OMG!!!
THIS IS JUST ONE OF THE BEST FLASHMOVIES EVER! I'm going to add this to my favorites! I thought your Bitey of Brackenwood-movie was very very very good... BUT THIS IS JUST ... just.. aaaaaaaaaaah! THIS RULEZ!
Reviews for "Prowlies at the River"
Interesting yet still incredible.
Well I have to say that was one of the only flashes that I watched that didnt make any sense for awhile and actually ended up not only being an extremely high-quality flash but also a quite funny one.
Regardless it absolutely deserves a top spot gl with your upcoming movies and such 10/10 of course why any less?
alrite
it wasnt bad but i thought it was too slow going good design tho
those prowlies are my new best friends!
i liked that!what edition of flash did you use?you shouldnt have deleted that seen.it would have gone nicely with the movie.
I've changed my mind about Prowlies.
Before I watched this movie, I had a bad impression of Prowlies, not sure why, but for some intuitive reason perhaps, it just didn't suit to my tastes. I know I was being favoritic towards the films I liked, but seeing Prowlies at the River at the top of the all-time list appalled me. Maybe it was the gossip and such spreading around Newgrounds that Prowlies was an unfair film that just... well... didn't fit on the throne. These rumors took hold of me, and I began to loath Prowlies with a passion. Now, I must remind you have I hadn't even seen the movie yet. Later I decided to watch the Flash, at least give it a fair judgment. But the instant I opened the window for it, I peered at the bottom of the screen, and closed out of it. 5.5 MB?!? That was unheard of, and would take ages to load. Plus the fact that it was over the file size limit fed my hatred for the movie. Perhaps it was another of the films that was let past because of Tom Fulp's discretion. Now would be a good time to point out that I don't particularly like Tom Fulp's animation either. But I have a good reason for that. So I avoided Prowlies entirely, until today. I braved the loading nightmare to give the film a second chance at redemption, and here I am now. I loved it!