|
Pants Donkey posted:From what I hear, Spike TV wanted it to be really “adult” and forced his hand. Although his inability to meet his deadlines would have inevitably doomed. There’s reasons he’s gotten like, no major work, since Nickelodeon, and that’s before he was outed as a pedophile. Nah. All you have to do is look at the other stuff he did to know that all Spike did was let him go unfiltered. I used to be huge into Ren & Stimpy in college and even made a fan site at the time (because I was getting into web design at the time and I might as well make a site about something I liked). If you have to look up examples, look up Jimmy The Idiot Boy or George American Liquor (which is also what got him fired). The dude was always a sleeze with woman, and that definitely showed up in the revival show. Then he took way too long to animate some episodes and that's what killed the revival. (And I can imagine low rating. God it was loving horrible.) Plus, he only did like the first season of 5 for the original Nick series. Nick made a studio to continue the show after they fired him, and that made the bulk of the episodes.
|
# ? Aug 20, 2019 15:30 |
|
|
# ? Apr 26, 2024 01:59 |
|
Boo boo runs wild and ranger smith were when I realized John K wasn't some god of animation and comedy.
|
# ? Aug 20, 2019 21:12 |
|
He's also a pretty elitist prick when it comes to animation before him. But yeah, one of the big reasons Jon K got let go wasn't because of how he kept skirting the line, but because he can't keep a schedule to save his life. With all the scummy poo poo, good riddance.
|
# ? Aug 21, 2019 02:26 |
|
Uncle Wemus posted:Boo boo runs wild and ranger smith were when I realized John K wasn't some god of animation and comedy. I swear that Adult Swim kept Boo Boo Runs Wild on hand for whenever they wanted to screw with their own viewers.
|
# ? Aug 21, 2019 03:04 |
|
Yeah early Ren & Stimpy was good in spite of John K, not because of him. Without the restrictions Nickelodeon placed on the show you get something that is barely watchable (I think the Spike TV revival only lasted about 3-4 episodes before being mercifully shitcanned).
|
# ? Aug 21, 2019 13:22 |
|
Larryb posted:Yeah early Ren & Stimpy was good in spite of John K, not because of him. Without the restrictions Nickelodeon placed on the show you get something that is barely watchable (I think the Spike TV revival only lasted about 3-4 episodes before being mercifully shitcanned).
|
# ? Aug 21, 2019 13:44 |
|
So D23 is this weekend, right? I genuinely wanna know what WDAS is doing beyond Frozen 2. While I not-even-remotely-secretly hope for a Zoo2pia, I really wanna see some not-sequels already; Moana feels like so long ago.
|
# ? Aug 21, 2019 21:54 |
|
Shadow Hog posted:So D23 is this weekend, right? I genuinely wanna know what WDAS is doing beyond Frozen 2. While I not-even-remotely-secretly hope for a Zoo2pia, I really wanna see some not-sequels already; Moana feels like so long ago. You’ll take your Big Hero 7 and Tangled 2 and like it!
|
# ? Aug 21, 2019 22:30 |
|
If we had to have remakebootquels, I’d love a new anthropomorphic Robin Hood movie in full Zootopia-style cg animation but with a plot this time and bringing in the modern Disney flair for big action adventures with lots of exciting setpieces. I’d also really like to see a Rescuers 3 for some reason? An actual sequel with the same characters and everything, but in the modern animation style. Just Bernard and Miss Bianca going on another adventure. That’d be cool. And of course Zootopia 2 is my number one most wanted film.
|
# ? Aug 21, 2019 22:36 |
|
Shadow Hog posted:So D23 is this weekend, right?
|
# ? Aug 21, 2019 22:38 |
|
If they made Robin Hood today, the characters would storm the castle and learn that the turtle kid was behind it all and not Prince John
|
# ? Aug 21, 2019 22:58 |
|
Into the Spider-verse opens up the possibility that maybe the next time we see Tom Holland, he'll be Peter Parker, just not MCU Peter, but good luck trying to explain that to the average movie goer.
|
# ? Aug 21, 2019 23:04 |
|
hiddenriverninja posted:Into the Spider-verse opens up the possibility that maybe the next time we see Tom Holland, he'll be Peter Parker, just not MCU Peter, but good luck trying to explain that to the average movie goer. The average movie goer might not get it but all the same they will not care.
|
# ? Aug 21, 2019 23:48 |
|
Is Tom Holland a spider man character or an actor? I don't follow this stuff.
|
# ? Aug 22, 2019 00:26 |
|
Average Movie goes sees movie about Evil-Purple-Superman using a magic glove to control magic rocks to eradicate half of living beings in the universe. Some of these rocks come from: A British robot's head... A wizard's jewelry... and a former Nazi who now makes faustian deals. They then see the sequel where the superheroes use the power of shrinking to travel back in time to get the magic rocks but not the same magic rocks. A solider frozen in ice uses the literal God of Thunder's hammer to beat up Evil-Purple-Superman before an army composed of the displaced people of Asgard, an army of magic people, and the armies of a secret Futurist Utopia and Cool-Lady-Superman comes in the middle of the battle to help out as well. Internet asks in the year of our lord 2019, but will the average movie goer get it?
|
# ? Aug 22, 2019 00:49 |
The Silver Snail posted:Is Tom Holland a spider man character or an actor? I don't follow this stuff. He’s
|
|
# ? Aug 22, 2019 04:06 |
|
Timeless Appeal posted:Average Movie goes sees movie about Evil-Purple-Superman using a magic glove to control magic rocks to eradicate half of living beings in the universe. Some of these rocks come from: A British robot's head... A wizard's jewelry... and a former Nazi who now makes faustian deals. They then see the sequel where the superheroes use the power of shrinking to travel back in time to get the magic rocks but not the same magic rocks. A solider frozen in ice uses the literal God of Thunder's hammer to beat up Evil-Purple-Superman before an army composed of the displaced people of Asgard, an army of magic people, and the armies of a secret Futurist Utopia and Cool-Lady-Superman comes in the middle of the battle to help out as well. i mean if you just throw all that together without spending 11 years setting each individual piece up you end up with, like, Gods of Egypt, which... nobody got, especially not average movie goers e: like if you ease people into weird nonsense, they're usually on board, but if you just throw them in the deep end they go "what the gently caress is this poo poo" and run, as a general rule
|
# ? Aug 22, 2019 04:07 |
|
The Silver Snail posted:Is Tom Holland a spider man character or an actor? I don't follow this stuff. Tom Holland is the director of Thinner and Fright Night.
|
# ? Aug 22, 2019 04:20 |
|
LORD OF BOOTY posted:i mean if you just throw all that together without spending 11 years setting each individual piece up you end up with, like, Gods of Egypt, which... nobody got, especially not average movie goers
|
# ? Aug 22, 2019 04:30 |
|
Hedrigall posted:You’ll take your Big Hero 7 and Tangled 2 and like it! I mean... I'd take Tangled 2...
|
# ? Aug 22, 2019 05:11 |
|
Detective No. 27 posted:Tom Holland is the director of Thinner and Fright Night. And Child’s Play!
|
# ? Aug 22, 2019 05:19 |
|
I just discovered that my local Netflix added Spider-man Into the Spideyverse. It took me a long time to realize it though, because they decided to translate the title and it's now called Spider-man a new universe. I'm currently still baffled why they decided to completely change the title. But, my netflix list of stuff to watch keeps growing!
|
# ? Aug 22, 2019 08:16 |
|
Darth TNT posted:I just discovered that my local Netflix added Spider-man Into the Spideyverse. Arañaverso was right there
|
# ? Aug 22, 2019 12:08 |
|
Macaluso posted:I mean... I'd take Tangled 2... Watch the TV series. It’s better than it has any right to be. Probably the best sequel to a Disney princess movie.
|
# ? Aug 22, 2019 14:43 |
|
Anyone who follows any animation groups on FB has probably seen it already, but this here's some solid tits and a true pro click that's well worth your time. Just try not to get too depressed once it hits 1964 or thereabouts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bu8lEoIF894
|
# ? Aug 23, 2019 07:10 |
|
I'm pretty bored of Pixar fare tbh. Raya looks neat.
|
# ? Aug 24, 2019 23:32 |
|
They took the Adventure time Unicorn thing and made their own spin on How to Train a Dragon eh?
|
# ? Aug 25, 2019 01:29 |
|
teagone posted:I'm pretty bored of Pixar fare tbh. Raya looks neat. Music by Jon Batiste and Trent Reznor, though. I'm not well-versed in NIИ music, so as far as I know this means we're getting a Pixar movie with a soundtrack like Quake's.
|
# ? Aug 25, 2019 02:06 |
|
Shadow Hog posted:I knew about Onward, but apparently they also talked about this one called Soul there that I hadn't heard of, about a guy who wants to get his big break in jazz and, just as he gets it, apparently dies, and then his soul is trying to return to Earth to un-die or something. The concept reminds me a little too much of Coco, at least for how soon after Coco it's coming.
|
# ? Aug 25, 2019 02:14 |
|
teagone posted:I'm pretty bored of Pixar fare tbh. Raya looks neat. Not gonna lie, had to look up Onward again to figure which one it was. Like I enjoy their movies and Raya looks like great fun, but this why I tend to find myself gravitating more towards stuff like The Secret Life of Pets or Angry Birds in that offer some levity and are mostly comedic films. The moveis look great, but it's just starting to feel like they're digging into the same soul search well and that's getting tiring. Not sure how else I can put it into words, but yeah.
|
# ? Aug 25, 2019 02:16 |
|
Shadow Hog posted:I knew about Onward, but apparently they also talked about this one called Soul there that I hadn't heard of, about a guy who wants to get his big break in jazz and, just as he gets it, apparently dies, and then his soul is trying to return to Earth to un-die or something. The concept reminds me a little too much of Coco, at least for how soon after Coco it's coming. Most of Reznor's score work is super chill and sounds like Ghosts I-IV, so you might be a little disappointed.
|
# ? Aug 25, 2019 09:51 |
|
I just saw Weathering With You, Makato Shinkai's follow up to Your Name. It's another teen romance with supernatural elements, and pretty similar in feel. The romance aspect feels better, in that they at least spend some time together. Characters are still generic anime boy and girl in personality, but due to plotting it feels at least a little better. I was sold on the drama and action a bit better than in Your Name, and there are definitely some neat visuals. But as to the negative: it has a bunch of vague climate change denial messaging. Well, not necessarily denial, but denial that it matters. At two points it is stated that the changed climate and wild weather (caused by the supernatural element of the story, connected to the characters actions) isnt a new phenomena or strange, it's just weather patterns on a larger timescale than what humans are used to. In order to save the main girl's life they make a decision that leaves Tokyo permanently and completely flooded, with an implication that they could undo it if she gave up her life again. They choose not and decide it's completely worth it and it doesn't matter anyway (with one character telling them it is egocentric to think they caused the weather and another reiterating that Tokyo used to be a bay anyway). I really can't help but see this as a metaphor for climate change with the moral being that you should live selfishly. There are some real suss lines in there, things along the lines of "It doesn't matter so long as we can keep living like this".
|
# ? Aug 25, 2019 14:56 |
|
Re: Soul -- That's super interesting and definitely has me more hyped for this movie, even though it sounds like a retread of Coco and even though I'm an advocate for Pixar chilling out and doing something silly for once. Reznor's soundtrack work, even at its brightest, has still been really on the chill side, so it'll be interesting to see what this turns into. The latest NIN record was actually full of weird saxophone stuff, so the possibilities are endless.
|
# ? Aug 25, 2019 18:11 |
|
Moon Atari posted:I just saw Weathering With You, Makato Shinkai's follow up to Your Name. It's another teen romance with supernatural elements, and pretty similar in feel. The romance aspect feels better, in that they at least spend some time together. Characters are still generic anime boy and girl in personality, but due to plotting it feels at least a little better. I was sold on the drama and action a bit better than in Your Name, and there are definitely some neat visuals. This is pretty much what I suspected. Definitely avoiding Shinkai movies at this point.
|
# ? Aug 25, 2019 21:09 |
|
Thinking about it more, i might actually retract my positive points. The only thing that is better is that the main couple actually spend some time together. Beneath its slick production the writing is both extremely lazy and sloppy, full of coincidence and convenience. It's all paperthin. For instance, main guy is an extremely determined runaway and it's never explained why, it's just that the plot needs him to be. Main girl's mother having died recently doesn't seem to affect her emotionally at all, it's just kind of there to justify the plot beats they need to hit. It's incredibly similar to Your Name, which was already very generic anime stuff, but may actually have been stronger for its simplicity. This tries to do a little bit more but delivers poorly. To be honest I only bothered to see it because reviews mentioned "timely images of environmental/climate disaster" so I thought it might be a climate change movie, which it kind of is but not in the way I want.
|
# ? Aug 25, 2019 22:48 |
|
Moon Atari posted:I just saw Weathering With You, Makato Shinkai's follow up to Your Name. It's another teen romance with supernatural elements, and pretty similar in feel. The romance aspect feels better, in that they at least spend some time together. Characters are still generic anime boy and girl in personality, but due to plotting it feels at least a little better. I was sold on the drama and action a bit better than in Your Name, and there are definitely some neat visuals. Wow, what the gently caress.
|
# ? Aug 25, 2019 22:56 |
|
Moon Atari posted:In order to save the main girl's life they make a decision that leaves Tokyo permanently and completely flooded, with an implication that they could undo it if she gave up her life again. They choose not and decide it's completely worth it and it doesn't matter anyway (with one character telling them it is egocentric to think they caused the weather and another reiterating that Tokyo used to be a bay anyway). I really can't help but see this as a metaphor for climate change with the moral being that you should live selfishly. There are some real suss lines in there, things along the lines of "It doesn't matter so long as we can keep living like this". This is just the ending to the game Life is Strange, lol.
|
# ? Aug 26, 2019 00:52 |
|
Vandar posted:This is just the ending to the game Life is Strange, lol.
|
# ? Aug 26, 2019 05:33 |
|
|
# ? Apr 26, 2024 01:59 |
|
The difference is that in LiS that ending is clearly intended to be the bad ending though. Even if you pick it as 'true to the character', the game doesn't sugarcoat the idea that as a result, basically everyone dies. And in the sequel comic following that ending, time continues to break down and Max is forced to go back in time and change things anyway.
Fangz fucked around with this message at 12:07 on Aug 26, 2019 |
# ? Aug 26, 2019 11:58 |