goatseluva's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Bike Trip]

That was nice

This was a nice flash! I'm happy that you enjoyed making it, too. :) When I was a kid, I used to love drawing stickmen and stuff too. But I don't get the same happiness from it now... :/ Ah well, times change. But I'm glad that someone knows how to express themselves! That's why I'm giving this flash 4/5. Nice job!

[Spirited Away - Solitude]

Not bad

This flash was alright, but it had a few huge problems. A. The music didn't fade out properly. B. Not much happened, despite the large filesize. and C. The animation was fairly bland. However, the music and graphics were both very nicely made, and I can see that this film wasn't meant to amaze; rather to make you think. And it make me think too. :) 3/5, and good work.

[OrangeClock: a tribute]

That was AWESOME

What is it with you clocks? Are you gods?! This submission is as awesome as everything else the clock crew have ever made!! 5/5 all the way! You and this flash are on my favorites lists! Good work BellClock! LOLAGE!

BellClock responds:

Wow, I'm glad you're so enthusiastic over the clocks, I think it's getting rare. Thanks for the review

[War and pece]

Omg that was teh aewsoem

Quantum mechanics, the best theory we have for describing the atomic and subatomic world, comes up with some extraordinary portraits of nature. One example is the uncertainty principle, which says that the position and velocity of a particle (its state, as a physicist would say) can’t both be measured with unlimited accuracy. A related idea is that the state of a particle cannot be known precisely until the particle is observed; in other words, each and every particle has a probability of being in any state. It does not exist in a particular state until an experimenter observes it.

The Austrian physicist Erwin Schrödinger, one of the founders of quantum mechanics, thought of a paradox to show that quantum mechanics doesn’t apply to larger, tangible things. He envisioned a cat locked in a steel chamber with a tiny amount of radioactive material, a Geiger counter, and a diabolical device designed so that if the Geiger counter detects a radioactive decay, it activates a hammer that breaks a flask of acid and poisons the cat. It takes only one decaying atom to kill the cat, but whether an atom decays or not is governed by probability. Applying the rules of quantum mechanics to this system would mean that the cat is neither alive nor dead until a human observer actually looks in the chamber. Schrödinger argued that this was nonsense and merely an example of applying quantum mechanics to situations in which it doesn’t apply. Still, a few physicists defend the idea that the cat doesn’t take on an existence (or lack thereof!) until it’s observed.

[sad artichoek]

oMG oMG oMG

That wuz teh kewl! I fuond teh eestre ehg two!!!11oneone Whats teh name of that sound sample on teh eestre ehg???// lols!!!111

[@@teh strongest link@@]

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I voeted teh fiev cos this was teh funey! clownclown pwns j00

[eh sillie mofie]

Lmao that was funey!

Lol, that film was teh funny! Woot x 50! lollers.

[Critter Killer 4]

Nice job

It's a good flash, but there was an animation glitch, as Chipmunk777 said. That's perfectly okay though, cos the rest of the flash is great! The ending gave me a shock, lol. :)

Boojamon responds:

Shocks can be fun- unless you have a heart condition.

[Pube Mupet Buys Dinner]

Lol lol lmao!

That was one of the funniest flashes evar! I laughed so hard I could hardly breath, lol! All hail Robot voice programs! All hail pube muppets! LOL!