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Pick posted:I can't believe people told me to watch this movie Jenny Nicholson is one of those people who takes over an hour to recite a script instead of just publishing the same info as an article you could read in five minutes, but at the same time rarely takes advantage of working in a visual medium and just sits on her bed staring into the camera doing vlogs that awkwardly cut every three seconds. I get that there's a demographic of people for whom having someone non-threatening to waste away the hours watching talk is appealing but aside from her literal fanfiction everything I've seen her talk about like the Buzzy animatronic being stolen is something I've seen written elsewhere much more concisely. DC Murderverse posted:i definitely thought the idea of guerrilla filmmaking at disney world was really cool and interesting when that movie was first announced but i never got around to seeing it and now i am very glad that i didn't because it sounds awful. The exact moment I knew the movie wasn't going to be what I wanted was when they have the main character riding on Its A Small World and they use CGI to give all the puppets ~spooky~ faces and do dramatic zooms and jump cuts just to show how creepy and twisted it is. Also completely invalidating the film's own gimmick by using green screens and sets a bunch of times.
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fauna posted:wizards is on its way Trying to watch Wizards was the first time I tried to consume a Bakshi film in its entirety rather than seeing clips on YouTube or screenshots and I couldn't do it. I can watch clunky and uneven old adult-targeted animated movies like Heavy Metal no problem but Wizards was just too boring and too awkward in how it kept smashing together cartoony slapstick (with terrible comic timing thanks to the quality of the animation and voice acting) and serious action in between big lore dumps. The ending is great though!
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Jan 5, 2020 18:42
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Klaus' animation was like 90% algorithms so I'm glad it lost and something with actual craft behind it won.
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Jan 6, 2020 04:47
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DoctorWhat posted:the rankin bass hobbit was outsourced to a studio that later became Studio Ghibli And the rankin bass 1969 Frosty the Snowman special was outsourced to Osamu Tezuka's studio.
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Regalingualius posted:The final season is what the movie ended up becoming, IIRC. You can definitely tell from how tightly choreographed the first three episodes and interviews with him in the intervening years that it was what Genndy had had in mind for the opening half. That's weirdly plausible because everything involving teen girl assassin falling in love with the middle-aged man holding her captive against her will was really bad and felt like filler. I could totally see how excising that entire character and sybplot but keeping the same opening (Jack has an existential crisis from losing the sword and killing a person for the first time) and ending (overcomes his self-doubt by reclaiming the sword and is able to return to the past and defeat Aku with the help of all the allies he made over the course of the show) would make for a nice tight little movie.
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