TriForce12's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Sweet Sweet Goo]

An awesome return to form, dude.
Full of the usual delightful non-sequiturs, some new character and space design, and some new groovy guitar jams. Really enjoyed this, nice one.

Sexual-Lobster responds:

cheers.

[Inaction]

Very well made. Kevin Smith would certainly approve.

BungalowBelf responds:

I'd hope so! He favourited a tweet mentioning it once, but never directly said anything!

Thanks for the comment :)

[Worlds Greatest Manwhore 2]

Awesome stuff! Plenty of original content and slick animation, and an amusing, if slightly anti-climactic ending to a great series, although the anti-climax makes the joke, in my opinion.

Really enjoyed this series, and I was pleased to recognize my favourite riff from the Donut episode during the end credits.

-0.5 stars for not further elaborating on the Fernando's Father storyline, but I hope we'll get to see that in future work from you.

Overall, great series, good work, man, it's been a ride!

Sexual-Lobster responds:

cheers.

[CHEAP MEDS]

Very funny, lots of fresh animation. Especially liked the psychedelic morphing line animations.

Great song as well, nice tunes, a solid rhythm and one of your best rhyme structures ever got my toes tapping.

Ended a little suddenly, but that's not really a big issue.

Excellent entry in the series.

Sexual-Lobster responds:

cheers.

[Fernando's New Fragrance]

Excellent stuff again! Great new addition to the Manwhore Canon, we see a fresh glimpse into the background regarding Fernando's father.

For the most part I was fairly amused, but it was the very ending (which I won't spoil) that made me expel some huge belly laughs.

Great fun as usual. The touch of serious drama only added delicious piquancy to the comedy. Great work, you really hit that balance this time!

Sexual-Lobster responds:

thanks, triforce!

[Ultimate Yacht Battle]

Absolutely bloody awesome.
It's big, bombastic and funny as hell. Buckets of fresh animation and sound, and it deviates nicely from your usually music-heavy productions.

Really funny, great voice work, and I loved the guitar work during the Gaussgun scene, was that you playing?

Awesome stuff, one of your best ever. Knocked it outta the park, man.

Sexual-Lobster responds:

thanks! yup that's my guitar.

[Passion of the Manwhore]

Awesome! Sexual Lobster returns to form with another entry in the classic Manwhore series.

Great lyrics, a catchy tune and a tsunami of new and extremely sharp animation is a lovely treat for the fans after Lobster's length sabbatical.

Some of the artwork was really nice. I loved the solar eclipse piece.

Only thing I'd have liked is some subtitles, as occasionally the whispering voice of the Manwhore is drowned out by the music.

Nice one, man, great work.

Sexual-Lobster responds:

thanks, yup i was too lazy to add subs here , but the YT version has them.

[Raw Latex 2]

Great animation as always, was really pleased to see a second part to this.
Felt it could have used some fresh music rather than reusing the stuff from the last episode. The last episode had pretty upbeat music which doesn't really fit well here.
Very epic feeling, very little comedy here, but that's not a bad thing.
Kind of felt a little disjointed, but still entertaining.

Sexual-Lobster responds:

you might have something with the disjointed comment, the jokes and drama might be too close together or something.

[Saten & Jezus]

You know, Lobster, usually I do these big, long reviews about each aspect of your animations, but today, I'm not even sure if I can manage more than a single word. So, consider this a precursor, a prologue to the main review. Considering the visuals, the music, the voicework and concepts displayed within, I feel they can only be truly expressed through a single word in our entire language.

And that word, my dear friends, is "Drugs".

Sexual-Lobster responds:

to which my single word reply is "nope".

[The Girl on TV]

Once again, you're back on superb form.
Really couldn't fault this at all, everything just felt perfect.
The music was great and worked well with the changeup.
The writing was excellent.
Everything was timed perfectly, you kept the "normal" bit going long enough to draw the viewer in to thinking everything would continue in the expected path.
The punchline was trademark YOU and very funny.
And the animation was dead on.

One of your best in a while, methinks.

Sexual-Lobster responds:

thanks, triforce.