See this is what hurts me about Cinemaphile
I love this cartoon and I genuinely, in earnest, wanna believe OP's intentions are honest
But I just can't... I've been here long enough to know it can't be...
But the best we can do isn't to dwell on it, but to take this thread and turn in earnest.
So I watched Squirrel and Hedgehog recently and think it's pretty interesting, It's fascinating to see something made not only in another culture, but one so vastly different from yours
Squirrel and hedgehog is amazing and puts just about any other studio to shame.
Not because of the high quality, but because these motherfrickers can barely afford rice, and still they produce a better cartoon, holy shit.
>Not because of the high quality, but because these motherfrickers can barely afford rice, and still they produce a better cartoon, holy shit.
The animation style of that lion king rip off from the 90s is made by them with co production of italy
really loved this movie as a kid, The Seventh Brother. Also I just learned that for the american release they added completely new scenes and altered the entire story to make the subject matter more harmless, never seen anything like it
>added completely new scenes
Huh, that's unusual... I've seen scenes in cartoons being edited or removed, but never downright added whole new scenes
Which ones did they specifically add?
It's funny that the reason they changed it, was not because it was making fun of a black lady, but because people were offended at the thought of a single black lady owning shit, lol.
>Which ones did they specifically add?
right at the beginning they changed practically everything. In the original version of the movie the puppy-protagonist Tiny gets thrown out of the red, modern car of his owners, leading him to the rabbit-family that takes him in. All movie he wants to get back to his original owners, but once they return by happenstance they don't want anything to do with him. They're huntsmen, and even shoot at him, they basically become the villains for the entire rest of the movie. At the very end of the movie the rabbits hook him up with a loving family instead, a little girl and her grandpa who live near the forest.
In the american version of the movie the puppy was already living with the nice family, they're driving around in a yellow oldtimer at the start and the puppy gets separated by accident. The nice family is looking for him all over, just barely missing him, and the end of the movie is actually portrayed as reunion. The two huntsmen are completely cut out.
some commenter on csfd says: >I had absolutely no idea that Večerníčky had adult versions. When I found Maxips Fik filming on Arta. Again, it wasn't very adult. People under me wrote a lot that it was brave for the year 78. Maybe so, but it doesn't seem like much to me. A couple of untightened ones. But there were also good jokes, for example Pamela. I'm just wondering what the Fairy Amálka would look like? Would she pole dance at a forest club? And Křemílek and Vochomůrka would be her bodyguards?
i feel like american cartoons shouldn't count
yeah maybe you're not american and so they're foreign to (you), but that basically makes this like any other thread due to how commonplace they are
i figured it should be more about cartoons from smaller countries or less well known foreign cartoons
See this is what hurts me about Cinemaphile
I love this cartoon and I genuinely, in earnest, wanna believe OP's intentions are honest
But I just can't... I've been here long enough to know it can't be...
But the best we can do isn't to dwell on it, but to take this thread and turn in earnest.
So I watched Squirrel and Hedgehog recently and think it's pretty interesting, It's fascinating to see something made not only in another culture, but one so vastly different from yours
Squirrel and hedgehog is amazing and puts just about any other studio to shame.
Not because of the high quality, but because these motherfrickers can barely afford rice, and still they produce a better cartoon, holy shit.
>Not because of the high quality, but because these motherfrickers can barely afford rice, and still they produce a better cartoon, holy shit.
The animation style of that lion king rip off from the 90s is made by them with co production of italy
lion king?
Yes I remember watching it
Thanks
really loved this movie as a kid, The Seventh Brother. Also I just learned that for the american release they added completely new scenes and altered the entire story to make the subject matter more harmless, never seen anything like it
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>added completely new scenes
Huh, that's unusual... I've seen scenes in cartoons being edited or removed, but never downright added whole new scenes
Which ones did they specifically add?
I always found that moronic.
It usually was, yeah
It's typically done as a result of some stupid outrage and always looks jarring and out of place in terms of animation and audio
I 100% saw the theatrical version on TV at least a few times, I remember that fricking israeliteelry and just thinking it looked cool as shit.
Reminds me of the looney tunes redrawns of the 60s and 90s
It's funny that the reason they changed it, was not because it was making fun of a black lady, but because people were offended at the thought of a single black lady owning shit, lol.
>Which ones did they specifically add?
right at the beginning they changed practically everything. In the original version of the movie the puppy-protagonist Tiny gets thrown out of the red, modern car of his owners, leading him to the rabbit-family that takes him in. All movie he wants to get back to his original owners, but once they return by happenstance they don't want anything to do with him. They're huntsmen, and even shoot at him, they basically become the villains for the entire rest of the movie. At the very end of the movie the rabbits hook him up with a loving family instead, a little girl and her grandpa who live near the forest.
In the american version of the movie the puppy was already living with the nice family, they're driving around in a yellow oldtimer at the start and the puppy gets separated by accident. The nice family is looking for him all over, just barely missing him, and the end of the movie is actually portrayed as reunion. The two huntsmen are completely cut out.
One of my favorite pieces of animation ever
honestly all of those are fun
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Moomins
I wanted Moomins to win that contest.
They got 4th place
maximes fik adult version:
some commenter on csfd says:
>I had absolutely no idea that Večerníčky had adult versions. When I found Maxips Fik filming on Arta. Again, it wasn't very adult. People under me wrote a lot that it was brave for the year 78. Maybe so, but it doesn't seem like much to me. A couple of untightened ones. But there were also good jokes, for example Pamela. I'm just wondering what the Fairy Amálka would look like? Would she pole dance at a forest club? And Křemílek and Vochomůrka would be her bodyguards?
Does anyone have that adult version of rumcajs?
i feel like american cartoons shouldn't count
yeah maybe you're not american and so they're foreign to (you), but that basically makes this like any other thread due to how commonplace they are
i figured it should be more about cartoons from smaller countries or less well known foreign cartoons
just post cartoons outside of the USA
You know why I don't mind newer Dragon types? Here's one answer.