[ SECRET POST #2580 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2580 ⌋

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Comments

[hands4healing]

Having grown up with the live-action Disney films as well as the animated films, I didn't find all that much 'magic' about them. That being said, I was a kid during the Don Bluth era, and while Robin Hood is still one of my favorite Disney movies, when I look at it, I see scritchy art styles that seem more 'cartoony' to me than the earlier movies (and the Renaissance movies).

My absolute favorite movie from Disney is Lilo and Stitch, and I wish that Disney hadn't decided that all animation needed to be Pixar/computer animated stuff, because I miss drawn art cartoons. -_-

I don't miss many of the live-action Disney movies, though. Except the original Escape to Witch Mountain and Return from Witch Mountain. Just loved those movies.

[(Anonymous)]

Hell yeah Escape to Witch Mountain, that movie rules.

[hands4healing]

My cousins and I used to play at being the characters, or like the characters, regularly.

[sachiko_san]

Those "scritchy" styles as you call them is because Disney started using Xeroxing, which I'm pretty sure were original pencil tests that they just copied onto cels, it would make sense considering the roughness of the lines. They started using it in the 60's I think and probably stopped using the technique when they made The Little Mermaid.

[hands4healing]

Thanks, I didn't know that!