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Reviews for "Neighborhood Watch"
Fucking. Pure. Liquid. Genius.
You'll have to excuse me. It's difficult to write a proper review with this massively throbbing erection. That was fucking brilliant on so many levels. Who do we get to throw money at you, and how?
Let's get to it:
- The art style was GREAT. Organic and reminiscent of a mix between some good ol' John K/Spumco deliciousness and Duckman- but not really borrowing from either. Truly splendid and seemingly original
- The animation was fluid and executed spot-on.
- The voices, sounds and general audio levels did neither offend nor understimulate
- The concept/storyboarding. Oh the concept. Eerily awkward and hilarious at the same time in that wholesome (yet unsettling) manner like the Venture Brothers. Sublime failure, indeed. To this end, I say "GREAT SUCCESS!" /Borat
- The Octopus though, was the cherry on the fucking cake (and in this case, I'd like to... Wait, I'll forgo that joke). Lost my shit so hard at that point that I couldn't see the screen for a good minute.
Thanks for sharing this with us. The quality of work here is phenom. Don't stop creating stuff. Ever.
-CO
Mikecarloooyeah responds:
Holy Smoke! This made my day! I don't charge for my stuff, I make it out of pocket and with the help from some friends ie. BG's, and music, so I'm super happy everyone on NG's is diggin it. Thanks for the awesome breakdown.
this is hilarious!
Is it wrong to say that if this were Live-Action, I could see Steve Buscimi playing the Chicken?
Beautiful animation, great character designs, and it's funny as hell.
I've seen this before on Youtube along with the other animations on the same channel, so I was instantly hooked. There's really nothing else to state; this is a professional piece of work.
The backgrounds are gorgeous. They're painterly, detailed and remind me of what you'd see in some cartoons from the 50's and 60's (ultra detailed backdrops for the characters when they're running, walking or doing nothing at all). 5/5. Can't wait to see more in the future.