[ SECRET POST #6263 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6263 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I want to be interested in this, but I'm just not.

[(Anonymous)]

Same. I was very amused by the trailer and its mere existence, but I can't seem to drum up intereat beyond that and don't really have any interest in watching.

[(Anonymous)]

Same problem with modern Simpsons,they sound wrong

[(Anonymous)]

Not much you can do when some of the voice artists are dead, though.

I hope this doesn't lead to you supporting (consciously or otherwise) the trend for companies to try and hoover up voice artist recordings for AI training.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

I'm someone who links the characters to their voices a lot, but I would never dream of supporting AI training to even have a cameo from a dead voice artist. That shit is creepy.
And I actually like that some things have their time. If something or someone is dead, let them rest.
I don't need new "content" with fan service. I'll just rewatch the good old ones.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

Fair 'nuff. I admit, I find most post-Mel Blanc attempts to voice famous Looney Toons characters sort of off; same with post-Jim Henson/Frank Oz/Jerry Nelson Muppets (in particular, the new people voicing Statler and Waldorf are having a difficult time of it).

I don't have a particular dog in the X-Men '97 fight as I was really out of its age demographic, but I do find it funny that the new animation is trying to thread the needle between what is expected of animation now and the cheap-but-cheerful look of the original.

[(Anonymous)]

Do you only watch a small portion of the original? Or not watch it at all? Because a lot of the voice cast changed throughout its run.