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7/23/2025, 12:46:42 PM
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I like it and dislike it. The art style appeals to my personal tastes. Many of my favorite artists use that kind of black lineart with nice line width variation and simple cartoony eyes. The big pile of dogs makes me think of some Don Rosa or Asterix panels where there's lots of characters in the middle of an action scene, and you notice new little details every time you look at the picture. It's certainly different from generic movie teaser art trends such as blue/orange contrast shots, or a lone character smiling at the camera against an empty background.
On the other hand, what I dislike is that all the details I can observe are gross. I don't particularly want to see dogs humping each other or licking their assholes.
The poster also makes me worried about this quote:
>Throughout the production process, Tartakovsky refused to water down Fixed’s most outrageous set piece, describing the climactic sequence as a creative litmus test: “If whoever read it wanted that sequence out, then they didn’t fully understand what we were doing.” It was, he says, the heart of the entire concept. “There is no movie without the sequence. Not only is it comedy gold but also it’s what everything is about.”
https://www.animationmagazine.net/2025/07/genndy-tartakovsky-discusses-fixed-his-dirty-dog-hand-drawn-animation-coup-new-trailer/
I really hope they're not gonna do the Sausage Party ending. Hopefully the poster is not foreshadowing that.
On a sidenote, what's up with the Dachshund? All the other dogs look like actual dogs, but that one is standing on two legs and wearing clothes. He looks like a random youtube reviewer as a dog.
I like it and dislike it. The art style appeals to my personal tastes. Many of my favorite artists use that kind of black lineart with nice line width variation and simple cartoony eyes. The big pile of dogs makes me think of some Don Rosa or Asterix panels where there's lots of characters in the middle of an action scene, and you notice new little details every time you look at the picture. It's certainly different from generic movie teaser art trends such as blue/orange contrast shots, or a lone character smiling at the camera against an empty background.
On the other hand, what I dislike is that all the details I can observe are gross. I don't particularly want to see dogs humping each other or licking their assholes.
The poster also makes me worried about this quote:
>Throughout the production process, Tartakovsky refused to water down Fixed’s most outrageous set piece, describing the climactic sequence as a creative litmus test: “If whoever read it wanted that sequence out, then they didn’t fully understand what we were doing.” It was, he says, the heart of the entire concept. “There is no movie without the sequence. Not only is it comedy gold but also it’s what everything is about.”
https://www.animationmagazine.net/2025/07/genndy-tartakovsky-discusses-fixed-his-dirty-dog-hand-drawn-animation-coup-new-trailer/
I really hope they're not gonna do the Sausage Party ending. Hopefully the poster is not foreshadowing that.
On a sidenote, what's up with the Dachshund? All the other dogs look like actual dogs, but that one is standing on two legs and wearing clothes. He looks like a random youtube reviewer as a dog.
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