itt: kino animated movies
Illest shit when i was a lad
>>212140194 (OP)You know the most important thing you can have on a camper is a good butane regulator.
Would Hank and Tom get along despite their gas preferences?
>>212141468>Hey Butthead, I think I'm freaking out.>Uh. Okay.
>>212141651>Superman... Directed by James Gunn will flop
>>212141651>actually puts fist out when flying unlike soiman
>>212141468Sickest guitar riff of your childhood starts playing.
>>212145489What a fucking ugly movie
>>212145489Ok who ripped off who? Antz or bugs life?
>>212145654I blame my autism but I can't enjoy this movie because the whole time I'm watching it I'm wondering who the fuck built a tiny chain gun for a rattlesnake?
>>212145600Antz released first, but bugs life had been in development longer.
Time Masters, too.
(it's not like anime freaks: you can just watch the dub.)
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>>212140194 (OP)>b-but it's not-it's a masterwork of animation so fuck off, it's honorary
>>212141607Whenever I trip I feel obligated to wave my hand in front of my face and go "Its like... Its like... I'm in a music video!"
>>212145489>>212145527It's about a jewish ant(s), anon.
>>212146113>trees remain 2D, flat objects in 3D space like it's DOOMjej.
>>212145489My favourite Woody Allen film
>>212145864Tangled has a timeless art style, beautiful color palette and the greatest waifu in all of cinema.
>>212146240Extremely effeminate and gay. I hated this film as a young boy, let alone a fully grown man.
>>212146278>cute tradwife acting cute and cuddly is gayAre you sure you aint the gay one here?
South Park: Bigger,Longer and Uncut
>>212146278>gross look at that effeminate woman... You're a fucking retard.
>>212146604Yikes, I never bothered to watch this shit as a kid because it looked cringe as fuck but looks like me not going was a godsend
>>212146604I wish there were CGI police who could show up in situations like this.
>>212146604that's some creepy shit.
even with the innocent brain of a child, just watching some fantasy flick about elves (?), no way that doesn't register as really fucking weird.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFhd8RfCqVg
FINALLY
Time to shill Az Ember Tragediaja
It's a Hungarian animated film that was being worked on for like 15+ years, and it's about Adam being questioned by the devil on the meaning of life, as they travel through humanity's history (and the future)
It's pretty great, but depressing. Also very unique, artstyles change with each period so you go from animation that's like moving amphorea figures, woodworking etc
>>212146881I guess I never paid attention before, but that's great, they rotoscoped an optical effect for the title card, the same one they used for The Thing (and other movies).
You have a card with the title cut out of it, you put it against a fish tank filled with smoke/water, light it from the back, and put a black trash bag in between, then you just burn the trash bag with a cigarette and the light starts to bleed through hitting the title card, and diffusing the light through the fish tank.
>>212140194 (OP)The second movie they made a while back was surprisingly good It's only fault was not having this animation style
>>212147034that's pretty neat. rotoscoping IS cheating (it just is) but this is abstract objects rather than people so it's fine. nothing against those old Superman cartoons btw.
the Batman Beyond intro is actually just a toy rotating on a platter, heavy filtering and it LOOKS like 3D CGI. (3D used to be cool, /tv/.)
>>212147034Both came out the same year incidentally (1982) so just one of those things where they had the same idea for a title card
Cliche but Heavy Metal. Big Hercules kid too. Wizards was aight. And fuck anyone who doesn't like ghibli
>>212146034Don't worry we know fantastic planet is good here.
>>212146863Nigger, kids nowadays play GTA and Mortal Kombat like it's nothing.
>>212147177I mean carpenter didn't dream it up, the original black and white "the thing" had the same opening (as seen in halloween).
Plenty of movie titles did it, and once you know the trick you'll see it more often than you'd think.
Honestly opening credits are one of those things no one ever thinks about, but until relatively recently with digital technology those were all shit practically, in camera.
>>212146370you won't find a tradwife because you're looking
>>212146333Was that fish cucked just like the actor playing it?
>>212147133Secret of NIMH uses rotoscoping in the film very selectively, for human made objects like the plow, to have an effect of them looking strange and otherworldly compared to the animals.
>>212146251Cringe, Kim Basinger is disgusting when she turns 3DPD and doesnโt match her cartoon avatar at all
>>212147132Feels like over the decades this film obtained an unfair reputation as a "sickeningly cutesy baby film" based on its early segments of Bambi as a newborn which are light and fluffy, but the film as a whole is a pretty great depiction of a cycle of nature. People recall his mother being killed I guess as a dark moment but the film as a whole is more melancholy than just animated whimsy with baby Bambi and Thumper and whatnot. Compare the ending to say The Lion King, where they both end with callbacks to the opening and the children of the protagonist being born as the circle repeats, but Bambi isn't with his children as they're born, he looks on from a distance as he's taken on his father's role as Great Prince of the Forest and like him will be have to be distant to concentrate on their greater responsibility.
It's lighter than the book than spawned it but I still respect the studio for going for this kind of ambitious tale.
>>212141491Supreme Patrician taste, anon
>>212147231kids ARE into violence, you were, i was. Mortal Kombat was for kids, it was an arcade game.
i mean the surreal uncanny valley designs. i know "herp derp it's a fetish" isn't always true (the Robin Hood Disney guys just drew them as foxes, furries came later), but this has that air about it. like some DeviantArt thing.
>>212147461Saw this in the theaters and is 95% of the reason I have a thing for redheads.
>>212147461>I WANT TO PINCH HER NIPPALS..>FLOUNDER HELP ME PLEASE..
>>212147878This is an important movie in Disney's history
The studio behind Wallace & Gromit's first time creating a feature-length work
>>212147952>Oh, me whole life flashed before me eyes!>...it was really boring
the good music part
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJDBpZ0Itvw
>>212147952quite liked The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists!
i spent Christmas alone, i am a grown man, and i'm glad the new Wallace & Gromit was good. just comfy innit.
>>212141651>You just triggered Liberty Prime.
Quality cinema
https://youtu.be/pEwdNLDwdZM?feature=shared
Tusker
Just kidding. It was cancelled after being in development from 1999-2001 at DreamWorks
This isn't kino, but I'm gonna post it anyway to remind you that it was something that happened in 2009
>>212147096is this the dark souls of animated film
Heavy Metal.
Not 2000 though.
>>212147952Apparently Chicken Run was an allegory for communism. Also the movie is very feminist in tone.
Not everyone likes to admit it, but the first Madagascar is a very entertaining flick
>>212145765...Maybe he built it himself?
Disney's first CGI movie (Chicken Little) was quite flawed, to say the least. However, their second CGI movie (Meet the Robinsons) is an underrated gem
Despite the terrible and pointless sequels (by different directors and story writers) that it would spawn, the first Kung Fu Panda movie is still really good
>>212141468>0:11>sara jay out of nowhere
>>212148603>maybe the snake built this piece of machinery Like I said, its pure autism on my part, but you know it takes place in our reality because of the intro, and the spirit of the west scene, and you see them secret-of-NIMHing human stuff for their own little world, but then there's also steampunk miniguns for snakes.
In an otherwise pretty perfect movie its just the one flaw that that sticks out and makes me wonder how many layers of fantasy are we on?
Its like if in toy story all of a sudden buzz lightyear had a fully operational space ship.
>>212148834I haven't watched it since it came out but wasn't the second one a perfectly serviceable sequel, not great but not unsatisfying. I'm probably never going to rewatch them, so maybe I conflating the first two.
>>212146863faces of death was some crazy shit man, you had to be there
>>212148997No, the second movie is badly-written crap
Even someone like Ralph Bakshi (who isn't exactly a Disney fan) had to admit that the animation is spectacular
>>212149152That's just because Jane is almost a Bakshi character.
>>212145892I wanna fuck that rabbit
Glad that nobody has posted this yet. Nostalgia aside, it isn't a good movie (at least in the storytelling department)
>>212146278Very bad take.
>premieres on May 18, 2001
Shrek looks amazing for a movie whose animation was created in 1999/2000
>>212149547did he give her some beenis?
Megamind
https://youtu.be/H7RkiOck8u4?si=aJJg3RBryNXQNLF-
>>212147133>rotoscoping IS cheating holy shit who cares it looks amazing and it's still better than cgi shit
>>212147651monstro scared me as a kid
>>212149447I think its interesting that if you look at most of the pixar/disney movies, a big chunk of the budget was really for R&D to make tools for the next project. Like how saving nemo was them dumping a shitload of money into particle effects, brave was about making good hair, moana is water effects, frozen was ice effects, etc.
I think it made a better end product because they have to build a story around something kind of abstract like that. Even if the story is pretty basic bitch by the numbers disney its still in service to something. I think a problem with a lot of the newer disney and pixar movies is they're not really trying to push any new ground, its just an ugly 3d cartoon with off the shelf assets.
But when you don't have that practical push you're left with a shitty disney dark age tier story idea with some
>>212149739>it looks amazingit really doesn't
still better than cgi shit
that's usually true sure
>>212147481>pointy elbows bro
Ice Age isn't a bad movie at all, yet nobody will admit it because of the crappy and annoying franchise that it spawned
>>212149447>guy wearing a coifa lot of the human characters had sameface, didn't look great. obvious why they put characters in helmets.
but there were a lot of hats and hoods and the like to save on hair animation. breddy gud compromise.
>>212141651Kino movie, my childhood favorite. Nearly burned up my VCR copy back in the day. Pretty munch watched it every day as a kid.
>>212147012This is my all time favorite movie.
>>212145654Great movie. Made me thirsty the whole time
>>212147651This film invented effects animation as a department. There was enough water, fire, smoke and other types of effects parts that it needed its own dedicated animators just concentrating on those.
>>212149792good one, this. go watch it if you haven't, /tv/.
>>212148834The second film is the best
>>212149811Not that anon, but just to play doubles advocate I think Kim Basinger is smoking hot but Holli Wood is what happens when you see jessica rabbit and go "We can go sluttier" and then they gave an ambulatory boner a pen filled with cum ink and told it to make the ultimate bimbo-fu, and then the jizz fairy came by and decided to make a movie about that absolute semen demon.
Its the ultimate 2D>3D moment a lot of impressionable young men had.
Though for me it was always brad pitts little horny neglected brunette girlfriend who got my motor going.
>>212149934are there animators who specialise in this, across different projects?
i was watching The Simpsons the other day, noticed the CHARACTERS are Simpson-ified, but the animals are basically how they'd draw/animate animals in any cartoon. it's just a horse or elephant, not a 'Simpsons horse' or 'Simpsons elephant'. does every studio have that guy who's really good at horses?
>>212140194 (OP)Nobody posting Fox and the Hound? Let me fix that
>>212147651My sister and I wore the VHS the fuck out. And maybe I'm revere engineering the memory but I'm pretty sure it was a blue diamond VHS with the big heavy duty puffy white case.
>>212150002Of course. It's a broad medium with a lot of moving parts especially in these big films.
>>212149950Fuck off, you tasteless slop-eating retard
>>212150130This isn't kino, although the potential was there
A wild movie to watch as a child
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxmyUzl36hs
>>212147132>the Man's hunting dogs at the climax that attack Bambi are not modelled on the movement of dogs, but of panthers, to make them appear more alien and monstrous in the natural settingIt's also interesting to compare the incredible animation of the deer in this film to Snow White's animal friends which include a deer or two, they're far more cartoony in that film, five years earlier, compared to the more anatomically correct ones in Bambi, the animators spent time watching and recording deer in national parks for references when animating.
>>212150002>does every studio have that guy who's really good at horses?Unironically believably animating a running horse is the holy grail of animation. You've got to coordinate the four legs and the gait at different speeds (walk, trot, canter, gallop, and switching between them), they have a lot of muscles, its a heavy animal and each hoof beat causes a force that diffuses across the body. If you can animate a horse well you've got a golden ticket to professional animation.
Partly because it is such a complex action, and partly because its burnt into everyone's head what a horse in motion looks like, especially in film, since the first "motion picture" is a horse running at full speed.
I like the first Despicable Me movie. It just takes me back to 2010
Somehow I always forget how amazing the original Tarzan is.
>sad backstory
>insane action fight scene with the Jaguar
>music by freaking Phil Collinโs with help from freaking *NSYNC
The movie was stacked with talent.
>>212146240>Tangled has a timeless art styleDon't they all look identical?
>>212147878One time Jeffrey Katzenberg actually improved a film with his input
>Original climax was the zeppelin chase, which crashes into the clock face of Big Ben, and Ratigan falls to his death>Katzenberg thought it was too abrupt and suggested they crash through the clock face and have an additional action sequence inside the clock tower insteadThe result was the fantastic and intense climax among the massive gears of the clockwork, with Ratigan losing it and reverting to a feral state. The gears in the sequence also used some of the earliest CG in an animated film, though still partially hand animated, and the animators were allowed rare access to the interior of the tower by Westminster to take reference photos of the interior workings.
I'm no fan of the modern use of CG for animating vehicles in 2D animated fare, but the use here works, given it's a massive, dangerous machine to the little characters.
Not exactly a kino movie, but certainly a kino song/sequence
https://youtu.be/Jb7kJ-j_dKA?feature=shared
>>212150002Really good animation of things like fire, water, animals, etc, is not easy, you'll want to hang onto the animators who can do it.
>>212150227>If you can animate a horse well you've got a golden ticket to professional animation. makes me wonder if it's harder to stylize. NOT cheat at (two-frame gallop cycle or something). but learn to do well, then design/draw a squashy-stretchy horse for your cartoon.
>>212150340>original Tarzan>original Your great great grandfather probably took your great great grandmother to a tarzan movie on their first date.
>>212148066>base villain on your former boss Michael Eisner and name him "Fuckwad" Subtle
>>212148254Finally a reason to post this again
>>212150474All the world will be your enemy
>>212150516Well yeah not the original original. Just meant the animated. You know, because this is an animation thread.
>>212150541I didnโt notice until I was an adult that you could see his shadow. Absolutely wild what they got away with back then. They pulled no punches.
>>212141651Great kid kino. The ending is trash tho.
>>212150445Machines are probably the best place to utilize CGI effects in an otherwise hand drawn film since they do not need to look alive or natural at all.
>>212150712This is true, but I still hate CG animated vehicles in animation, they always look out of place. Good traditional animation of vehicles is somewhat of a lost talent.
>>212150340It being targeted towards small children really held this film back from being a 10/10.
>>212141468those boobs were my first fap
>>212150477As an actual artfag before you are allowed to stylize anything it should be beaten into every fiber of your being the basics.
People scoff at abstract, cubist, modern art and go "a todler could do that!" and maybe they could, but I can guarantee those various artists spent years and years and years of drawing bowls of fruit, models, the back of your hands, your shoes, trees, shower curtains, etc a thousand different ways, you will have Grays anatomy memorized front to back, and once you have an idea of how the body moves and fits together, how fabrics fold, how surfaces reflect and absorb light, how color influences other colors, how shadows would happen in various light sources, perspective, blah blah blah.
And during the whole time you're having to do the shitty prep work you're starting to figure out how to inject some personality and stylization within the confines and constraints of the subject matter.
Then when you're ready to work with the leash off you have all those lessons to draw upon to, you can break all the rules you want, but you've got to know what the rules are, and why they're there.
And like every skill or trade, Hatari Hanso made plenty of frying pans and farm tools before he ever folded his first katana.
>>212150474Great book. Never saw the movie. Looks kino.
>>212150765It is a 10/10, and yeah itโs for kids. But โkidโ movies back then were just adult movies with smaller words and animated. Thereโs a few extra jokes to make it more kid friendly but really it has so many mature concepts it was well enjoyed by parents.
>>212150765Those small children also remember the horror of the boss in KH D:
I really think Cool World is worth watching once despite everything wrong with it. It's true that Paramount sabotaged the story direction and forced a PG-13 rating, but they had no control over the animation stuff. Bakshi and his crew were left to their own devices in that department, and they made some pretty good stuff.
>>212149725Kino
Loved the twist at the end
>>212140194 (OP)I saw this in theaters when I was 7. What a great time. And I think it was Christmas day.
>>212150553>...whenever they catch you, they will kill you. >But first they must catch you...>>212150803>Never saw the movie.Fucking how? I thought traumatizing young children with this movie was a right of passage for everyone.
>>212147133They've been rotoscoping since Snow White. Some shit is just TOO hard to animated without it.
>>212150823This. Its got a lot of interesting stuff buried in there, and the animation is all fantastic.
Its just frustrating because of you squint you can see what the movie was supposed to be and how much better it should have been.
>>212150876Never heard of it until is was offhandedly mentioned in Kurosawa.
>>212150950The trick is to get a 5 year old, either a relative or one you got from a parking lot, and tell them you're going to watch a cartoon about bunnies.
>>212146604Luc Besson met his future 17yo wife Maรฏwenn when she was only 12
>>212150996No somehow never ever saw it or heard of it until my dirty greasy goth dancer gf in college loved it though.
>>212150956Rick and Morty co-creator (Dan Harmon) was the screenwriter of this movie
>>212150640>Last Walt Disney Words
Shark Tale did NOT deserve the negative reviews that it got in 2004
>>212151025It's a trip, not amazing but it has a few moments that'll stick with you, oddly depressing for a kids movie too
>>212151031one of my favorite movies
You want to know what's an animated movie that isn't kino, yet had the potential to be kino? Osmosis Jones. All the pieces were there: a creative premise, a quality voice cast, a talented animation crew, great character designs and environments, a soundtrack full of lyrical bangers, etc. So where did everything go wrong? The extremely mediocre writing that was credited to just 1 person, and also a lot of executive meddling by Warner Bros.
>>212146604Its the weird diet milo manara style that makes it even more uncanny valley
that style really ONLY works in 2d.
Surprised I havenโt seen this posted yet
>>212150996Pacing is a bit slow, but its kino animation and voice acting
>>212150474ending still wrecks me if i'm in the mood. this is how i wish to part from this world.
>>212151488>tfw sauropod hatchlings were so much smaller than the adults that they had to have abandoned the nests after laying eggs because there is zero chance they wouldn't have been stomped to death if they stuck around The land before time might have been the first movie I ever saw in the theaters, and all I remember is my ass being devastated when littlefoot's mom dies.
>>212151583This movie is a nothingburger. Zero substance.
>>212151632Sadly so, and I remember thinking that as a kid. It has a neat world it sets up, and then fucks it up by jettisoning all of that stuff for a boiler plate dipshit surrogate-father-is-actually-a-traitor plot.
The vulture people planet was top tier though, straight out of the pages of heavy metal.
>>212151632Shut up, bitch.
>>212151749I have to pick every cat up under their armpits so only their tippy toes are touching while chiding them that 'cats don't dance bro!' while making the cat dance
they like it
>>212151769Other than the captain guy redeeming himself at the end via sacrifice, what substance did the movie have?
James and the Giant Peach
>>212151852>what substance did the movie have?Establishing the cute hapa girlfriend with a colored streak in her bowl cut to make her unique trope.
>>212151879What a fever dream of a movie
>>212151879stupid sexy french spider
Despite the annoying fanbase, The Nightmare Before Christmas is still a great musical
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>>212151879nightmarish. ugly. creepy.
I wish I never saw it. I wish it was never made. I wish it didn't enter my life
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>>212151879>>212152070>Book: His parents are killed by an escaped rhinoceros from the zoo>Movie: His parents are eaten by a demonic rhinoceros entity made of storm clouds
>>212152045It really is. But yeah the fandom is so over saturated to a disgusting degree.
>>212152045>get stuck every day in traffic behind this car with a jack skellington magnet on the back every day for like 6 months >end up bumping into this chick at a party >we go back to her place >go to our cars in the morning >its the car with the jack skellington magnet>weird moment where we realizes I've been accidentally stalking her for months
>>212152084You must secretly want to fuck spiders.
>>212150996>https://youtu.be/Enq2pFpBz1sI'M ALIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVE
I'M ALIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVE
>>212152189she was ok but the other ones and specially the boy are nightmare fuel. the centipede is fucking horrifying. and the shark. ( the worm was cute) grasshope was creepy as hell.
but the creepiest one is the boy.
>>212140194 (OP)Fantastic Mr. Fox doesn't get nearly as much praise as it deserves.
>>212152312his wife is so beautiful, he really is a dick
>>212152312Yes it does. Shut up
>>212151798That's from a music video, not a film.
"Do the Evolution" by Pearl Jam.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDaOgu2CQtI
>Stay with me... I'll get you there
I don't feel... no pain no more
>>212145892Why is the animation so much better for the movie that's twenty years older
>>212152475When animation is hard and expensive as fuck, only real art gets made. When animation is cheap and comes off an assembly line, a lot of retards are able to make their shit and shlock it all over the place.
>>212152513https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeWSRnLAIWc
>>212152312>Paul Thomas WS Wes Anderson
>>212140194 (OP)The Sonic OVA movie. I watched the FUCK outta that motherfucker on VHS in 1999, just before my mother got me a Dreamcast and Sonic Adventure that same year. Good times.
>>212146278Shut the fuck up
>>212147577I WANT MAVIS TO SUCK THE BLOOD OUT OF MY DICK
>>212148067David Ogden Stiers really was just Disney's go-to guy for a while. He even cameoed as the narrator for an episode of American Dragon.
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>>212149152>are you trying to seduce me, Miss Porter?
>>212152621the thumbnail made me think this was going to be some dogshit season-1 of south park looking animation
>>212152854>minnie driver is incredibly attractive as long as you can't see her facewho knew!
>>212150640>lol watch I'm gonna give multiple generations of kids a hypnosis and bondage fetish
I liked the Christmas Carol adaptation by Zemeckis. Definitely worth watching with 3-D glasses
>>212151918and creating an entirely new race through repoplation sex with her, yeah. based.
>"i don't feel... no pain... no more"
One of the better Pixar movies released after 2010
https://youtu.be/TkLzoGq1Vks?feature=shared
>>212153269SEVEN
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DRAWN
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>>212149901how did they get away with this?
>>212150018Fuck. That old lady thinking about their life together always made me cry. That and Dumbo's mom singing her lullaby. Can't think of any modern movie that makes kids feel like those oldies did.
>>212153443>the psychopomp of death is wielding a scythe the reaper of souls has been rocking a scythe since scythe's were invented
Overrated or not, Spirited Away is still pretty damn good
>>212153526>the dress, the posture, the double scythe...
>>212153232>>212152433great movie. Moved me.
>>212153566PS those are sickles not scythes btw
Just like Kung Fu Panda and HTTYD, this is a pretty solid DreamWorks movie that takes itself seriously and doesn't have postmodernist elements. And the best part is that, unlike KFP and HTTYD, it didn't get any crappy sequels.
>>212152333trips of truth
>>212141468Go look up Ed Roth's work, if you don't know about him, that's the style of that clip.
>>212140194 (OP)>we've reached a point where posters don't know Rat Fink, drag race artworki want to die
>>212153443no one knows who that is
Inside Out is a good movie. Great even. It's just a shame that it has been forever tarnished by the sequel.
>>212152413And? It remains kino
>>212145654Breathtaking visuals, some big laughs, memorable characters, and a surprisingly affecting romance between two lizards. Rango really was one of a kind.
For me, it's The Black Cauldron
>>212145602One of the most soulless, by-the-numbers pieces of shit I've ever seen at the cinema.
>>212154581Should have been a bait and switch depression horror film where after all their emotional troubles and racial tension between water and fire, they finally embrace in the end only for the flame woman to poof out of existence becoming deadass steam, with the water guy screaming as things fade to black for credits. Art.
>>212153804My uncle collected all the ed roth shit he could find. The proper way to be introduced is as a little kid where you're eyes are drawn to the cartooney colors and lines, and completely grossed out by the details, but unable to look away. Like garbage pail kids on dogshit crank and ethyl alcohol.
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>>212140194 (OP)We're watching Shrek 1&2 right now in our kinoplex, all welcome
https://v4c.fun
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>>212140194 (OP)my all-time favorite Disney movie, visually stunning to watch
>>212145602Gross it looks like those cal art memes
>>212153117I remember watching this one in theaters and still being confused as to why they bothered paying jim carrey
>>212153316Nah that movie sucks. The only good part is the ending
>>212155145get in here lads very comfy
>>212146251I never understood how it did so poorly, I thought it was amazing, and the setting is great.
>>212155716Word got around that the big payoff was a post wall Kim Basinger
>>212149903>>212141651Didn't enjoy this one as a kid and I felt people who liked it were stupid.
Get dabbed on losers.
Tin Tin was one of the first animated movies I saw with realistic guns. Pretty cool.
>>212149903I did the same thing but it was to goon on Hogarth's mom.
>>212153804thanks for the info
The people who were in charge of the story and the animation of those "older" children's movies really must have had a sadistic streak, considering that quite a few of these films had some pretty scary stuff in them.
>>212154523It's almost great, but it's too obvious a bunch has been cut from the film (like 10-15 minutes was cut for being too dark, they were real sensitive to that at the time at Disney), making for kind of rushed pacing, and they do the copout ending with the sidekick dying then actually not dying, when the story clearly calls for them to die, but they didn't want to kill anyone except villains at that time. It hurt The Fox and the Hound too, also in the 80s, where it was very clear the older hound was meant to die when he's struck by the train when he's chasing Todd, he's shown face down in the water obviously dead, and it fuels Copper and the farmer's relentless pursuit of Todd into the nature preserve at the climax. But actually he's not dead he was just injured and he's there with a cast later. The negative reaction to Bambi's mother's death (also completely pivotal to that film) from audiences back in the 40s seemed to linger decades later with Disney reluctant to kill off non-villain characters, even when the story called for it. They finally broke that with Mufasa, but it hit The Black Cauldron and Fox & the Hound worst before that
Also the climax in Cauldron is a bit weird, you're expecting a showdown with the Horned King but then he just sort of dies of his own accord. Great animation and voicework though
>>212150560>turns into a dragon>the Prince charges it anywayKnightly behavior
>>212151632Pretty sure there was script issues.
>>212156128Not at all, kids can handle being scared, and it's a lot better to be scared by a movie than by something in real life. Don Bluth got that back in the early 80s when he left Disney and made Secret of NIMH that was meant to harken back to styles and attitudes of the older grand Disney films, like Pinocchio or Sleeping Beauty, at a time when Disney was being extra sanitized out of a fear of backlash from upset audiences. This was wearing off by the late 80s and the beginning of their Renaissance but that likely was spurred on by the success of the likes of Secret of NIMH, An American Tail and Land Before Time as it is.
Like the surprisingly violent deaths of the villains in Oliver & Company, which is a fairly lighthearted film otherwise, the villain's two henchmen dogs get graphically electrocuted to death on the third rail during the subway chase and the villain gets his car plowed head-on by the train. No falling off a cliff for them.
>>212153895It's the pthumerian descendant from bloodborne.
>>212156174Go look up the actual history on making it. It was doomed from day one. It's actually the first animated movie to use CGI effects with that glowing orb going around and giving things shadows.
>>212156174>>212154523It's a shame the very troubled making of this film combined with its box office failure has caused them to bury it. They don't count its princess as among their Disney Princesses, they don't make reference to it or have promotion of it at their parks or other endeavors. There's no real attempt at doing a documentary postmortem long removed from the negative feelings of the time, or any looking to restore an earlier version of it for enthusiasts.
It's available to watch but that's it, it's still their redheaded stepchild.
Alice in Wonderland. It was my grandmother's favorite before she bit the brown log, and we watched it after her funeral.
>>212158101The animated Alice in Wonderland gave me a bad phobia of being lost. I had no sense of direction as a kid so getting lost was scary as hell. The scene I remember most was where she follows the red line that was supposed to lead her home, only to find it being swept by a broom creature. Then the forest goes dark as she falls to ground and cries in fear. It was so jarring at the time.
>>212140194 (OP)We watchan Shrek 2 (2004) right now in our kinoplex
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>>212146034Shit movie with 70s porno soundtrack that /tv/ tricked me into watching.
I thought this was a good jukebox musical
I know the story dilly dally shilly shallied, but the animation is incredible to this day, 20(!) years later.
>>212149547How was this ever supposed to work when bees only live for a few weeks?
>>212146604the scene where they cut her bra probably kickstarted my puberty or something
Despite a very predictable plot twist, I enjoyed Big Hero 6 a lot
>>212152621uuuuuuuh sauce boss?
There is no denying that Frozen was a pop culture phenomenon in the mid 10s
>>212160014Depends on the bee and the time of year. Some can live for several months. In any case the male drone's purpose is to mate with a queen, no more than that.
>>212152264Reissue covers are one of lifes greatest tragedies.
>>212160671My VHS had a version of the poster
>>212160775Later releases not so much
>>212155954>Lil bro wasn't heavily exposer to guns in animation growing up
>>212160798Terrible, looks like the cover of a cereal box.
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>>212160798>a perfect treat for the entire family
>>212160372>>212159836Were getting some very low bar picks
It's a shame how El Dorado isn't the kino that it could've been. The writing has a bunch of issues, and one of them is that this guy is a one-dimensional cartoon protagonist with an exaggerated personality that ends up getting tedious.
>>212143293Goddamn that style of animation is obnoxious.
>>212160953https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lETRHBAaH3g
The Mask (I canโt show a image bc this website wonโt allow more than 150 images in one thread, fuck you jannies) Although this movie is mostly live action, the main character had to have his face animated on his cartoonish mask phase so itโs technically a animated (but mostly live-action) movie
>>212161672Interesting note on the CG animation in The Mask, is they eschewed some of the standard methods for animating in 3D, and utilized some techniques from 2D animation, only in 3D, to make the effects more deliberately cartoony and in keeping with his character. For instance, using smearing instead of just motion blur as you normally would with a 3D object. When he's zooming around super fast, the model is stretched out like you would a drawing to suggest speed. In that regard the effects in the film have aged pretty well for 1994, since they were never made to look "realistic" in the first place.