Good Joke
That was pretty funny, at least i got a kick out of it.
Reviews for "-The Greatest Movie Ever-"
Good one!
As I watched it for the first time, I laughed.
Then I watched it again, and laughed again.
It must be a 10 for the Humor. :-)
I'll probably recall this clip everytime I see a NG submission with a credit screen along the lines of:
Graphics by: submitter_nickname
Animation by: submitter_nickname
Special effects by:submitter_nickname
Music (stolen) by: submitter_nickname
etc.
:-)
chillyphilly responds:
haha wicked...thanks for the review.
We are not amused.
If you had simply made this movie with the intention of being ironic and iconoclastic;I would understand that.However,you chose to riff on the opening title sequencing of one of the greatest films of the last two decades(as if needed be told):"Pulp Fiction",though very poorly.I felt the that the joke was original,but fell flat;yes,we all know that the introduction was extraneously lengthy.Still,your movie failed at the most basic level to portray this to ones not so well acquainted with the said masterwork.I personaly think that it could not be more well accomplished unto another slant;it should remain an inside joke for the true heads,if you will.
chillyphilly responds:
Cheers for the review.
The opening sequence of Pulp Fiction is awesome. I never had the intention of making fun of its "extraneously lengthy" credits. I chose to basically "copy" this credits scene, because of its exciting factor. There's no way I could keep an audience with a generic credits scene that long without them realising something's not right (even though people still saw through it haha)
In no way was I trying to make a joke about the legendary movie. The joke was plain and simply a prank in wasting the audiences time and satirising flashes that have massive credits when they're the only authors ;o.
If you couldn't see it, then it's even funnier. After all, most of us on newgrounds are here to waste time.
Sorry for my last response to this. I was a child back then and couldn't understand where you were coming from haha.
Haha...
I got a good laugh from it. A really good laugh. I also liked the Pulp Fiction style opening that it had. That was pretty great.
That's Great..
But who was the Executive's Assistant of Celluloid Medium's Chemical Balance of Film? That's what I really wanted to know, stupid...
=]
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