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Western Animation |OT| Cartoon, Cartoon, Cartoon
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George Oscar Bluth II
Banned
Glen Keane, man.
Sibersk Esto
Banned
Shout outs to Jim Cummings, Mel Blanc, Frank Welker, Tara Strong, Billy West, Tom Kenny, and Rob Paulsen for voicing most of the cartoons I grew up with.
Double points to Cummings.
Double points to Cummings.
valkillmore
Member
Isn't Aardman UK based? Bristol.
Adam_Vania
Banned
my top 3 western avant garde animators:
Harry Smith
Heaven and Earth Magic (1962)
psychedelic cut-and-paste occult surrealist masterpiece. at one point Harry Smith was working on a 6 hour version of Wizard of Oz.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbjSSyAo9WA
John Whitney
Catalog (1961)
Whitney made animations by re-purposing surplus WWII anti-air computers and programming them to control cameras. pretty much the first computer animations ever.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbV7loKp69s
Jordan Belson
Belson created custom camera and lighting equipment to shoot surreal and abstract films that would accurately capture the spiritual visions he had. his estate is super strict about keeping his films offline but they are really wild, the only thing i can compare them to is the end of 2001: A Space Odyssey. often it feels like you are in the presence of some ghost or other entity. very trippy.
Harry Smith
Heaven and Earth Magic (1962)
psychedelic cut-and-paste occult surrealist masterpiece. at one point Harry Smith was working on a 6 hour version of Wizard of Oz.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbjSSyAo9WA
John Whitney
Catalog (1961)
Whitney made animations by re-purposing surplus WWII anti-air computers and programming them to control cameras. pretty much the first computer animations ever.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbV7loKp69s
Jordan Belson
Belson created custom camera and lighting equipment to shoot surreal and abstract films that would accurately capture the spiritual visions he had. his estate is super strict about keeping his films offline but they are really wild, the only thing i can compare them to is the end of 2001: A Space Odyssey. often it feels like you are in the presence of some ghost or other entity. very trippy.
Halloween's in six days. Might as well get into the spirit.
I've never laughed so hard at a films ending than the reveal at the end of this.
It was fucking great.
Trigonometrize.
Member
Weird way of spelling Animaniacs. I'm usually pretty critical of 90s cartoons in favor of modern ones but Animaniacs is too good.
I heard so much good stuff about Persepolis over the years, I gotta check it out soon.
You're gonna have complicated feelings when you realise most of your favourite cartoons in the '80s / '90s were actually Japanese animation (Ducktales, Transformers, etc.).
George Oscar Bluth II
Banned
I always found it interesting to look at pencil tests for computer animated movies.
(Frozen)
(Frozen)
I mean if we define where its animated like 70% of all animated shows are produced in South Korea right?
SigmasonicX
Member
Yeah, and a lot of anime episodes aren't actually animated in Japan.
Anyway, it will be nice to have a thread like this to discuss shows that aren't yet popular enough to get an OT. For example, back when We Bare Bears started, everyone was discussing it in the Steven Universe thread for some reason.
I suppose this could also be used to link a new show OT when it's made.
Waddle Dee
Member
Samurai Jack gifs?
The best thing about that show was how nobody making it showed any constraint. If they had an idea, they'd just go all out. Remember that fight scene that was entirely in black and white?
Samurai Jack gifs.
The best thing about that show was how nobody making it showed any constraint. If they had an idea, they'd just go all out. Remember that fight scene that was entirely in black and white?
manzoman96
Member
Love this thread guys. Giving Nickelodeon some representation
NCR Redslayer
NeoGAF's Vegeta
Been watching Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated lately and I'm surprised its really good.
TheGreatDirector
Banned
Easily one of the best modern adaptations of a classic cartoon. It only gets better as it goes on.
Acrylic7
Member
Samurai Jack gifs?
Samurai Jack gifs.
The best thing about that show was how nobody making it showed any constraint. If they had an idea, they'd just go all out. Remember that fight scene that was entirely in black and white?
Man I'd give my first born for another season of Sym Bionic Titan.
IamMattFox
Member
BeatnikGunsoo
Member
I'm really enjoying star wars rebels
is the clone wars cg show just as good?
is the clone wars cg show just as good?
Extra Sauce
Member
The awesomeness of this thread... it's too much... can't... take it...
TheGreatDirector
Banned
Clone Wars gets better and better as the seasons go on. There's a decent amount of character development involved Ahsoka going from inexperienced Padawan to disciplined Jedi and Anakin becoming more and more disillusioned and touched by the dark side. It's also a really beautiful looking show at times with the last season in particular having some very cinematic scenes.
Vulcano's assistant
Banned
It was a wider range. Season 4 and 5 of The Cone Wars is still better than Rebels so far. Season 1 from The Clone Wars is not as good a Rebels (although episode 15 is one of my favorites ).
Glad to see it get some love in here.
Dramatic irony made those two a legitimately fantastic item.
Icyflamez96
Member
You had to remind me they stopped this show after only 2 season....
I loved this show soo much
I just disliked most of the songs.
Spyder_Monkey
Banned
Bojack Horseman is one of the greatest television shows of all time.
BrightLightLava
Unconfirmed Member
Glad to see it get some love in here.
Wowzers.
Glad to see it get some love in here.
Only two pages and already so much love for Tron Uprising.
This is going to be a good thread.
PSY・S;221504755 said:
There's an Australian Blu-Ray of Over the Garden Wall? Looks like I'm going to JB Hifi after work.
EDIT: I dun did it you guys:
Happy to answer any questions. Looks pretty great at first glance.
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Transhuman
Unconfirmed Member
Lol at the rating: "Scary scenes". Is there commentary on all the episodes or just a few? I've never been more tempted to own a bluray player in my life.
Cool thread.
Check out Pig Goat Banana Cricket, Harvey Beaks, We Bare Bears, Star vs. the Forces of Evil and Futureworm!
Check out Pig Goat Banana Cricket, Harvey Beaks, We Bare Bears, Star vs. the Forces of Evil and Futureworm!
Baron von Loathsome
Member
I'm going on a tour of Nickelodeon Animation Studios next week.
I'm excited, but I'd probably be more excited if I were following any of Nick's current shows.
I'm excited, but I'd probably be more excited if I were following any of Nick's current shows.
Lightning_Roller
Banned
Only two pages and it's already full of love and adoration to the people and products of the industry. I really wish we had a thread on web based animation and the like. From the up and comers starting their journey on the web to people making shows on the web, to just fight animations and such. Oh well, maybe some day.
Discotheque
Banned
little bit of PoE, might as well
slowly starting to think this might have been the best english animated film of the 90s, even over my GOATs beauty and the beast and lion king.
Love seeing TRON Uprising get recognition. I also have to recommend Motorcity. It also aired on Disney XD with TRON. Easily my favorite thing Titmouse has done. Awesome and unique style, very dynamic animation, and Mark Hamill is always welcome in animation. It was also cancelled with TRON, and only has the one season.
I'd also like to throw in Moral Orel, which I slept on and recently watched on Hulu, realizing my mistake. The show is a ride and gets very dark and very real in the end of the second season and all of the third.
Both are available on Hulu in full in the US, as well as on Amazon and iTunes for purchase.
I'd also like to throw in Moral Orel, which I slept on and recently watched on Hulu, realizing my mistake. The show is a ride and gets very dark and very real in the end of the second season and all of the third.
Both are available on Hulu in full in the US, as well as on Amazon and iTunes for purchase.
Lord British
Member
Motorcity was really special. Shame it got canned.
British Monsoon
Member
Favourite Looney Tunes? Long-Haired Hare never fails to make me laugh.
What's Opera, Doc? as well (spear and magic helmet!!).
What's Opera, Doc? as well (spear and magic helmet!!).
KeyBladerXIII
Member
To my surprise, looks like commentary on all ten episodes (all by creator Pat Hale and art director Nick Cross). There's also an eight-minute behind the scenes featurette, a "composer's cut" (which seems to be an isolated score), the original pilot and some cut animatics.
Some quick screenshots:
