Why is nobody on /co/ discussing the best animated film of the year?
>>78632292
Because it's boring. It has no reason to be an stop motion other than it's just a gimmick. If it was live action no one would give a shit about this bland story.
It's almost as boring as hayao miyazaki's recent films.
>>78632439
Enjoy your Tumblr Universe and Reddit & Morty.
>>78632439
>>78632292
But that's not The Good Dinosaur, OP
>>78632451
>If they don't like X then they must like Y and Z!
Stop trying to fit in so much faggot.
Is this movie good? I've heard nothing other than you making these threads.
>>78632292
yeah so, super serious puppet sex is dumb
>>78632292
We haven't seen it.
That's the reason for most of us. Ask us when it comes out on DVD.
>Animation can only be Mature if it has Sex, Swearing, and Violence
>facepalm
>>78632439
This
this isnt what John K taught us.
cartoons need to be cartoons, not live action shows/films disguised as cartoons
I was interested until I saw Charlie Kaufman's name on there.
I don't think I ever liked a single movie he wrote.
>>78632670
Or Netflix
>>78632735
Cartoons are whatever we decide they are. *I* have decided that I don't care about John K's opinion.
>>78632691
How much is blue bear making on his pateron these days?
>>78632793
Then you are a pleb that is literally killing the artform. Go back to watching King of the Hill and Family Guy
>>78632292
Will it win the Oscar?
>>78632939
Nah, academy doesn't like this sort of thing.
Spotlight will probably win.
>>78632292
Inside Out? Pretty sure there are threads about it.
>>78632835
I would actually think that John K likes modern Family Guy since it shows a lot of things you literally can't show on live action TV
>>78632451
>Tumblr Universe
But it's not tumblr at all, what's with you weirdos calling everything tumblr? You're dumb idiot but here, have this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-pF56-ZYkY
>>78632439
I bet you enjoy the films of Wes Anderson
DUDE PUPPETS LMAO
>>78633103
>Spotlight
Nah, mate, The Revenant.
>>78632691
actually it has sex in it
>>78632292
Because there hasn't been a wide release yet.
>>78632439
I can tell you haven't seen the movie.
how does one become a puppeteer? looks like something I would enjoy
>>78632691
To bad Dobson is a certified hack who has no right to comment on maturity in any way, shape or form.
My 13 year old cousin handled situations Dobson's faced with more maturity.
>>78635671
You can do a couple things.
1. Go indie, learn everything yourself. Unlike 3D/2D animation you don't really need any artistic skills (unless you're making the models yourself). Take action figures, make them fight and learn particle effects and hope you pass 100,000 subs on youtube to make decent money.
2. Go to a school for it. (Though I personally think that's pretty dumb.) I know the Sheridan animation bachelor program lets you branch 2nd/3rd year to explore different mediums and pick one you want to do for your final. (2D/3D/Puppeteer) Though in a market already saturated like crazy, restricting your skillset to one type of animation which is almost never used isn't really a good idea, and even if you went that route to sustain yourself you'd need to either work on the next robot chicken or go indie like in the option above.
My suggestion? Keep it as a hobby.
>>78635862
He can draw pretty well, though. That's the crazy thing.
>>78636445
If you call not challenging yourself artistically for a decade drawing well then yeah. I guess you could say that.
>>78632821
57 buckaroos/month
>>78632292
Haven't seen it yet but I want to 'cause I really like Charlie Kaufman and David Thewlis. The animation looks nice too.
>>78632292
>inside out will almost certainly win best animated picture
Why
>>78638775
it was really well reviewed and popular and by Pixar, this is a bit too esoteric and the Academy doesn't take animation seriously.
>>78632292
Nice, slow movie but I don't really like how they have on guy voice all the other characters. I mean, I get why they do it thematically, but I just don't like it all that much.
>>78638022
I could have sworn he was making in the range of $130/month a year ago
>>78638775
Makes you realize that all award shows are just executives and producers giving each other handjobs
>>78639346
>Voter #5: I only watch the ones that my kid wants to see, so I didn’t see [The] Boxtrolls but I saw Big Hero 6 and I saw [How to Train Your] Dragon [2]. We both connected to Big Hero 6 — I just found it to be more satisfying. The biggest snub for me was Chris Miller and Phil Lord not getting in for [The] Lego [Movie]. When a movie is that successful and culturally hits all the right chords and does that kind of box-office — for that movie not to be in over these two obscure freakin’ Chinese fuckin’ things that nobody ever freakin’ saw [an apparent reference to the Japanese film The Tale of the Princess Kaguya, as well as the Irish film Song of the Sea]? That is my biggest bitch. Most people didn’t even know what they were! How does that happen? That, to me, is the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever seen.
>MY VOTE: Big Hero 6
>>78633749
That was a pretty impressive demo, thanks for that.
I'm not the guy you were replying to, but I really enjoyed that.
>WhenMichael's talking on the phone with his ex and he says "I didn't recognize your voice"
>mfw watching this the second time
