>corposlop
Both of these movies are made by cartoonists, of the kind who do funny drawings. They're not made by comedians or live-action writers who've hired artists to make their vision a reality. This is as far from corposlop as it gets. Especially Fixed, which doesn't have a pre-existing IP attached to it and is being marketed entirely on the strength of Genndy as an artist.
This is the closest we've ever gotten to a world where Bakshi won.
>Samurai Jack Season 5 episodes 4-10 >Primal Season 2 >Unicorn Warriors Eternal
If anything Cinemaphile didn't turn on him fast enough, dude is talented for certain stuff but he does not deserve to be praised like he's some artistic genius. He desperately needs a tard wrangler.
Honestly even considering his recent work, which hasn't all been great (even if you like Primal s2 you have to admit Unicorn was a mess) I'm willing to give this one a chance because I know he has the potential to make good stuff.
Plus it's more of a straight comedy, his frickups have all been dramatic action shows.
I understand not having sacred cows, but I wish more people were willing to give things a try rather than dismiss them immediately.
Its just such a fricking lame premise.
I have a feeling he tried to get a bunch of movies into production over the years, but this is the only one execs would accept, because talking dogs and nutsack jokes have mass appeal to morons everywhere.
I hope that the Porky and Daffy movie has different writing from the show because some of their cartoons are just painful to watch. At least I know the animation will be good, and that poster Dan Haskett drew looks great.
there is nothing wrong with 3D animation as long as it isn't cheap and the story isn't shit.
The stuff in your tweet looks like the usual garbage you'd see on tv, and on the left you have Gendy - the most overrated hack in the industry.
Sadly it's a common mentality with every know-it-all who thinks writing is more important than animation itself.
If the animation is great but the story is boring or bad, I'm not going to pay to watch it. An animated movie isn't just its animation, it's the whole product and should get judged as such.
3D animation is too corporate. Even the most mediocre 2D movie has a minimun of soul. In other words, I will prefer watching something like We're Back, a Dinosaur Story over at any Trolls movie any day.
In all honesty, no. Not for these two movies.
I dislike the new Looney Toons Cartoons, and have had no faith in any LT theatrical releases for a couple of decades. They have yet to prove my skepticism unfounded.
I have some interest in Fixed, but do not feel a movie ticket is justified. It's not just the concept of the film itself, but comedies in general. They're better enjoyed in the comfort of home with family and friends, or group streamed online, or alone in nothing but my underwear with all the drinks and food I want.
Put Wolfwalkers in theaters again, and I'll go support that. But Fixed should have been for streaming.
Same. If you watch these only because they're 2d animated and for no other reason, that just makes you a virtue signaling homosexual. Hazbin and Helluva are 2d animated and even look nice sometimes, but they both suck so they aren't worth my time.
Same. If you watch these only because they're 2d animated and for no other reason, that just makes you a virtue signaling homosexual. Hazbin and Helluva are 2d animated and even look nice sometimes, but they both suck so they aren't worth my time.
>Daffy and Porky movie
I'll support this if it revives the old cinematic 2D animation tradition, though I'd like Daffy to be both a jerk and a lunatic in one. Also, I see the aliens on the poster, but I don't see Marvin? Isn't he the one who hates Daffy the most and wants the Earth to explode?!
>I'll support this if it becomes a cultural phenomenon which is only achieved by people like me supporting it
How about just watch it if it looks interesting and ignore it if it doesn't? People itt are acting like watching either of these has to be some kind of cultural statement instead of just waiting to see if they're products worth spending time watching. If all you cared about was 2d animation you'd already be watching shit that already exists that you actually like rather than waiting for new shit to come out before you even know if it's good.
I wish I could take credit for being clever, but I really mean that the disaster to animation is AT's stylistic influence, I was just clarifying that as my original intended meaning for the initial post.
3 months ago
Anonymous
I admire your ability to be specific. Thanks for not being vague.
I’m already going to see The Peasants in a few weeks, and was a masterpiece. We will get to see Mars Express (which France already loves), Chicken for Linda (which won the Annecy prize), and Bill Plympton’s Slide. The Whitest Kids You Knows’s final project Mars is expected to come out. Best of all, Sylvain Chomet finally has a new movie this year and it will be amazing. And then I didn’t bring up stop-motion works or the many features we don’t even know exist yet, that will excite us after film festival premieres.
There is so much good-looking animation coming out this year that actually respects an adult audience’s intelligence. If you still deny this, you are moronic. If you ignore this post you are a coward. Everything I brought up is 2D and I didn’t even mention anime because I know that makes you butthurt. I’m not seeing Genndy’s autistic dog penis bullshit or soulless Warner Bros “content” that won’t actually come out. Get better taste.
People said the same thing when Teen Titans Go to the Movies came out, do they have no standards? But not the horse movie funnily enough even though that looked better
Shill for shit products, get a shit thread. You know what, this could be a thread about the best animation on the planet and it would still deserve this treatment just for having a twitter screenshot OP.
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> You must support this corposlop becuase.....of some imaginary war between 2D and 3D!
How about now, you consolewargay
Nah I get this. It's more about shit that's made by cartoonists, not lesbian writers and overseas indians.
But yeah I get your point, don't support anything just for the sake of supporting it. Support something if you think it's actually good.
>corposlop
Both of these movies are made by cartoonists, of the kind who do funny drawings. They're not made by comedians or live-action writers who've hired artists to make their vision a reality. This is as far from corposlop as it gets. Especially Fixed, which doesn't have a pre-existing IP attached to it and is being marketed entirely on the strength of Genndy as an artist.
This is the closest we've ever gotten to a world where Bakshi won.
Quite literally, because we need more Crumbs and Bakshis in the world.
I hate that Cinemaphile has turned on Gendy.
>Samurai Jack Season 5 episodes 4-10
>Primal Season 2
>Unicorn Warriors Eternal
If anything Cinemaphile didn't turn on him fast enough, dude is talented for certain stuff but he does not deserve to be praised like he's some artistic genius. He desperately needs a tard wrangler.
Only Samurai Jack was bad, and the fact you thought episodes 1 2 and 3 were good tells me you're moronic
Well they focused on the action instead of the romance so they capture the spirit of the original show better than the following episodes.
I don't even know how you could see episodes 1-3 as bad tbh
Unicorn Warriors was bad.
Does Unicorn Warriors Eternal have a birth scene?
I want to be in the timeline where he made animated Star Wars movies instead.
I love Genndy and I will die on the hill that Primal season 2 was based.
But I'm not watching a movie about dog testicles anon.
No more sacred cows.
Honestly even considering his recent work, which hasn't all been great (even if you like Primal s2 you have to admit Unicorn was a mess) I'm willing to give this one a chance because I know he has the potential to make good stuff.
Plus it's more of a straight comedy, his frickups have all been dramatic action shows.
I understand not having sacred cows, but I wish more people were willing to give things a try rather than dismiss them immediately.
This is exactly what Sam-I-Am preaches. We need less Guy-Am-Is...
Its just such a fricking lame premise.
I have a feeling he tried to get a bunch of movies into production over the years, but this is the only one execs would accept, because talking dogs and nutsack jokes have mass appeal to morons everywhere.
he butchered samurai jack and primal ended with a wet shart
I hope that the Porky and Daffy movie has different writing from the show because some of their cartoons are just painful to watch. At least I know the animation will be good, and that poster Dan Haskett drew looks great.
Sure. Which anime are getting theatrical releases this year? Are they still making those Demon Slayer movies?
>Are they still making those Demon Slayer movies?
Sadly
>anime
>Which anime
If you don't like the funny drawings, leave.
>t. autist
>he didn’t see Gurren Lagann in 4D
Warner Bros. is releasing a Lord of the Rings anime film in theaters on December 13
>Lord, give me strength...
I was just trolling, but you know what, I think I would check that out. Thanks, anon.
No problem, It's my job to separate the schizzos from the sane on this thread.
there is nothing wrong with 3D animation as long as it isn't cheap and the story isn't shit.
The stuff in your tweet looks like the usual garbage you'd see on tv, and on the left you have Gendy - the most overrated hack in the industry.
I agree with the Gendy take on some level, but Browngardt? Perhaps you should enlighten me, because I'm not sure where you're coming from.
>your tweet
Lmao
>the story
If you think the story is the most important part of an animated picture and not HOW the story is told, you miss the point of animation.
Sadly it's a common mentality with every know-it-all who thinks writing is more important than animation itself.
If the animation is great but the story is boring or bad, I'm not going to pay to watch it. An animated movie isn't just its animation, it's the whole product and should get judged as such.
You have a shred of truth to that statement. However, I don't want to blindly hate stuff because of their flaws alone.
3D animation is too corporate. Even the most mediocre 2D movie has a minimun of soul. In other words, I will prefer watching something like We're Back, a Dinosaur Story over at any Trolls movie any day.
Or hell, even Eight Crazy Nights. Its writing doesn't do it any favors, but the animation sure-as-hell does.
>your tweet
NTA but I know who the guy in the OP is and I know for a fact he would never post here kek
Something something because autism
Obviously, we're getting sick and tired of studios acting like CG is the only thing that makes a profit.
Only 2 animated movies I’m gonna see in theaters this year
In all honesty, no. Not for these two movies.
I dislike the new Looney Toons Cartoons, and have had no faith in any LT theatrical releases for a couple of decades. They have yet to prove my skepticism unfounded.
I have some interest in Fixed, but do not feel a movie ticket is justified. It's not just the concept of the film itself, but comedies in general. They're better enjoyed in the comfort of home with family and friends, or group streamed online, or alone in nothing but my underwear with all the drinks and food I want.
Put Wolfwalkers in theaters again, and I'll go support that. But Fixed should have been for streaming.
I want to watch movies I enjoy instead of support productions. Consumer culture is shameful
This. It's not my problem if they can't make an interesting movie.
Ok guy
>Agrees with guy
This thread is already doomed...
This. Case in point, this other moron
I'm so fricking sick of the overwhelming amount of samegayging on this site. People like that are why we can't have nice things.
I'm more sick of people thinking any post that doesn't agree with them is one guy, but go off.
Same. If you watch these only because they're 2d animated and for no other reason, that just makes you a virtue signaling homosexual. Hazbin and Helluva are 2d animated and even look nice sometimes, but they both suck so they aren't worth my time.
I don’t support israeli studios
Blatant stealth guy post. Try harder.
>t. supports 0 studios
>t.
>"SUPPORT 2D CARTOON!"
>It's always shilling of American cartoon
America is where 2d is dead and where most posters come from so yes, americans here post in support of american cartoons whether they're good or not.
>Daffy and Porky movie
I'll support this if it revives the old cinematic 2D animation tradition, though I'd like Daffy to be both a jerk and a lunatic in one. Also, I see the aliens on the poster, but I don't see Marvin? Isn't he the one who hates Daffy the most and wants the Earth to explode?!
>I'll support this if it becomes a cultural phenomenon which is only achieved by people like me supporting it
How about just watch it if it looks interesting and ignore it if it doesn't? People itt are acting like watching either of these has to be some kind of cultural statement instead of just waiting to see if they're products worth spending time watching. If all you cared about was 2d animation you'd already be watching shit that already exists that you actually like rather than waiting for new shit to come out before you even know if it's good.
I would if either of these two got a release date. At this point we're never sure if they WILL come out in 2024
I always do.
I love you platonically.
Ok sperg
Does liking Euro toons make one a "sperg?" I doubt that.
>That poster
Whatever you say, Bruno
Are you so schizophrenic that you're accusing me as another anon? Wow, you're fricking pathetic.
Mexican detected.
>Anyone I don't like is automatically a minority because I say so.
Shut the frick up, guy.
Adventure Time and its consequences have been a disaster for animation.
Disaster, or influence? Seems to be a preference thing.
The disaster is its influence
Huh, clever wordplay. I like you anon.
I wish I could take credit for being clever, but I really mean that the disaster to animation is AT's stylistic influence, I was just clarifying that as my original intended meaning for the initial post.
I admire your ability to be specific. Thanks for not being vague.
No problem, thank you for your patience.
I’m already going to see The Peasants in a few weeks, and was a masterpiece. We will get to see Mars Express (which France already loves), Chicken for Linda (which won the Annecy prize), and Bill Plympton’s Slide. The Whitest Kids You Knows’s final project Mars is expected to come out. Best of all, Sylvain Chomet finally has a new movie this year and it will be amazing. And then I didn’t bring up stop-motion works or the many features we don’t even know exist yet, that will excite us after film festival premieres.
There is so much good-looking animation coming out this year that actually respects an adult audience’s intelligence. If you still deny this, you are moronic. If you ignore this post you are a coward. Everything I brought up is 2D and I didn’t even mention anime because I know that makes you butthurt. I’m not seeing Genndy’s autistic dog penis bullshit or soulless Warner Bros “content” that won’t actually come out. Get better taste.
>muhhhh le artsy-fartsy is le only good animation and makes me le very adult
Cope hipster, you are not that smart.
>are you gonna support 2D animation in theaters?
>NOOO NOOT ANY OF THAT JOHN K HELP MEEEEE
predictable
Yeah
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>we lost caveman and dinosaur fun times for dog balls
The absolute state of animation industry nowdays
And people are defending it simply because it's 2d
What a profoundly moronic post
People said the same thing when Teen Titans Go to the Movies came out, do they have no standards?
But not the horse movie funnily enough even though that looked better
This thread fricking sucks holy shit
Shill for shit products, get a shit thread. You know what, this could be a thread about the best animation on the planet and it would still deserve this treatment just for having a twitter screenshot OP.
Doraemon better
....that's STILL ongoing?
At least for the movies, yes.
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I was planning on seeing Mars Express and Spy x Family. I'm sure I'll end up seeing more films this year, but that's all that comes to mind right now.