bleh
Short movie, big file size, that's always a real treat.Thanks a lot.Long wait for a pointless, crappy stick movie.This should be a game, it's pointless as a movie.
Reviews for "Johnny Action!"
Nice, even though it IS a stick movie
Although they were sticks, the rest of it was pretty good. A more suiting music would be nice, or just more tracks. Did you compress the music? If you didn't, that would help lower the filesize.
I'm waiting for the next one.
nice, i like it, please make a sceond one
although the graphics was a little hasty, i did like the coloring and animation. i think the sound could have been more exciting (maybe have more than one piece of music) otherwise i liked it despite was everyone else says.
moo
Alright, It was...eh OK. I watched it, I looked at the stick animation with the bobble heads and I shrugged. But thats a better reaction to new flash than I usually give...though I have one hint for you. Don't submit something waiting to see if you have enough votes to make it better. submit something that is the best quality it can possibly be. Remember your providing the world with a piece of you, wouldn't you want to present your best foot?
p.s: Next time...don't use eye of the tiger.
Wow, I'm actually impressed by this preview
At first this looked like a usual static-camera stick fight movie, but then you started mixing up the views. It's surprising how few animators on this site implement such a simple feature to their movies, especially considering how much it adds to the clarity of the story. The graphics are really pretty good, and the animation is at least dynamic and keeps the action moving well.
You definitely need to either add some borders to the sides of the screen, resize the window, or zoom in more, because there's random objects visible outside the supposedly viewable area. I think Newgrounds has something of its own display method, but you should be able to handle this without needing to use borders (though letterboxing can work well when you're going for certain themes); I'm sure you can find how to do that explained in tutorials somewhere.
I'm not sure that previews should be posted outside of the NG Mag, but oh well. This shows a lot of promise, despite stick characters, an ncongruous song that you didn't synchronize the action with, and a very rough grasp of, uh, physics at even an action movie level. Adding more character is always a good idea, too; try making a script before the movie, or at least an outline of events and characters.