionary tale. After all, absolute power corrupts!

[Steadfast Stanley]

Now that is wonderful. The animation was fluid and the story was wonderful, all the way to the somewhat happy ending. Thank you and your crew for bringing this wonderful tale to life!

[The Many Faces of B]

God I miss people making Flash animations! This reminds me of the old days!

[Rad-ish (Less Than Rad)]

It's excellent enough that it's a winner, and that's all that is needed to be said about your animation.

[The Tale Teller]

Well done, Jazza and company, well done. The animation was fluid, the story was wonderful and the pace was just right. Nevertheless, I believe that the moral of the story is: Don't take storytellers for granted when they tell you their tales, for when those stories impact you like never before, you will wish that they can tell you more. Also, ask the storyteller if he/she has a copy of their stories.