[ SECRET POST #2622 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2622 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Awwww, somebody saw that one youtube video that everyone has seen. So adorable!

I'm aware that many clips were recycled in various movies. You know what? They still look better than the all-CGI Disney animation. That's more embarrassing for the CGI ones, not less.

[(Anonymous)]

Sick condescension, bro. It really adds weight to your... actually, I have no idea what your argument here is. The fact that the painful animation reuse was summed up in a YouTube video it doesn't make it cheap, lazy, and all around bad animation?

[(Anonymous)]

That was some great condescension you started with, there. Like, Olympic-level totally unwarranted condescension. You should be proud. Or, you know, whatever the opposite of proud is where you come from.

What the CG animation in Frozen managed to do is something that none, and I do mean NONE, of the classic animation managed to do, and that is moving from extremely small and subtle facial cues to Huge Impressive Magic Visuals on a clear and consistent visual continuum. If that didn't impress you... well, okay, fair enough. Can't please everyone. But please accept that it actually DID impress some people.