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Das Boo posted:You rolled with the comment, I thought you knew! Well I thought I did, but it's possible I misread the situation. Hedrigall posted:Cinema Discusso > Furry Beefcakes (and other animation) Seems redundant, as there aren't any fur-less varieties of bull I think. LeJackal fucked around with this message at 13:36 on Apr 28, 2017 |
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Well now that the dogs have been pointed out, I think I was conflating their design with Beefy Villain Dog from Balto.
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Das Boo posted:Well now that the dogs have been pointed out, I think I was conflating their design with Beefy Villain Dog from Balto. They do seem to have similar designs and expressiveness.... If I wasn't at work I'd put together some comparison shots to shore this up.
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Barudak posted:If youve not read his non novel works they are written in a style that comes across as both talking down to you mixed with a sense that somehow you are rudely impugning on his time by making him write this book for such an idiot as you to understand these truths he just gets. To be fair, I think that's just how British people write.
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submitted without comment https://www.instagram.com/andhikamuksin/
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Fangz posted:submitted without comment https://www.instagram.com/p/BIH2NuNDzgC/?taken-by=andhikamuksin 
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JesseHechtCREATIVE posted:Piggybacking on this, Hedrigall, where is your avatar from? Hedrigall posted:Selfie.
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Das Boo posted:Then my next question is what's being referred to concerning photo manipulation? Sorry! Didn't mean to confuse anyone. ghost sex posted:it's been a while since i've watched oliver & company but i'm almost certain the dobermans weren't furry beefcakes I meant this. Like, I was REALLY confused and unsure about if they were somehow anthropomorphic in the movie and I just kinda fever dreamed that they weren't. I haven't seen O&C in a long time. haha It's clear it's not a real image now (I even GIS'd to check... :|) but I was really confused for a sec... Though, I never realized that Sykes was meant to be Jewish though. Didn't he have a Brooklyn accent?
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No worries, I misread the transition from Sykes to photo manipulation and didn't recall the dogs' anatomy on top of it. Looks like the name Sykes is mostly from Yorkshire so unless the hawk nose is enough to carry the theory, I'm not sure how he's supposed to be a Jewish caricature. Does a hawk nose and a loan shark float the anti-Semitic boat?
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Das Boo posted:Well now that the dogs have been pointed out, I think I was conflating their design with Beefy Villain Dog from Balto.  
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Villainous Balto dog's rolling it's eyes before baring it's teeth is real good.
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What on earth is going on in the bg of that balto gif
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Pixeltendo posted:What on earth is going on in the bg of that balto gif Stabilized .gif, saves space.
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Apr 29, 2017 00:14
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*Steele sighs as he draws out the warp*
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Sinners Sandwich posted:*Steele sighs as he draws out the warp* He is pretty evil...... Schwarzwald posted:Villainous Balto dog's rolling it's eyes before baring it's teeth is real good. They really went all out with him.  Gotta get his fluff game on.  Lots of chest days at the gym, right?  Who's this skinny no good?  Put him in his PLACE.   So you can sniff on something delicious. Not that you gotta chance.... Fake Edit: That last Steele gif should be my next avatar....
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Apr 29, 2017 00:55
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Steele is animated very, very Bluthily. Apparently his supervising animator was Sahin Ersöz.
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Apr 29, 2017 01:00
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Hmmm Balto is another one I've never seen. Maybe soon!
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Pick posted:Steele is animated very, very Bluthily. Apparently his supervising animator was Sahin Ersöz. Now that you mention it, I can definitely see that with the use of motion and emphasis on rapid changes in expression. Hedrigall posted:Hmmm Balto is another one I've never seen. Maybe soon! Its pretty good. Has some nicely done animation, plus a ton of scenery being chewed by Steele. I mean, look at this smug gently caress. 
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You can hear Jim Cummings in those animations
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Alright, you goons talking about it have me curious, so Oliver and Company is in the PS4 now. Let's see how this held up against my memories of it...
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Oh man, favourite animated animal of the year goes to Rocket. Guardians vol 2 is awesome, guys!!
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I forgot Cheech Marin was in this film. Sure took them long enough to get Tommy Chong into a film too. Also, this film seems just fine so far? Though I didn't pick up on that reference to rape (Georgette hysterically going "I always feared this might happen" when Dodger appears randomly in her room) as a kid 
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Shadow Hog posted:I forgot Cheech Marin was in this film. Sure took them long enough to get Tommy Chong into a film too. Lot of people undeservedly trash on it for having Billy Joel, Being 80s and kind of grimy-looking (trouble is... that's *exactly* how New York looked at the time) and it came out just before the Renaissance
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Okay, why is Sykes driving a car on the subway I get he's pissed, but c'mon, is this worth killing yourself over
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Robindaybird posted:Lot of people undeservedly trash on it for having Billy Joel, Being 80s and kind of grimy-looking (trouble is... that's *exactly* how New York looked at the time) and it came out just before the Renaissance New York was exactly like that. Grimy. Billy Joels everywhere. Nothing but disgusting pathetic hobos and massively jawed loan sharks honking horns and picking pockets. Furry beefcakes roamed the alleyways and musical numbers could ambush you at any time. Dark, dark days indeed.
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Yea, it's a bit weird, I feel it makes more sense if they had for example showed Sykes has poor impulse control or something like that.
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LeJackal posted:New York was exactly like that. Grimy. Billy Joels everywhere. Nothing but disgusting pathetic hobos and massively jawed loan sharks honking horns and picking pockets. You know what I meant - New York was very dirty and gritty, there used to be unashamed porn shops in times square instead of assholes in knock-off mascot costumes mugging tourists for money and Flavortown restaurants - the city really got cleaned up around the 90s.
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Robindaybird posted:You know what I meant - New York was very dirty and gritty, there used to be unashamed porn shops in times square instead of assholes in knock-off mascot costumes mugging tourists for money and Flavortown restaurants - the city really got cleaned up around the 90s. I know what you mean. I do get a kick out of people insisting that New York was 'never like that' when they see old movies and shows, but it really was a filthy crime ridden hellhole for the longest time.
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LeJackal posted:New York was exactly like that. Grimy. Billy Joels everywhere. Nothing but disgusting pathetic hobos and massively jawed loan sharks honking horns and picking pockets. 
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Yeah, that still held up. I'd always sorta mentally lumped the film into the Disney Renaissance, even though that didn't start until a film later with The Little Mermaid, just since I remembered the animation and song quality being around that level, and I'm not seeing a whole lot to dissuade me from that opinion. I should like to see Great Mouse Detective next, and see how well that one fares as well, since that was... just before Oliver and Company, I think? Though if there's one complaint that I swear I heard not that long ago that actually does kinda ring true, it's that Oliver doesn't really do much; he's more of a living MacGuffin that an interesting plot happens around rather than happens to. I never read Oliver Twist, so I don't know how much of that is WDAS's fault and how much of it is Dickens's, however. Also, that image is legitimately making me crack up.
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Anyone know how to get in contact with Don Hertzfeldt?
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Oh no that furry beefcake is about to start an up-tempo musical number ruuuuuuunnnnnnnnn......
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Apr 29, 2017 05:57
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I saw this at a used toy store today:
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LeJackal posted:Oh no that furry beefcake is about to start an up-tempo musical number ruuuuuuunnnnnnnnn...... Cool av 
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Hedrigall posted:Cool av Thank you!  I was tired of that stupid red text abomination and I wanted to have something cool like yours.
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Detective No. 27 posted:I saw this at a used toy store today: Finally, my Cars crossover fanfiction come to life! (please tell me you bought those they're amazing)
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Looks like Trollhunters slayed at the Daytime Emmy awards with six Emmys. Glad to see the series being recognized 
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Nah, I don't think I've got any Lion King merchandise or Hot Wheels since 1995. I'm certain those will be there for a long time to come.
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Buy them for me :B
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