Animovaný / Drama / Romantický Japonsko, 2001, 87 min Režie: Satoshi Kon --- Animation / Drama / Romance Japan, 2001, 87 min Director: Satoshi Kon. Video Rating: 4 / 5
That's not entirely true. In terms of storyline and creativity, most people would prefer Japanese anime. But when it comes to technical view point of animation specifically, the animation in American films/cartoon are smoother and more convincing than those in Japanese anime. Walt Disney's "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" was the mark of the Golden Age of American Animation back in the early days of the 20th century, and has always been an inspiration to many Japanese animators.
as much as i like japanese anime....i still have to give some perks to the Western world animations, naming a few of my favorites: Swan Princess; Lion King; An American Tale, etc.
You are right. The winning seat for at the Oscar's is pretty much paid for. I can't remember what podcast but they talked about how movie makers give lavish gifts to the voters to "help" keep their movies on the minds of the voters (they have lots of movies to consider).
Actually I like Pixar and the old Disney and frankly, I can't really say that every animated film in America is bad. Disney are still classics and without them manga wouldn't exist. I don't know much about Dreamworks although I heard that both Kung Fu Panda movies were VERY good.
Japanese animation is indeed better than any animated b.s created in America. I'm tired of all the animated prequels, sequels and three-quels coming out of Hollywood. Animators in America don't like to think hard or get creative enough.
Sad movie =(
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ReplyDeleteThat's not entirely true. In terms of storyline and creativity, most people
ReplyDeletewould prefer Japanese anime. But when it comes to technical view point of
animation specifically, the animation in American films/cartoon are
smoother and more convincing than those in Japanese anime. Walt Disney's
"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" was the mark of the Golden Age of
American Animation back in the early days of the 20th century, and has
always been an inspiration to many Japanese animators.
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ReplyDeleteYeah, it's really stupid of me to forget mentioning masterpeices like
ReplyDeleteSecret of Nihm, All Dogs go to Heaven, not to mention a lot of Disney
movies.
as much as i like japanese anime....i still have to give some perks to the
ReplyDeleteWestern world animations, naming a few of my favorites: Swan Princess; Lion
King; An American Tale, etc.
absolutly.
ReplyDeleteI wish I knew what the music in this trailer was called. It's not part of
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ugh... his stupid voice ruined it. such an epic film -- such a failer.
ReplyDeleteSo crying to a movie makes me gay? >.>
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ReplyDeletewait you are telling me THIS lost to fucking brother bear.
ReplyDeleteThis movie made me cry so much. The ending is so perfect.
ReplyDeleteYou are right. The winning seat for at the Oscar's is pretty much paid for.
ReplyDeleteI can't remember what podcast but they talked about how movie makers give
lavish gifts to the voters to "help" keep their movies on the minds of the
voters (they have lots of movies to consider).
Don't generalize. There are some bad, there are some good.
ReplyDeleteSO true
ReplyDeleteYeah! Good point!
ReplyDeleteActually I like Pixar and the old Disney and frankly, I can't really say
ReplyDeletethat every animated film in America is bad. Disney are still classics and
without them manga wouldn't exist. I don't know much about Dreamworks
although I heard that both Kung Fu Panda movies were VERY good.
Japanese animation is indeed better than any animated b.s created in
ReplyDeleteAmerica. I'm tired of all the animated prequels, sequels and three-quels
coming out of Hollywood. Animators in America don't like to think hard or
get creative enough.
I label all of those movies as chickflicks, because they are so far from
ReplyDeletelogical that only a woman can truely enjoy them.
Well I love Pixar, but aside from that I have to agree. (crap dream works)
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