PineappleClock's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[The Portal Menace]

10

Brilliant! I am humbled by this movie's dramatic overtones! FIFEN :D

[M is a good actor.]

Just so everyone knows...

The last part is the FUNNIEST!! the movie is 25 minutes long :) LOL ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL


Late one evening, over a year ago, my daytime occupation at the Clockcrew came to the attention of a fellow actor, M. My attempt to sidestep this topic and have a casual conversation over a much deserved post performance beverage was squelched. Instead, I was lead into an exhausting, yet passionate, three-hour lecture on the relationship between local actors, theatres and critics. True venom spilled from the lips of this accomplished actor whose work has been highly touted in town as he discussed his lack of respect for critics and their work.

This wasn’t the first time I had heard such unflattering terms as unethical, self-serving or unqualified pinned on the vests of many critics. In fact, there is rarely a day that a critic or one of their reviews isn’t discussed in a rehearsal space or dressing room. They are the faceless evil hacks touting the infamous poison pen that has the potential to annihilate any production. They are despised for the very power that the community has awarded them.

Needless to say I couldn’t shake the conversation. I brought it to work with me the next day and discussed it with my publisher. A week later it engulfed our staff meeting and finally it was taken to the editorial table.

[Fire: Episode 1]

VANKIENN DIEN MALUFUTUSZCHIEN

a conterversial mix of action and drama, suspense and comedy - the end result of a roller coaster of artistic inspiriations - i am drawn to the fifen as a moth to the flame

[Eddy Apple]

hmmpht..

you should really credit AppleClock for using his likeness.

[Everyone in Chancres.]

10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10

Minus well delete Flash, kids.. it dosent get any better than this

[PowerPuffGirls]

:D

uberleet, good sir! Your movie sings songs to my soul, i weep with pride!


{{suicide}}

SuicideClocks responds:

{{Pineapple}}

[The Jetsons]

am I the only one that noticed?

The exquisite application of just the right amount of drama and suspense between the characters... the spectacle that is this digital thespian, illustrating for us in images not unlike the words used to convey the greatest of literary works; this representation of the 'future' throws us into an unfamiliar landscape - one that is juxtaposed with imagery of old and new, and littered with diligent intentiveness to detail and introspectiveness in its most pure form. Can we allude our situations to this metaphor of the future? nay! only the mind of StrawberryClock dares dream such things. {{Boysenberry}}

[M]

This is a new page in the book of art....

I think Paul Dirac said it best: "In science one tries to tell people, in such a way as to be understood by everyone, something that no one ever knew before. But in poetry, it's the exact opposite. "
And this is poetry in it's most visual and diffuse form. It is the juxtaposition of 1) visual elements and 2) audiotory contrapositive symbolistic manefistations of an a) ideology and b) the ramifications of that same ideology that BURDEN THE SOUL of the clocks, day in and day out.
The lamentations and the egress of the mental flux, reverbreating through the ether of the collective thoughts of the Clocks, sometimes... congeals.. and when it does, art like this is formed. Do not be afraid to gasp, or shriek in awe at the sheer magnatude of raw power contained by this art. {{GrapesClock}}