[ SECRET POST #4385 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4385 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[Detroit: Become Human]


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03.
(Timeless)


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04.
[Ben from Simply Nailogical and Rich Evans from Red Letter Media]


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05.
(Netflix's Dumplin')


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06.
[Criminal Minds, season 3 episode 7 "Identity"]


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07.
[The Lion King (2019)]


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08.
[Thomas Middleditch]







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Comments

[sparklywalls]

I just love a lot of the way older Disney animation is done in general but this film certainly has a charm about it.

I can't remember where I saw this discussion but a lot of parents on a thread/conversation I was in recently were saying their kids can't get into traditional animation at all so it's unlikely we'll ever go back from the computerised style. I mean, I can get it because a lot of traditional animation might seem "slow" to modern kids but part of me was a little sad about that. On the other hand plenty of people countered by saying their kids liked the old stuff so who knows.

[(Anonymous)]

I can't speak for everyone, but all my nieces and their friends had no real preference in this. As long as it was a cartoon, they liked it.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't mean to doubt peoples' word but I have a hard time believing that kids are truly that picky - or at least, that picky about older vs. newer animation. It's probably got more to do with the individual kid, or the subject matter or something else entirely.

[(Anonymous)]

I think the difference is how much earlier kids are watching AND how much more variety there is in content. My two-and-a-half year old baby cousins were bored to tears by Spongebob and various Disney movies, and captivated by Paw Patrol and pretty every modern TV show on Nick and CN.

I was a little surprised because my youngest, now double digits adored Spongebob and Teletubbies and god help us, Caillou and most Disney movies... But these two just wanted the slicker styled stuff. And they've been propped up in front of TVs since....birth, sigh.

[(Anonymous)]

This claim is kind of baffling to me because the kids in my family will watch anything animated, whether it's cartoon-style or 3D modeled.