YuriytheBest's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[Realm Of Inconceivability]

Epic!!!!!!!!!

You sir made an interesting flash about MATHS that made it to the frontpage and competes with flashes about gore/anime chicks- this is inconceivable.

CyanSandwich responds:

Haha yeah I guess it is.

[The great tale...]

nice!

the graphics very very good- liked the shadow effect when the dude sat in fron of the screen. The overall lack of point was somewhat of a turn-off but I still really liked it. Also, don't downplay the things you d- you'd have gotten way better reviews. Cheers!

Gito responds:

Thank you, I spent quite some time on the graphics. sadly to say, more on them than on the storyline.
But thanks for reviewing my movie!

[Slakt 'n Teaser]

WTF????

This was the best stick movie I ever saw!!!!!!!!!!!!

Get-lost responds:

Cheers!

[Luke vs Vader]

umm....

thats not exactly how it happened...

Vazz responds:

Its not!? :o

["R"]

exactly......

Reflects my thoughts that the universe was set during the big bang, and after that all matter and molecules were like balls on a billiard table, before in order, now in chaos after beig hit, but fate is set, or at least predictable, in fact, not only fate but all of the events that occur, because if you knew the force and trajectory and hit area at which the balls were hit, the mass of the balls, and all the other relevant info, with a computer simulation you could exactly repeat those events on the billiard table, and exactly the same goes for our reality, because if you knew all of the info there like the force of the explosion, how much matter was there originally and etc, you could easily predict what would follow, provided you have an infinitely powerfull computer with almost infinite amounts of storage space, therefore I personally rule out the existence of randomness..... I replied your movie, now if you agree with my review reply to it too.

Da-Dinictus responds:

The only thing I cannot agree with was the comma abuse...
Still, you have explained well why people say there is no such thing as a free will, as choice - just see it as a billiards game, and re-enact it with a computer or so to have it exactly as before. But, say there's a flaw in the processing of the simulation? Translate that to the universe - say that there thus is a small slip for change... Of course, you decide wether or not that is true. I will not argue on that...
Glad you enjoyed my movie. Take care.