Zero2562130's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Central Bwankers]

You haven't taken Economics, have you?

As much as I enjoy your Flashes, I'm afraid there were a few things wrong with this. The central banks have no say in fiscal policy, which includes balancing the budget, cutting/hiking taxes, increasing/decreasing gov't spending, and overall handling deficits, debt, and surpluses; those are policy levers for the government. The central banks are in charge of monetary policy, which include levers such as slowing down the increase of money, or speeding it up, which is achieved through selling/buying bonds, raising/lowering the required reserve ratio, printing less/more money, and raising/lowering the federal discount rate respectively. I know that printing more money may not reflect well on the international market, but keep in mind that most gov'ts are (and should be) focused on domestic economic problems rather than what a few other countries will make of it; that comes later. Not only that, but when the economy is struck down into a recession, you need stimulus to get it out of the rut, and printing money is just that, and 3 months is not nearly enough time for the multiplier effect to show through. The only other solution is to have money be created in a predictiable fashion over a certain period of time, which would allow businesses to plan their actions and pursuits accordingly, which was probably the message that the Chairman was trying to get across before the rest of the CBs fell asleep. There are many different policy levers to be used in several schools of thought, but naturally, they don't always work, and when they don't, the best solution is to just wait. A funny Flash, nonetheless. 4/5

Sexual-Lobster responds:

This is about the ECB, which constantly bails out countries every few months and does, or would like to anyway, dictate policy for much of Europe. I didn't say ECB anywhere because I think much of it is relatable in other countries.

[What the fuck, Japan?]

Remember, kids:

Never fuck with America.

Catobleper responds:

fuck you

[60 Frame Collab 3]

Pretty good collab

It's a good idea, but it seems like some people really skimped out on the animation. (Croire being an example). Basically, some pieces were just one guy doing almost nothing while others have much more going on while still budgeting frames. That's the only real flaw with it. Otherwise, it's good.

SteakandKidneyPie responds:

I appreciate your comment. And yes, some could have been better, but they couldn't find any more time.

[The Drew And Barney Show!]

I know every song

But I won't say them lol.

Popuko-san responds:

The Blue Meanie theme

[Pleasure Island 3]

Worthy of a Pulitzer Prize.

That was by far the deepest, most original and creative pieces of flash animation ever created. The metaphors hit deep within our current social issues, and truly make the viewer re-think his place in the world and his impact on the Earth. The love and life story of Fernando was of such a genuine craft, I naturally felt his pain upon the death of his breathtaking lover. It is only once in a lifetime that you see a masterpiece of quality this high. The walrus and scientist are clearly a metaphor for the recent BP Oil Crisis occurring in the ocean, where the scientist is like BP; being mad enough to not have regular checks in the fruits of his labor while the walrus represents the result of withdrawing those facility checks. The assistant is obviously a metaphor for the rest of the world in shock and horror over the scientist's/BP's lack of carefulness within their work. The life story of Fernando was by far the best I have ever seen, and truly reflects the struggle and discipline of a hunter. Truly an important animated piece for all viewers to see during their life.

Sexual-Lobster responds:

this is clearly the greatest review ever written, thankyou!

its true that the scientist is there because he can't practice his amoral deeds anywhere else on the planet, in the real world gene splicing should be allowed but carefully watched, and nature should be treated with respect. i'm not sure that i'm against off shore oil drilling, but as you say there should be checks in place.

[EX-Ken vs. Akuma]

Epic Win.

But the fight seemed a little slow and in my opinion, I would've changed the color of Akuma's hadouken beam rather than gray. Other than that it was awesome. 10/10

azn-sk8er-dude responds:

I don't know man on my computer it was pretty fast maybe it was your computer.
Reason I choose gray was to make to more dark.

[VZ Series: Ryu V Sean]

Very good.

But, just saying, once again, you used something made by Proxicide. (Lifebars) But I gotta give you credit for the fight; pretty intense, but next time, please use the entire animation of the move and whenever you're in Fighter Factory and you feel that a move is missing 1 or 2 sprites, hunt around until you think you found one that makes sense. I'm talking from experience here. Also, please add their names below the lifebars and next time, please create your own lifebars rather than just using something made by Proxicide, AGAIN. Just saying. Very good music, but I would've chosen a more outdoors setting but that's just me. Very nice.

mortis5000 responds:

Hey... I like proxcides lifebars they're cool...I like the sleekness

[Ryu Vs Ken (For a Collab)]

It's ok.

You got the right idea, but the fight needs to be waaaaaaaay faster than that. Also, I noticed that some of the glowing effects had black outlines/ In Photoshop, change the blending mode to lighten in order to get rid of the outlines. But a background has to be present in order to do so. But if the sprite is on a completely black BG, then it's uneccesary. For white, it's not possible. The effects could've been more innovative and original instead of glowing SF3 effects. And Back to Mad by Texas Faggot is a little bit cliched. But the choreography was excellent. Pretty good.

mortis5000 responds:

Hey, I'm not perfect still experimenting with these things