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Why does Basil have a lovingly framed portrait of Ratigan in his living room?  Also is our hero an opium-addicted sociopath in this one
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K. Waste posted:Osamu Tezuka's Broken Down Film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVBFRAYaZ1Y Ahh, this is great, it's like every old school gag ever.
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Feb 23, 2017 07:45
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Poor Ratigan has species dysphoria Oh welcome back Drifter, now don't do it again!
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Hedrigall posted:Why does Basil have a lovingly framed portrait of Ratigan in his living room? Hedrigall posted:Also
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Hedrigall posted:Poor Ratigan has species dysphoria It probably has caused him such heartache and hardship, as rats are clearly unwelcome among mice. Even Ratigan, who apparently made it to the level of professor before completely snapping. 
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Feb 23, 2017 07:52
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He's the 'bad apple' who stands in for everything the mice fear about themselves. You see the same paradigm at work in An American Tail with Warren T. Rat, though the ethnic- and historical-coding in that film is more explicit.
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Feb 23, 2017 07:58
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I don't know what it says about me that The Fox and the Hound and The Great Mouse Detective were my two favorite Disney movies for most of my childhood. I just connected with them on a level I never connected with any of the films from the "Disney revival" except maybe Lion King (but I still considered that #3 behind my main two).
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Feb 23, 2017 08:01
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Ratigan, despite displaying excellence in many ways (including intellect and dress sense) is disdained for an aspect of himself which is outside his control.
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Feb 23, 2017 08:01
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Maybe it is we who are Ratigan 
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Feb 23, 2017 08:03
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I, too, enjoy being dainty and drowning orphans.
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Fox and the Hound has my favourite piece of animation in it out of anything else I've seen. The part after the bear fight, when the hunter is going to shoot Tod but Copper steps in front of him, gives me chills. The subtlety of expression on those three characters for that short scene is sublime.
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Feb 23, 2017 08:29
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Ohhhh man this bar scene/song is really great. Standout part of the movie so far
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Feb 23, 2017 08:37
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Jolly good show! Xtr33m Goofy Movie next
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Hedrigall posted:Jolly good show! Xtr33m Goofy Movie next  Hedrigall posted:Oh welcome back Drifter, now don't do it again!  Haha, we all know it was a bullshit thing and a petty action by gonsmith, but I'll take one for the team/you since it's an entirely fair request. Back to posting beecrabs, I guess. Promise tomorrow that you'll watch Ernest & Celestine. It's such an endearing and fun movie. I really think you'll love it. On that note, I just remembered The Cat Returns - which is a fantastic Ghibli movie that felt a little more fairytale than something like Totoro or even Spirited Away. I won't rank it because I'm not sure where it'd place - and I think Whispers of the Heart beats it out in general, but there's less talking animals in that one. 
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Feb 23, 2017 10:15
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Will he carry on my legoofcy? Will he care for me when I am old? Will he remember me after I die? Hyuck!
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Why did they go to the trouble of animating a 30, no, it's got to be at least 45-second sequence of Goofy fumbling with the foil seals on his anti-depression medication and getting quietly frustrated and barely holding back tears, then hastily shoving it into the kitchen drawer when Max comes in to ask where his skateboard is?? That seems like a really weird sequence to like, storyboard and animate and do ADR and foley on, and so on
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Hedrigall posted:Will he carry on my legoofcy? Legoofcy, what is a legoofcy? It's planting seeds in the ground you never get to see. YA-HOO-HOO-HOO-HOOEY
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Hedrigall posted:Why did they go to the trouble of animating a 30, no, it's got to be at least 45-second sequence of Goofy fumbling with the foil seals on his anti-depression medication and getting quietly frustrated and barely holding back tears, then hastily shoving it into the kitchen drawer when Max comes in to ask where his skateboard is?? That seems like a really weird sequence to like, storyboard and animate and do ADR and foley on, and so on Huh? I just speeded through the entire film on Youtube and couldn't see that.
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The_Doctor posted:Huh? I just speeded through the entire film on Youtube and couldn't see that. You're watching the sequel, right? A Goofy Movie An Extremely Goofy Movie
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Drifter posted:You're watching the sequel, right? Yeah, XTreem Goofy
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The_Doctor posted:Yeah, XTreem Goofy Hedrigall's probably into half a bucket's worth of sangria and 2 bags of Ferrero Rochers and is unintentionally trolling us.
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Feb 23, 2017 11:16
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Pick posted:Even Ratigan, who apparently made it to the level of professor before completely snapping. Between you and me, I don't think he studied at an accredited institution. He also drowned widows and orphans and is voiced by Vincent Price. You can't possibly be more overtly evil than that.
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Awww the librarian love interest character is adorkable!  The_Doctor posted:Huh? I just speeded through the entire film on Youtube and couldn't see that. No it's in the sequel, An Extremely Goofy Movie
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Hedrigall posted:Awww the librarian love interest character is adorkable! Right, whereabouts in the film?
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I seriously need to know if Goofy is taking anti depressants. Also the Beatnick Goof
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Sinners Sandwich posted:I seriously need to know if Goofy is taking anti depressants. Well if you just pop in a copy of An Extremely Goofy Movie,
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Feb 23, 2017 13:34
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I dont have that on me
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Sinners Sandwich posted:I dont have that on me That is your first mistake.
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Goofy is the cause of and cure to all depression
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I'm planning to go to the movies on Saturday and I can see either Lego Batman or The Red Turtle and aaaaah what a choice!
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I liked Lego Batman well enough, but that's not a hard choice at all.
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I guess Batman will be in theaters for a while, but I can't say as much for Red Turtle.
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K. Waste posted:Osamu Tezuka's Broken Down Film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVBFRAYaZ1Y All of Tezuka's shorts are excellent.
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Sinners Sandwich posted:I seriously need to know if Goofy is taking anti depressants. I just watched the whole damned thing. No. Goofy is not taking anti-depressants. It is good to see him moving on from his dead wife, though. Also, Max is kind of a shithead in this movie. Although, Goofy is pretty ridiculously co-dependent. Also also...why is everyone in this movie a dog but this guy?  What's a bear doing there? Plus what's with the weird ESPN/ESPN2 cross-promotion going on in this movie? And there's a recurring number sequence, 4351700, that keeps popping up. It was driving me crazy, so I looked it up. Apparently it's the copyright code for Goofy's disco outfit appearance. Oh, and remember when Pauly Shore was a thing? The 90s were a weird time.
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Phylodox posted:Also also...why is everyone in this movie a dog but this guy? I guess that being a dog is like being white, and it's a really white area? IDK
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An Extremely Goofy movie is a bad moviePhylodox posted:Also, Max is kind of a shithead in this movie. Although, Goofy is pretty ridiculously co-dependent. Also this. Like, in the first movie, it was easy to see the viewpoints of both sides. Both of them had reasons for acting the way they did, so I never felt like Max was too much of a jerk to be relatable. He was a high school kid that wanted to be independent and cool and felt trapped by his dad, everyone knows what that feeling was like. But in the sequel, he's no longer a high schooler and the entire scene where he's leaving his dad to go off to college just makes Max look like a huge rear end in a top hat. Similar with Goofy where they tried to do similar things to the first movie and went way too far in the wrong direction and made him this really weird sad co-dependent mess. Also literally everything to do with the x-games stuff was dumb as hell. Also they eat nachos in a really gross manner. That movie sucks Macaluso fucked around with this message at 18:09 on Feb 23, 2017 |
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Pete is a cat, which I only recently found out. Disney owns ESPN.
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Klungar posted:Pete is a cat, which I only recently found out. Yeah, it's kind of easier to tell if you watch some of the old black & white cartoons as he has a longer tail there.
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I liked An Extremely Goofy Movie as a kid (never saw the first one until about 5 years ago), but it's been a loooooong time since I last saw it - I kinda want to watch it again to see how truly bad it was. The only things I really remember are the disco dancing scene and that beatnik lady.
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