[ SECRET POST #2245

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⌈ Secret Post #2245 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Oscars

[fenm]

I though the animation in ParaNorman would bother me, but I got used to it really quickly.

And, yeah, the scene where Norman's mom talks to him about how ins;t afraid of him but, rather, is afraid for him was really nice.

Re: Oscars

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, it's something unique, but in a good way, and I thought that that was better then Brave's um. Generic-ness? I guess is how I personally saw it? I mean, it was ~CGI~ but I thought besides her hair it was pretty "eh, I've seen this before"...

Yes! Like, weirdly enough, as bad as I felt for Norman, I also felt really bad for his Dad! I mean, it's not like this took place in a world where talking to ghosts was normal, it took place in basically our world, and Norman's dad had no reason to believe his son was telling the truth, and it made sense for him to not believe Norman; I never felt like he disbelieved Norman because he was a horrible person, for example.

Re: Oscars

[(Anonymous)]

Don't care for Stopmotion?

Personally I love the animation style a lot. The time and effort put into each frame is amazing, and it really gives each doll a life of their own.

Re: Oscars

[fenm]

Don't care for Stopmotion?

No, I LOVE stop motion; I mean the specific design style.

The time and effort put into each frame is amazing

Yeah, it stuns me that they can make feature-length movies with stop motion. The effort and patience involved just amazing.