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I bet there are farming communities of animals like sheep and alpacas who comb out their undercoats yearly and then a few of 'em spin and weave all that extra wool, that'd be pretty neat. Nick probably billed it as some rare natural black sheep product. The part that gets to me is the ice cream parlor. Popsicles, fine, that's just fruit juice, but they're sure as hell not getting milk out of fish and bugs. I dunno maybe it's almond milk and I'm assuming the worst.
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Applewhite posted:So if you painted a face on a rock so a child could play with it would it become imbued with life? Yeah, but only if you wrote "Truth" above the smiley face.
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Mar 29, 2016 21:35
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Applewhite posted:So if you painted a face on a rock so a child could play with it would it become imbued with life? it's the magic of youthful imagination
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Mar 29, 2016 21:37
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Applewhite posted:So if you painted a face on a rock so a child could play with it would it become imbued with life? Yes, and that's a Rock Fact
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Mar 29, 2016 21:38
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Alopex posted:I bet there are farming communities of animals like sheep and alpacas who comb out their undercoats yearly and then a few of 'em spin and weave all that extra wool, that'd be pretty neat. Nick probably billed it as some rare natural black sheep product. I'm fairly ignorant regarding clothing, but this video makes the claim that they took some of that thinking into account for the character's clothes. The sheep wears only wool clothing. The otter wears fisherman knit sweaters with tiny fishes on it. Its one of those fun fact videos but its #14 and #18 respectfully. Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2bQ9uogrPw
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Mar 29, 2016 21:52
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Alopex posted:I bet there are farming communities of animals like sheep and alpacas who comb out their undercoats yearly and then a few of 'em spin and weave all that extra wool, that'd be pretty neat. Nick probably billed it as some rare natural black sheep product. Although a visit to a Zootopian dairy farm is probably off the table. 
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Mar 29, 2016 21:57
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Alopex posted:I bet there are farming communities of animals like sheep and alpacas who comb out their undercoats yearly and then a few of 'em spin and weave all that extra wool, that'd be pretty neat. Nick probably billed it as some rare natural black sheep product. Sheep need to be sheered regularly or stuff like this happens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ck3gaEEHhc They probably have a system set up where once a year sheep turn in their old wool for cash and then a factory or something weaves it into wool.
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Mar 29, 2016 22:04
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ALFbrot posted:Yes, and that's a Rock Fact gently caress you for beating me to this 
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Mar 29, 2016 22:13
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Space Cadet Omoly posted:Sheep need to be sheered regularly or stuff like this happens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ck3gaEEHhc ♪ Everyone has fingernails and everyone wants cash ♬
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Mar 29, 2016 22:26
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Applewhite posted:So if you painted a face on a rock so a child could play with it would it become imbued with life? If Hasbro released a toy rock that was meant to be played with by a child with said happy face then sure I feel dumb making a semi-serious post about this but like really the Toy Story world and how it works doesn't seem confusing at all. Alternatively: ALFbrot posted:Yes, and that's a Rock Fact
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Mar 29, 2016 22:50
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Space Cadet Omoly posted:Sheep need to be sheered regularly or stuff like this happens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ck3gaEEHhc When you think about it, donating your wool isn't that much stranger than donating your hair.
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Mar 29, 2016 23:00
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Say, you guys would probably know: Do DVDs and Blurays tend to come with all the same extras? I'm a technology hobo and I've never gotten any kind of Bluray anything. I'd hate to pay for a DVD knowing that the Bluray has way more GIVE ME MORE stuff on it.
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Mar 29, 2016 23:08
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Some Blu-Rays tend to have more extras on them, at least from what I've seen of the Blu-Ray/DVD combos I have.
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Mar 29, 2016 23:19
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Mar 29, 2016 23:25
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Wulfolme posted:Say, you guys would probably know: Do DVDs and Blurays tend to come with all the same extras? I'm a technology hobo and I've never gotten any kind of Bluray anything. I'd hate to pay for a DVD knowing that the Bluray has way more GIVE ME MORE stuff on it. There are exceptions but usually they have about the same material. I know for Lord of the Rings there's some non-HD stuff that's still on the Blu-Rays.
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Mar 29, 2016 23:26
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It's out of 6 reviews with an average score of 6.5. I wouldn't be surprised if it's better than it looks because Rogan stuff can be It also has room to go WAY down
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Mar 29, 2016 23:28
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Corek posted:
get the flamethrowers we're turning this party into a barbeque axleblaze posted:It's out of 6 reviews with an average score of 6.5. I wouldn't be surprised if it's better than it looks because Rogan stuff can be It also has room to go WAY down There is a food orgy, and it lasts four pages in the script
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Mar 30, 2016 00:59
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mycot posted:R-rated version of "Toy" Story coming in.  I guess?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugDQbmjmGxc
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Mar 30, 2016 01:34
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Macaluso posted:*Nick looks up defiantly at Bellwether* "I know now... Kingdom Hearts is light!" Speaking of which, who wouldn't love to see Donald arrested for public nudity? Alopex posted:I bet there are farming communities of animals like sheep and alpacas who comb out their undercoats yearly and then a few of 'em spin and weave all that extra wool, that'd be pretty neat. Nick probably billed it as some rare natural black sheep product. I suppose the skunk butt rug must have been more of a juvenile prank than a practical con, then - by that logic, it should be far more convenient to obtain actual wool than to get a skunk to shave his butt.
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Mar 30, 2016 01:48
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I'm still pretty confused about who the intended target audience was for the stinky butt joke interwoven with the extended Godfather reference
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Mar 30, 2016 03:34
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I'm thinking that their line of thinking was more, "We're Disney and we decide what normal is for the children of the entire country. This will be the first Godfather reference millions of children will ever see, it serves the needed function in the story, and we think it's funny." It must be incredibly liberating to write for Disney and know that you can get away with poo poo that would be called too normal if anyone else did it. The stinky butt joke was there for the 4-9 year old boys.
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Mar 30, 2016 04:05
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Wulfolme posted:
The latter but with stipulations. If you have talent and connections, you can be the huge rear end in a top hat and everyone else will put up with you. Otherwise the grapevine is quite extensive and too much bad history can accumulate around you to make employment possible. I had a classmate get on the bad side of [a certain bird-themed studio] who then called his later employers with allegations of him stealing money from them (how an animator could access their accounts or petty cash I have no idea). Luckily the other studios knew it was bullshit and he's been steadily employed since, but this kind of pettiness and sabotage does happen.
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Mar 30, 2016 06:12
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Neeksy posted:If you have talent and connections, you can be the huge rear end in a top hat and everyone else will put up with you. This is true with pretty much any field. The problem is you don't exactly see powerful and influential animators (outside of like one or two people?).
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Mar 30, 2016 06:17
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mycot posted:This is true with pretty much any field. The problem is you don't exactly see powerful and influential animators (outside of like one or two people?). The ones that become studio owners or show runners/creators can have a certain level of impunity since they have public success and have the power over hiring and firing. Luckily it's not that often. There's definitely a few "kick the ladder down after I made it" people out there which exist, as you said, in any field.
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A little late to the subject of Zootopia issues, but...I watched it again and I'm really having a hard time following where the "48 hours" come from. She gets the case sometime mid-day, gets Nick, goes to the DMV, it's night, they go to the limo and then the mob wedding, still night, they go meet Manchas, still at night, Bogo arrives right before sunrise and demands her badge. Nick says they still have 10 more hours but it seems like it hasn't even been a day at that point. Then it takes them an entire day to look at the traffic cams and it's nearly night again by the time they get to the asylum, which still seems like...a little over 24 hours? Am I stupid or where did the extra day go?
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Mar 30, 2016 07:27
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Cockmaster posted:Speaking of which, who wouldn't love to see Donald arrested for public nudity? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNdhDq-DF8k Good for what ails you. He's a shrew, it probably wasn't a very big rug. Just pay some hobo five bucks for a handfull of assfur.
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The WWF is doing a lot of animation partnerships these days. Haven't they done this with Scooby Doo before, too?
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Mar 30, 2016 08:06
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Haledjian posted:A little late to the subject of Zootopia issues, but...I watched it again and I'm really having a hard time following where the "48 hours" come from. I assume they didn't do this entire thing without eating and sleep, so there's some stuff that was cut out.
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A Wizard of Goatse posted:I'm still pretty confused about who the intended target audience was for the stinky butt joke interwoven with the extended Godfather reference
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A Wizard of Goatse posted:I'm still pretty confused about who the intended target audience was for the stinky butt joke interwoven with the extended Godfather reference I dunno, I thought it was funny, it just seemed weirder the more I thought about it afterwards 
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Haledjian posted:A little late to the subject of Zootopia issues, but...I watched it again and I'm really having a hard time following where the "48 hours" come from. I'm sure you can explain away a lot of the time gap with little things like inter-city transportation (if the high-speed train took so long to wrap around the different boroughs, it's pretty widespread; neither one has a car other than Judy's low-speed meter maid buggy; and we don't see how widespread Zootopia's public transport is other than the train chase). Travel likely takes a big chunk out of things. Plus, we don't know how long the wedding goes on, how far away from the limo service/the rainforest district Mr. Big's home is or how long he holds them, and if I'm remembering correctly, it's last light when they get to Manchas, then it's night when he goes savage... Things definitely get a little loose, and I'm sure there's a few deleted scenes here and there that would fill in the gaps, but it seems more cohesive and hand-waveable than many movies of its ilk.
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In regards to 'what do predators eat', the art book has some of the company logos and advertisements on the inner covers, and there's a couple ads for insect protein, plus the fish markets in Tundratown. And I'm fine with the skunk butt rug scene because it gave us Judy saying 'Oh sweet cheese and crackers'.
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Mar 30, 2016 15:04
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Haledjian posted:A little late to the subject of Zootopia issues, but...I watched it again and I'm really having a hard time following where the "48 hours" come from. I don't think Judy finds Nick immediately. She gets the case mid-day or in the evening, after she's already been working parking detail, and after she's had time to take Duke Weaselton into custody. But when she goes to fetch Nick, he's on his way to begin his daily hustle with Finnick. This suggests that she didn't track him down until the next morning. After she and Nick get the license plate information from the naturalist group, she realizes that she won't be able to run the plate because she isn't in the police database yet. She leans on Nick for help looking up the plate number, which he's clearly reluctant to do. He just wants his incriminating recording deleted. She mentions out loud that she only has 32 (?) hours left on the case. I'm going entirely off memory here, so I might have the number wrong. At that point, Nick realizes that he can get back at her by delaying her, so he mentions his contact at the DMV - Flash - and proceeds to waste the remainder of the day. It's past nightfall when they get out of the DMV. By the time they meet Mr. Big, attend the wedding, and then investigate further, the entire night has passed. Right after Nick points out that she has ten hours remaining, the sun starts to rise. Seems like the numbers work out. On the one hand, I'm embarrassed to have put this much thought into a kids' movie. On the other hand, I'm at work, and I'd rather do this than my real job, soooo....
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Saw Zootopia It was real good. I liked how Judy's nose would twitch when she smelled crime  Her voice actor real good
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Mar 30, 2016 15:38
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Geomancing posted:And I'm fine with the skunk butt rug scene because it gave us Judy saying 'Oh sweet cheese and crackers'. I also liked Jason Bateman's enunciation on "Skunk's Butt" as "Skunk'ssss Butt." The long s and the clipped end to "butt" made me laugh. Great voice work all around.
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Mar 30, 2016 15:48
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Mar 30, 2016 16:33
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And my grandmama, who was buried in that skunk-butt rug.
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Mar 30, 2016 16:45
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My sister and I both agree that the single best bit of animation in the film is the tiny mice flailing around and screaming
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I like that between Mr. Big, Hans and the baddie in BH6 whose name I'm forgetting, Disney's finally willing to allow attempted cold blooded murder in its films again. It had been a while.
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