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Pick posted: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. Same for any kind of media though. Man, watching Game of Thrones or Versailles with my family has been awkward in the past...
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I too must express a rather bitter disenchantment with the way hypothetical zoophilia takes the place of actual depictions of literal animal loving, which is something that really can be observed with great ease and doesn't need to, like, be viewed on 'pervy forums' or something. It's just not that funny compared to how dynamically emotional it can be to watch depictions of any kind of sexuality in the animated medium, which is why Anomalisa is required viewing. But, of course, there's the more scandalous variety: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7spNAbUx2Lg Like, yes, there's zoophilia in Belladonna of Sadness, just in that the line between is completely blurred by the end, and then the climax is Dadaist Hell. This is from the "Joining of Adam and Eve" opening: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnlgCMqlAYs It's straight into pop art degeneracy and occultism after that. K. Waste fucked around with this message at 03:48 on Mar 9, 2017 |
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I like some weird animation, for sure, but man I think Fritz the Cat sucks rear end.
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Pick posted:I like some weird animation, for sure, but man I think Fritz the Cat sucks rear end. I still want to see it! What's the best Bakshi film?
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Hedrigall posted:I still want to see it! What's the best Bakshi film? Stabbing yourself in the face.
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Lord of the Rings was pretty bad but it had its moments..
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Hedrigall posted:I still want to see it! What's the best Bakshi film? Probably Heavy Traffic, Wizards, or American Pop. But Fritz the Cat is really good. Its harsh, incendiary aesthetic is like an animated riff on Medium Cool: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rj6doZ1bFo
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Yeah, Fritz the Cat is pretty much required viewing if you want a real taste of what life was like back then - not that it imitates it well, just that it mocks it with so much texture and vivacity that you get a really strong flavor of the post-hippie slump. It's not good in an easy viewing way, because it's tasteless, abrasive, and sort of boring, but it's an excellent signpost for an era, like reading Mad Magazine. Also, Crumb is a genius and even if it loses his wit in translation to the screen you still get his obsessively sexual nihilism.
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let me tell you about the gay sex lives of gregarious marine mammals
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in addition to having gay sex between males like, all the time, elephant seals also practice something called "adaptive transvestitism" where a low-status male will hold his huge floppy nose bent over in his mouth so he looks like a blunt-faced female and infiltrate the harem in disguise to get booty without the top male attacking him
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Magic Hate Ball posted:Yeah, Fritz the Cat is pretty much required viewing if you want a real taste of what life was like back then - not that it imitates it well, just that it mocks it with so much texture and vivacity that you get a really strong flavor of the post-hippie slump. It's not good in an easy viewing way, because it's tasteless, abrasive, and sort of boring, but it's an excellent signpost for an era, like reading Mad Magazine. I learnt so much about American history and culture by reading old Mad magazines from the 70s and 80s when I was a kid! They really do capture current events and the cultural zeitgeist in a fascinating way. Avshalom posted:let me tell you about the gay sex lives of gregarious marine mammals *Zoidberg voice* I'm liiistening...
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the reason i'm sharing this with you is because it makes me horny
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TBH I kinda suspect that Hedrigall isn't really a furry at all and is just playing a bit, but TBH at that point the intended irony level doesn't really matter; if you're pretending to be a furry that hard, you're basically a furry now, congratulations
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Cinema Discusso > Animation Thread 2017: you're basically a furry now, congratulations
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Hedrigall posted:I learnt so much about American history and culture by reading old Mad magazines from the 70s and 80s when I was a kid! They really do capture current events and the cultural zeitgeist in a fascinating way. Learning about past culture via satire is ultra legit, tbh, because it focuses on really interesting minutiae.
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Regalingualius posted:Watch this. *Arrives drunk, hours later"
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Also, I just saw Moana and it was like watching the cheap video game adaptation of a better movie. Shiny is a pretty limp villain's song, breaking from the Jewish tradition and instead going for a kind of vague Britpop vibe, but I was impressed by You're Welcome, particularly the patter segment. Otherwise, it was just kind of blandly passable and lacking in showmanship.
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Don't say I didn't warn you. Circa 2 weeks ago: SomeJazzyRat posted:Animation Thread 2017: Secretly the designated Furry thread BTW
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And I think that this is where I admit that I still haven't seen Zootopia and the hype surrounding it has made me wary of biting the bullet and pulling it up on Netflix.
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SomeJazzyRat posted:Don't say I didn't warn you. Secret? What secret? Waffleman_ posted:And I think that this is where I admit that I still haven't seen Zootopia and the hype surrounding it has made me wary of biting the bullet and pulling it up on Netflix. Just watch, fam. You'll have a good time.
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Das Boo posted:*Arrives drunk, hours later" *springs from behind bush, starting to shout "FURRRRYYY!"* ...what the gently caress does this thread get up to? 
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Regalingualius posted:...what the gently caress does this thread get up to? Do not ask that question.
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This Summer, the fur will fly in the SA Animation Thread 2017
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The clue was in the name of the forum all along
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It ain't Cinema Discummo.
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Pick posted:It ain't Cinema Discummo. Sinema Discumandgo
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I just finally caught up on the thread and uh...holy poo poo. It's ok guys, it's just cartoon movies. Calm down.  I do kind of want to see Cats Don't Dance again though... I need to watch Sing now that I can stream it. My roommate's seen it and says it's decent. It "suffers from being released after Zootopia" but that it's a good movie and was emotional enough to make him cry. My year looks to be filled with superheroes and live action stuff (Power Rangers, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Wonder Woman (maybe), Spider-Man: Homecoming, Thor 3 (maybe)). What are some animated movies coming this year? All I can think of is superheroes... I'm not really sure if there are any? Fangz posted:How well do you think Boss Baby will do? Do kids like films about babies? Unfortunately, judging by the reactions the trailer got before Rock Dog, I think it'll do VERY well. I still think all of the characters have very, very punchable faces. Especially the baby character....which is a weird thing to say.
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Every time I've seen the Boss Baby trailer in theaters it gets uproarious applause.
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Waffleman_ posted:And I think that this is where I admit that I still haven't seen Zootopia and the hype surrounding it has made me wary of biting the bullet and pulling it up on Netflix. Just watch Castle in the Sky instead, that's an actual good movie about an imagined city.
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Pick posted:Every time I've seen the Boss Baby trailer in theaters it gets uproarious applause. There's a horrific ad for toilet paper in cinemas here with an uncanny valley CGI baby/Cupid/angel thing breakdancing and body popping and it's the loving worst thing I've ever seen and EVERY TIME I've encountered it, it had the general audience laughing appreciatively  What the loving gently caress is loving wrong with people Trying to find the ad on Youtube but maybe it's best I can't Hedrigall fucked around with this message at 11:24 on Mar 9, 2017 |
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K. Waste posted:Probably Heavy Traffic, Wizards, or American Pop. The entirety of Wizards is basically just a setup for the final punchline. But to its credit, it's a really good punchline.
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Waffleman_ posted:And I think that this is where I admit that I still haven't seen Zootopia and the hype surrounding it has made me wary of biting the bullet and pulling it up on Netflix. So maybe not being caught up in the zeitgeist surrounding the film may lead to a more cynical take on it, but hey, I'd still watch it. Even if it's not a film that gives you the warm/fuzzy feeling that Disney's Renaissance films did, it's still a fun watch. And hey, on the off-chance you really don't dig it, it'll lead to interesting discussion, at least?
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I really enjoyed Frozen but in no way did it warrant the amount of hype it loving maintains.
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I never got around to seeing Mad Max: Fury Road, and I still haven't seen it. I have it just sitting around here waiting to be watched. But I'm super apprehensive about watching it at this point because I haven't seen a movie hyped up like that in a long time.
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Macaluso posted:I never got around to seeing Mad Max: Fury Road, and I still haven't seen it. I have it just sitting around here waiting to be watched. But I'm super apprehensive about watching it at this point because I haven't seen a movie hyped up like that in a long time. It's the one recent film I can think of that would probably still hold up even after you've been soured by weirdos who want to gently caress the movie. Zootopia is some good cartoon but yeah, I'd imagine if you're going into it primed with Hedrigall posts you're gonna kinda hate it.
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Pick posted:I really enjoyed Frozen but in no way did it warrant the amount of hype it loving maintains. It's not overrated but rather oversaturated. Also just watch movies on your time and pace, gently caress what other people think of them.
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A Wizard of Goatse posted:It's the one recent film I can think of that would probably still hold up even after you've been soured by weirdos who want to gently caress the movie. Zootopia is some good cartoon but yeah, I'd imagine if you're going into it primed with Hedrigall posts you're gonna kinda hate it. Yeah, like maybe wait on Zootopia until this thread isn't fresh in your mind (it's freaking good though). But yeah, Mad Max holds up, real good film. Just enjoy it for what it is and have a good dang time.
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I didn't get around to Mad Max: Fury Road until Easter weekend 2016, but nah, that film definitely lived up to the hype. 
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Whiz Palace posted:Also, there isn't a single thing on God's green earth that can stand up to the cynicism of someone who expects to hate it. There are totally movies and TV shows that I straight up just refuse to watch because I'm not interested or won't think I'll like it. And I know that if I watch it and inevitably legit don't like it, I'll get the response "well you just didn't want to like the movie anyway" edit: Mad Max is simply a "I haven't gotten around to it" thing though
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