Belyaevs-Fox's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[PSA_Piracy]

Media piracy in Nevada is punishable by death!

All joking aside, a good meme parody every now and then is good for some laughs.

[Satina Episode 1 - Bring Your Demon to Work Day]

I can see a lot of potential for this to be a running series worthy of being hosted on Netflix. I look forward to seeing what else you can do.

[Why your username is Important]

The username I picked reflects my fondness for foxes. The first half is a nod to Dmitry Belyayev, a Soviet Geneticist who bred tame foxes to understand how dogs became domesticated in the first place.

Since it's personal to what I like, my current username is much more satisfying than my previous ones.

[DISSENTER]

I'm always for more lore in the Madness universe. Let's see what 2BDamned has to do in future cartoons.

[Aspect Ratio : Foamy The Squirrel]

If people are too lazy to hold their phone sideways, then they should just get a tripod and use it. Tripods also offer better stability than just holding the phone by hand.

[YELLOW.mp4]

I really like how this movie focuses on the inherent insanity of Madness from the perspective of an everyman; it's an interesting choice that brings something new and different from most Madness animations.

The visual gags on display add a lot of comedic flavor that flow seamlessly into the narrative while adding character to the world presented. I can rewatch them on a daily basis and they remain as funny as ever. You don't even have to understand the references to find them amusing.

Kudos to Gabe for creating such an entertaining piece of media.

[Epic Battle Fantasy Collab]

It's amazing how such a simple game managed to grow into something greater than Matt expected. He's refined and perfected the art of turn-based combat over five games spread across
whole ten years, and it shows in his work. This tribute video really captures the nostalgia many have for the series, and it will be a tribute worth remembering. I will patiently and eagerly await what else Matt has to create.

[Madness Cellfication]

The sheer brutality on display is nothing short of astonishing. Watching characters getting gruesomely dismembered by these monsters is both entertaining and horrifying, no doubt because of their grotesque designs and the use of cordyceps sounds from The Last of Us. The Madness community manages to keep pushing the action to new heights while maintaining
impressive creativity

thece responds:

if ya saying this in 2017,i would think ya are crazy
thanks for the kind words

[DedmosRebuilt.fla]

You've come a long way since 2002, Mr. K. The animation on display is leagues above you were capable of way back in the halcyon days of flash animation, a worthy display of an artist's commitment to improving their skill in the trade they practice. I'm really looking forward to seeing future projects and maybe some remasters of older movies in your new style.

[Madness Combat 11: Expurgation]

Krinkels really outdid himself this time. This takes the madness in Madness Combat to a whole new level, with shifting architecture, random spikes, and Tricky's insatiable bloodlust bringing the series to new heights. The combat is even more refined than before, as Sanford and Hank take on foes with fluid and intense brutality, culminating with the badass line "violence required, violence acquired."
It was well worth 8 years of wait. I look forward to seeing MC 8.5 and perhaps MC 12.