ItAteMyKidneys's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Skyriming Dragonballz]

Remember Krusty's reaction to that "Worker & Parasite" cartoon he had to air in place of Itchy & Scratchy, in the episode where Gabbo the ventriloquist doll stole the spotlight? Yeah, that's what this was.

What the fuck was that?

[Legend of Miyamoto]

That was nifty, good job on the transitions from the different Nintendo universes.

[Sexual Predator]

That's Ahnuld alright.

[Super Dee Dooper Giraffe]

I can't get enough of your cartoons. New favorite animator, and your voce-actors are hilarious, too.

[PeanutButter Fish Pockets]

I'm gonna stop complimenting the animation since it's consistent and hilarious. Three for three, man. Three of your videos had me hyucking, and that tagline at the end was the best part.

[Prison Dad]

I love your old-fashioned animation style, I'd swear these were made 15 years ago or some shit. And your humor is great, it's modest and not "in your face" like everything tries to be nowadays.

[Turducken]

Oh my fucking god, that was priceless. The voices and dialogue were hilarious, and the animation kind of has that 90's old cartoon style. Kind of reminded me of Beavis and Butt-head in a way. I want to see more shit like this.

Starktoons responds:

Woohoo!

[Life Hax: AutoSave]

The animation was silly, but it wound up making me laugh when the cool guy spoke into Hunter's ear. It was a nifty cartoon, and the characters were kind of cool.

[Mario tells the Truth]

The animation was awesome (like the guy below said, like Chowder, because of the style of coloring, mainly), the music was a bit loud but pretty trippy.. and my favorite part was the voice acting. That was very well done, Luigi's voice especially. He really sounded like the innocent younger brother.
And to boot, it made me laugh a few times, at least up to the brain tumor, before it got really freaky.

[Man Spaghetti]

I can give the animation five stars all day long, but the rest of it... I guess I just prefer my comedy to make a little more sense. No hate, though.