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Title: Artsy-fartsy Animation thread (proceed with caution)
Post by: Tlon on September 27, 2013, 09:13:37 AM

The following are animated movies I watched the last couple of weeks.

Title: Re: Animation thread
Post by: Tlon on October 01, 2013, 03:45:49 PM

Title: Re: Animation thread
Post by: Tlon on October 02, 2013, 05:08:36 PM

Title: Re: Animation thread
Post by: azeke on October 03, 2013, 12:00:54 AM

I consider myself a pretty sophisticated animation connoisseur, but all this is too artsy-fartsy even for me.

Title: Re: Animation thread
Post by: Tlon on October 03, 2013, 01:48:43 AM

If you know any good ones, feel free to post them

Title: Re: Animation thread
Post by: BlackNMild2k1 on October 03, 2013, 02:36:40 AM

eh, I thought the rest was ok, certainly not nearly as funny as the 1st 15minutes, and took a completely different direction that I thought, but it was entertaining. There were a few more funny parts sprinkled throughout the movie, but I really wish the "best friend" would have gotten killed as he was annoying.
Emma should have taken his head with that axe.... mainly for being "rapey"

Title: Re: Artsy-fartsy Animation thread (proceed with caution)
Post by: Tlon on October 03, 2013, 05:33:52 PM

Title: Re: Artsy-fartsy Animation thread (proceed with caution)
Post by: Stogi on October 03, 2013, 06:27:43 PM

Would you like to...I don't know...review any of them?

Title: Re: Artsy-fartsy Animation thread (proceed with caution)
Post by: Tlon on October 04, 2013, 08:52:20 AM

Frankenweenie review
[font=]Pet animated movies are a kind of window into man’s connection with the animals we have invited into our lives. Even as a most basal depiction of this relationship, these movies can be wildly popular. It doesn't matter if your puppy isn’t alive, there can be something rewarding about nurturing and playing with it. But what if you don’t want to nurture your pet? What if feeding it, caring for it, and otherwise interacting with it is just a chore? Wouldn’t it be great if your pet couldn’t die, if you had no responsibilities? It sounds like you need a different kind of pet—a frankenweenie.[/font]
[font=]Frankenweenies add a bit of satire to a genre filled to the brim with corgis and huskies. As the name subtly implies, Frankenweenies is a movie about having a Frankenstein and a dog. Shockingly, a movie premised on caring for something that is already dead lacks a certain tension. Or does it?![/font][font=]Frankenweenies pays tribute to a cast of horror movie archetypes: frankenstien, Gamera, Germlin etc. Yes, the movie does feature zombie experience levels.[/font]
 
[font=]Two thumbs up[/font]
 
[font=]This review was not plagiarized![/font]

Title: Re: Artsy-fartsy Animation thread (proceed with caution)
Post by: Tlon on October 18, 2013, 03:04:27 PM