Almost half way thru.
It got me to watch the original movie and...why are the eyes so big? Lol
Not a big issue but i was rather weirded out about it
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It got me to watch the original movie and...why are the eyes so big? Lol
Not a big issue but i was rather weirded out about it
Finally watching my Flinstones DVDs. Fun to see how the show hit the ground running, I still remember all those first season episodes. It was weird to see that lost pilot though, with how strange Fred sounds and Betty looks while the rest - aside from animation - is kinda classic Flinstones.
Because Glen Keane.
He drew Ariel from Disney's The Little Mermaid (among other things), and was in charge of the designs for Tangled, and big eyes are a part of his art style.
Also note, Disney liked his version of Rapunzel so much that Elsa and Anna from Frozen are basically borrowing his Rapunzel design. The Frozen artists wanted to do something different, but nope, not allowed. Glen Keane's Rapunzel is the new gold standard for Disney Princesses. Moana managed to squeeze in a few adjustments. The men of Disney are allowed to look different, because nobody cares about what dudes look like.
Gothel was already half-dead (as a result of Eugene cutting her off from the source of magic that kept her alive) when Pascal tripped her, and the fall didn't kill her, she was dead before she hit the ground.
...Is what Pascal told the cops
But seriously, interesting stuff about the character designs. By the way, have you been watching the Tangled show?
Yeah, I'm a bit more than halfway through the first season. I was initially hesitant because I didn't think any "Tangled: The Series" could hold up to the original movie, but this show is legitimately very good.
I love how many great cartoons are available nowadays. I'm so far behind on watching things. It's a nice problem to have.
Haven't seen much of the show but I actually don't mind the artstyle, despite being different from Genedy's shows.
why is this the first time I'm hearing about this show?
I guess DXD will still be getting new premieres despite some shows jumping ship
EDIT: found an article, seems like it's just a TV movie and not a series, though there will be comics and shorts
http://ew.com/tv/2018/07/16/marvel-rising-new-generation-female-fans/
So this trailer is for the shorts (Initiation) that will premiere on DXD, but the movie (Secret Warriors) will air on The Disney Channel? Am I reading that right?
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EDIT: oh cool there's already a thread on this
https://www.resetera.com/threads/marvel-rising-initiation-aug-13th-on-disney-xd-trailer.55784/
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Looks like it could be good. I'll admit, I'm not that drawn in right now, but I'm definitely going to give it a chance.
Has anyone here been following the news about Butch Hartman's Oaxis project? Seems like there's a rumor going around on YouTube that Hartman hid the fact that it was intended as a Christian entertainment project.
I've never heard of any of the YouTubers talking about it, and one of the few other sites talking about it is one that most people on Era find objectionable, but there is footage of Butch Hartman talking about his aims with the network at a fundraiser, and it invokes Christianity a lot. And he apparently takes issue with the existence of platforms that make stuff for both children and adults.
Spoilered just in case.
I've never heard of any of the YouTubers talking about it, and one of the few other sites talking about it is one that most people on Era find objectionable, but there is footage of Butch Hartman talking about his aims with the network at a fundraiser, and it invokes Christianity a lot. And he apparently takes issue with the existence of platforms that make stuff for both children and adults.
Spoilered just in case.
I was just thinking about making a thread about it but someone else should since I'm busy atm.
Watch this video for more info.
I don't trust that thumbnail at all.
Personally, I'd wait until someone more... not that, picks up on it.
Personally, I'd wait until someone more... not that, picks up on it.
The thumbnail doesn't reflect the actual video content. It's more like the uploader was feeling self-aware, and he's like "Hey, so I guess I'm attacking Butch Hartman now. I better draw the angry thumbnail..."
The gist of it seems to be, Butch Hartman has always been a somewhat-obvious Christian, but his popular cartoons aren't exactly Christian, they're open and inviting for anyone to enjoy.
And then he retired from Nickelodeon and... he's starting up some sort of vaguely defined family friendly streaming service? And he took $250,000 worth of Kickstarter money on the basis of "Hey guys, it's me, Butch Hartman. You know I'm good for it."
And then, after the Kickstarter, while speaking to some Christian investors, he seems to have said "Oh by the way, by 'family friendly', I meant 'Christian'." Because while he could easily start up his own Christian streaming service, he can reach more little kids brains and spread the Christian message more effectively and insidiously by not identifying it as Christian.
Also, he thinks that in the good old MAGA days, kids didn't experience depression or commit suicide (Hartman clearly doesn't realize how much shit got hidden back in the MAGA days).
That was one of the reasons I was hesitant to post this. It doesn't appear that any news site has picked up this story, and that video was the way I first heard about it.
It's a shame that no one cares to pick this story up, because the video footage is pretty damning.
Rise of the TMNT SDCC trailer and sneak preview:
Also the first 4 episodes (11 minutes) has been released online at http://www.nick.com/rise-of-the-teenage-mutant-ninja-turtles/
this webm gives you a good idea on how fight choreography will play out in this series, hopefully thay can maintain this kind of energy
Also the first 4 episodes (11 minutes) has been released online at http://www.nick.com/rise-of-the-teenage-mutant-ninja-turtles/
this webm gives you a good idea on how fight choreography will play out in this series, hopefully thay can maintain this kind of energy
Guess I'll post it here too: DuckTales Season 1 SDCC Sizzle Reel
Basically, encompasses the remaining S1 episodes and Magica's big reveal. So, spoilers yo.
Basically, encompasses the remaining S1 episodes and Magica's big reveal. So, spoilers yo.
So are web animations also welcome here? Cause I came across this and thought it was amazing.
On another note, is Fin Punch (Personas Ceteceas, sp?) still going? Is the English dub still going?
On another note, is Fin Punch (Personas Ceteceas, sp?) still going? Is the English dub still going?
Yes, anything Western animation related is more than welcome in this thread. From a single guy making a YouTube video to the biggest of productions.
Related to the video, it was charming thanks for sharing!
the tmnt cartoon looks fire
its weird, guess not enough people not people pay attention to kickstarter scams that arent game related
its weird, guess not enough people not people pay attention to kickstarter scams that arent game related
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Definitely Animals of Farthing Wood, especially the writing (sans Series 3). I feel like series 1's animation quality is the most aged aspect of it -- there's a shit ton of reused shots in a lot episodes.
It just about borders Watership Down's level of violence and death of main characters (probably beats it in body count, lol), so maybe that too?
I think Insektors aged quite well for an really early CG show. Some...racist portrayals probably date the UK dub I grew up with (there were 2 English dubs; the UK one was more along the lines of Samurai Pizza Cats).
I know almost squat all about 80s cartoons.
ah thanks, i used the search function and it didn't bring anything up