[ SECRET POST #2617 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2617 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Frozen won best animated?

[(Anonymous)]

I wanted the French film or the Japanese film to win. CGI is so fucking ugly and the reason why I barely watch animated western films anymore. Give me my 2D animation back.

Re: Frozen won best animated?

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I miss 2D too and I feel like so many CGI films don't even both to get creative with their art styles.

I'd love to see a claymation resurgence too.

Re: Frozen won best animated?

[greenvelvetcake]

Might be time to take off those nostalgia goggles, friend. You can see the animation clearer without then, and my god is it stunning.

Re: Frozen won best animated?

[mechanosapience]

The thing is, while CGI animation is amazeballs, I still wish Disney would make do more 2D animation. I have this sinking feeling that they've just decided that Princess and the Frog is proof that 2D is on it's way out (though I also heard Disney put a big muckety-muck from Pixar in charge of their animation dept)

Re: Frozen won best animated?

[elialshadowpine]

Yes, this. I love traditional 2D animation AND CGI animation. Why can't we have both?

Re: Frozen won best animated?

[(Anonymous)]

Uh, Frozen had objects clipping through other objects along with a host of other cheap budget problems which you usually see only in video games.

Like the movie if you want, but it's low-tier 3D animation.

Re: Frozen won best animated?

[greenvelvetcake]

Oh, please tell me you're legitimately trying to tell me that 2D animation is flawless and never has obvious mistakes. Please.

Re: Frozen won best animated?

[(Anonymous)]

Clipping happens in almost every CGI film; it's pretty much unavoidable.

The only reason why you're hearing about Frozen's issues is because tumblr decided it was public enemy number one and went all out to find issues with it that really aren't ones. Wreck It Ralph, How to Train Your Dragon and Up also have clipping issues/animation issues in them, but hardly anyone bothered pointing those out.

I'm not even a fan of Frozen, but faulting its animation where other CGI films have similar issues is just silly.

Re: Frozen won best animated?

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, no. I still watch tons of 2D animation series nowadays, so nostalgia goggles my ass. CGI is ugly as fuck, deal with it.

Re: Frozen won best animated?

[(Anonymous)]

I thought Frozen was prettier than most, but I agree, I like 2D better. CGI does this weird caricature faces - I know, I know, traditional animation does, too, but it's endearing in cartoon for me, jarring in 3D. I think it's also the atmosphere of the 2D Disney movies was so different. Lion King, Beauty and the Beast... they were so epic, but the 3D ones feel a lot more goofy and never reach those proportions.

Re: Frozen won best animated?

[(Anonymous)]

Landscapes, objects and animals can still look OK wit CGI, but human characters are just horrific.

Re: Frozen won best animated?

[cbrachyrhynchos]

Almost all of the industry is CGI now, even the 2D animation. South Park gave up on cut-up after the pilot.

The convergence of styles between Dreamworks, Pixar, and Disney has very little to do with software or production method, and almost everything to do with marketing and artistic design.