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The new HBOMax coming out this month will have at some of the Ghibli library (if the ad material with Totoro is anything to go by).
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smug n stuff posted:She’s also reprising in full her role from Hunt for the Wilderpeople And Thor Ragnarok Rachel House is great and I love every time she shows up in something.
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I completely lost it at the mom's transformation into the literal Doom Slayer
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MinionOfCthulhu posted:Finally got around to seeing The Good Dinosaur, thanks to my son being home sick. It, uh, wasn’t very good. It had some good parts (the reverse shark fin thing with the pterodactyls was very cool) but otherwise I can see why it didn’t do too well in theaters. Also I hate how Arlo and his family look. The Good Dinosaur mood:  
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Macaluso posted:I just remembered one of my favorite jokes in the movie which is the camera zooming in on the "ñ" when the dad is trying to use the giant phone   HAS THE WORLD GONE MAD!?
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Interrupting Luca-chat to point out Season 2 of Big Top Burger: https://twitter.com/Worthikids/status/1403414494450180098
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Looks like Hilda and the Mountain King has a release date (30 Dec): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ok-C2k841Gc
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Even with a fairly simple (and very effective) art style it's got some gorgeous animation:I Am Fowl posted:My favorite little bit of animation was Hilling cutting the cake. It was absolutely, perfectly executed animation, roughly one second long. Just by seeing the subtle motions of the knife, you can tell the exact texture of the cake.
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Timeless Appeal posted:I think one of the most informative anecdotes about the biography I read on Walt was him delivering papers as a kid in the early morning and stopping to play with the toys of rich kids that had been left on porches. That the Neal Gabler one? I'm reading it right now and yeah lots of great little insights into his early life so far, highly recommended. Also how his parents thought he was a ladies man because all the girls in high school were hanging around him and his response was 'eh, none of them are interested in animation, sorry.'  He ends up marrying one of the ink artists at Disney Bros Studios.
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Ok now I'm just imagining TLM but with Strong Bad replacing Sebastian.
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Reading the brief plot synopsis on Wikipedia makes it sound like they're going with a different plot than the webcomic, will be interesting to see if/how much they keep of Blackheart since he was more of the main protagonist in that one.
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cant cook creole bream posted:The problem with that is that goat eyes are incredibly creepy and would disturb all children in the audience. I don't know if eyes would be that distu.... 
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What's particularly funny is that DreamWorks already did a vastly superior film about a wishing star last year.
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There were a couple things I kept waiting to be followed up on but were never really addressed, possibly because they were meant to be subtextual: - At some point prior to the movie the family built a western style house on their traditional family estate and spent almost the entire movie living in it. I'm guessing this was meant to signify the world's shift from the magical to modernity and leaving the old ways behind, although even then they continued to hold onto some traditional pieces like the second wife's bow and the father strapping on a sword to go look for the son. Some of the background and character design on the grand-uncle seemed to imply he might have been a European who moved to Japan but they never provided much detail there. - Throughout the movie I kept waiting for the shoe to drop on having a war factory next to your house in 1944 Japan. After reading other commentary on the movie I can definitely see the father's aircraft factory and the fighter canopies scene as part of the movie's theme of how art can also include controlling and even destructive tendencies. Still seems a little strange having the movie specifically set during WWII but not really having the war impact the story in any way. Even the mother's hospital burning down seemed depicted as more of an accident rather than the result of Allied bombing.
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