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Tuxedo Catfish posted:but do you sing Regalingualius posted:impossible. birds don't sing.
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CRINDY posted:This is coming out in actual theaters in six weeks My initial reaction was pretty much ♪ I hate every ape I see: From chimpan-a to chimpan-z ♪
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I'm so glad the zombies craze has finally died and reushered the apes fad.
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Detective No. 27 posted:I'm so glad the zombies craze has finally died and reushered the apes fad. Paranorman was the last good hurrah of the zombies fad.
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Detective No. 27 posted:I'm so glad the zombies craze has finally died and reushered the apes fad. (About the zombies bit, that is. We already have Ape Escape and Donkey Kong for the ape fad, what more does one need?)
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Shadow Hog posted:Sometimes I wish video games would get the hint. I'd be down for a retooling for The Last of Us 2. Did that weird animated monkey movie where the mocapped lead who keeps his hand in his pocket the entire time ever come out? That looked so bizarre.
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Detective No. 27 posted:Did that weird animated monkey movie where the mocapped lead who keeps his hand in his pocket the entire time ever come out? That looked so bizarre. Let's Go Ape! Apparently it came out in 2015? 
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Left 4 Dead, but set during the Planet of the Apes prequels
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Shadow Hog posted:Left 4 Dead, but set during the Planet of the Apes prequels Half-Life, but instead of enslaving people, headcrabs just reverse evolution
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21 Muns posted:Half-Life, but instead of enslaving people, headcrabs just reverse evolution But with headcrabs.
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The_Doctor posted:Let's Go Ape! Apparently it came out in 2015? Like most of the later failed experiments from the 3D animated mo-cap boom, it was never released in theaters domestically.
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Detective No. 27 posted:I'd be down for a retooling for The Last of Us 2. http://www.cartoonbrew.com/feature-...ime-120769.html quote:For starters, the main character — an outcast son of a primate king — keeps one of his hands inside of his loincloth throughout the entire film. The decision is not entirely without reason: some years ago the actor Debbouze lost the use of his right arm in a train accident and commonly hides it. Since he was the film’s mo-cap lead, it was necessary to find a solution. Why would you still use him as a mocap lead
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I'm pretty sure it's the lead Actor's trademark. And looking at it, he apparently directed and wrote the thing. So it could be just that he wanted very clearly to sell it as 'his film', thus put his distinguishing characteristic in the film. Or he's just very comfortable with his disability, and wanted to add it to the character as a way to make them more personal.
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Just a reminder that the pilot movie for the Tangled series is going to air this Friday.  Here's the first 5 minutes:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0P9ni0hTI4
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You know another movie that was pretty good that I expected to be bad? Storks Edit: FINE the wolf parts were funny. Applewhite fucked around with this message at 03:21 on Mar 9, 2017 |
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teagone posted:Just a reminder that the pilot movie for the Tangled series is going to air this Friday. Does it explain why her hair is back?
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Applewhite posted:Does it explain why her hair is back? Marketing
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Pick posted:Marketing My daughter is obsessed with Disney's Rapunzel and my wife hates it because she (my wife) looks like a big booby version of Mother Gothel and is scared our daughter will try to push her out of a window someday.
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When she's not dressing up as and pretending to be Rapunzel, she is dressing up as Elsa from Frozen and shutting her baby sister out of her room because that was her primary takeaway from the film.
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Applewhite posted:You know another movie that was pretty good that I expected to be bad? Counterpoint: the wolf parts are also hilarious and good. It is from start to finish a hilarious and good movie
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Applewhite posted:When she's not dressing up as and pretending to be Rapunzel, she is dressing up as Elsa from Frozen and shutting her baby sister out of her room because that was her primary takeaway from the film. she doesn't dress up as a moana character ever?
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Hedrigall posted:Counterpoint: the wolf parts are also hilarious and good. It is from start to finish a hilarious and good movie The wolf parts weren't bad, but I felt they weren't as strong as the rest of the film. Okay the wolf parts were really good though. Hemingway To Go! posted:she doesn't dress up as a moana character ever? My baby daughter likes to dress up as Moana, but my older one doesn't like the movie because she thinks Tematoa is "too scary."
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Applewhite posted:When she's not dressing up as and pretending to be Rapunzel, she is dressing up as Elsa from Frozen and shutting her baby sister out of her room because that was her primary takeaway from the film. your daughter is supermechagodzilla?!
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Pick posted:your daughter is supermechagodzilla?! Somehow she understood the Mechagodzilla movie on a different level than I believe adults are capable of.
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Stolen from the Funny Pictures 2.0 thread in pyf: Reminded me of Zootopia.
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Beachcomber posted:Stolen from the Funny Pictures 2.0 thread in pyf: Animators, man. So many fetishes.
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think my favorite out of the lot is either the meerkats trying to get into their tunnels, or the Alligator trying to attack some Zebras
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Hedrigall posted:Animators, man. So many fetishes. Watch this. *conspicuously sets a Moogle doll out on the ground*
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Beachcomber posted:Reminded me of Zootopia.
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Hemingway To Go! posted:we've discussed Belladonna of Sadness and honestly I'd be loving ecstatic if more mature noncomedic animation came out in the states, so no it's not just Children's Animation. "we've discussed" in the sense that I keep bringing it up (and K. Waste a couple times as well) and getting completely ignored. 
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LORD OF BOOTY posted:"we've discussed" in the sense that I keep bringing it up (and K. Waste a couple times as well) and getting completely ignored. Well how many animal people does that movie have? What's that? None? Pffft get out
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Hedrigall posted:Well how many animal people does that movie have? What's that? None? Pffft get out dude seriously what in the actual hell is wrong with you liking furry poo poo is one thing, but you seem to be absolutely single-mindedly goddamn obsessed with having sexual intercourse with animal people and I'm starting to wonder if you might just be an actual zoophile
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I want to see Belladonna of Sadness, but I never feel in the right mood for it, and it isn't the kind of film I imagine myself seeing with other people. It's a lot easier to set up, say, Song of the Sea. Pick fucked around with this message at 03:04 on Mar 9, 2017 |
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LORD OF BOOTY posted:dude seriously what in the actual hell is wrong with you Hahaha come on man
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I would definitely go to a theatrical run of Belladonna of Sadness and invite people. It's a really sad movie, but it's also really effectively tragic and even agitational. It's basically a psychedelic, cinematic adaptation of the Bosch's The Garden of Earthly Delights. There's an entire sequence where people's defecting to a pagan orgy is represented with their genitalia becoming animals.
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Try not to have a Ice Age 2: Meltdown over internet comedy forums
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Applewhite posted:Except for the wolf parts, every part of that movie is hilarious and good. I cried at the end. The wolf parts were the best parts.
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LeJackal posted:The wolf parts were the best parts. I think Pigeon Toady had the best parts, personally.
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But I retract my criticism of the wolf parts.
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I think enjoying animation is a reaaaal fine line with most people, and at the moment that you cross into mature stuff you better know the other person real drat well.
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