TomFulp's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Birthday 24]

Happy Birthday! Some day historians will use your 24th birthday as a snapshot of the state of the web in 2015.

LazyMuffin responds:

thanks pulpy ya sweet

[The Little Merman]

Right to the point, I enjoyed it!

Moogasta responds:

I am so glad you liked it.

[FrogMan and Pico]

Great movie and very thoughtful. Hopefully everyone who watches this will go vote and review some stuff.

artistunknown responds:

Thanks, Tom! ;3

Yep, it'd be great if people went out of their way to go and vote and review more stuff because of this. That was my goal with this, to make something great and get people to appreciate everything on Newgrounds.

[Newgrounds vs Deviantart]

I enjoyed this, the world needs more stuff like this in the mix.

IceBurger responds:

I am super happy you like it!

Thanks so much for the review, I will continue making more awesome stuff.

[Zero Dragon]

Just wanted to say I love these and I'm so happy to see the return of Billy Lo!

shadowcounter responds:

Thanks! It will get better from here.

[Construxon Time Again]

You did such an awesome job with this! I grew up on Construx so there's a special place in my heart for this video. Cool song too.

adamanimates responds:

thanks so much, Tom. That means an incredible amount coming from you. Newgrounds is how I started animating. Been around here for many years...

[Hhecf14rotpohiltswalc]

That Game of Thrones intro... I just can't even imagine how excited you were to unveil that.

ClockCrew responds:

Oh yes, we are very proud of Renegade. He did a fantastic job with it.

We were also excited that you took time out to be part of it. Thank you so much!

[SBC Saves the Portal]

Brought a tear to my eye.

StrawberryClock responds:

Happy to hear that Tom! :)

The King of the Portal will forever be on Newgrounds.

[Operation: GFT]

Sorry you couldn't get the whole story out the way you wanted but what you have is quality! I feel like your core art and animation quality is great but some final production issues may have held it back. I'm thinking it could go without the baked-in black frame and be allowed to fill the screen. It also seems like the final output quality could have felt less blurry / compressed. What tools did you use to make it?

JesusAcHe responds:

Thanks Tom!
I tried exporting it with Adobe Premiere, but it kept crashing and there where only 3 hours left, so I panicked end used Windows Movie Maker in a last momento of weakness :P