Last weekend I watched Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole.
I thought it made "WALL-E" and "Finding Nemo" look a bit gray around the nose in terms of animation quality, even though Pixar still wins in terms of story quality.
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Jorpho wrote:I hear Batman: Gotham Knight, a smorgasbord done with the same idea, is also quite excellent.Kimmo wrote:The Animatrix is a great little smorgasbord. Highly recommended; far superior content to the Matrix sequels IMO.
Ithinkabouttrees wrote:Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (For a dreamworks film, it was REALLY pretty.)
The trailer included with the video release of Shrek was in a way downright repulsive.PatrickRsGhost wrote:Watching this for the first time right now. Don't know why I had never watched it before.Ithinkabouttrees wrote:Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (For a dreamworks film, it was REALLY pretty.)
Pterosaur wrote:Samurai Jack is beautiful in its stylish minimalism. Watch “Jack and the Three Blind Archers” (Episode #7) for some great animation. I first watched Samurai Jack expecting another goofy Powerpuff Girls romp, and was surprised to see art. I’m in the middle of watching season two now, and I’m loving it.
The Reaper wrote:I'm still fine with people having reactors, and still against them weaponizing the leftovers.
Walter Bishop wrote:Why would anyone kill a scientist? What have we ever done?
Jorpho wrote:The trailer included with the video release of Shrek was in a way downright repulsive.PatrickRsGhost wrote:Watching this for the first time right now. Don't know why I had never watched it before.Ithinkabouttrees wrote:Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (For a dreamworks film, it was REALLY pretty.)
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