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I should rewatch Mars Attacks. It didn't traumatize me like it apparently did many children, not sure why. Movies like T2 and Matinee instilled me with a deep fear of nuclear war though...after the Cold War had already ended.
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I come to read the animation thread, and I stumble with goons younger than me whining about being traumatized by Mars Attacks? Kids,my parents allowed me to watch movies like Aliens or Cronenberg's The Fly  I'm surprised I'm not that mentally broken.Edit: dirksteadfast posted:Movies like T2 and Matinee instilled me with a deep fear of nuclear war though...after the Cold War had already ended. The first terminator movie scared the poo poo of me because of some of the gory scenes, T2 was cool and actually made me uneasy because of the whole nuclear bomb thing as well. And talking about animation, my dad rented Animal Farm when I was a little kid, the 50's animated movie, gently caress. Thanks dad for making your daughter sad about seeing sheep,cute pigs and this cartoon horse getting killed because politics. Desperado Bones fucked around with this message at 14:21 on May 4, 2017 |
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I grew up completely well-adjusted so I don't think any movie traumatised me as a kid 
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The book Home is based on is great, and it sucks that Home is now so much more well-known.dirksteadfast posted:Movies like T2 and Matinee instilled me with a deep fear of nuclear war though...after the Cold War had already ended. It sure is a good thing that the nuclear powers aren't silently, angrily trying to outcompete each other anymore! poo poo we're all hosed
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the best thing about don bluth films is watching all the ridiculous rotoscoping of background characters in every shot
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Hedrigall posted:I personally can watch movies involving the large scale death of the human race because it's what I lust for Humanity's usually the one species that barely survives
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Desperado Bones posted:I come to read the animation thread, and I stumble with goons younger than me whining about being traumatized by Mars Attacks?   My mom loves horror movies and my dad hates them, so my mom watched them with her children. The two movies I saw in theaters in 1992 were Aladdin and Alien 3. I was 4. The summer I turned 10, I watched Alien nearly every day so I could do a parody comic on it. The crew of the Nostromo were just a bunch of assholes loving each other over while the Xenomorph tried to avoid them. Childhood was good. And Watership Down still remains my favorite animated film though my VHS copy is 20 years dead.
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Das Boo posted:The summer I turned 10, I watched Alien nearly every day so I could do a parody comic on it. The crew of the Nostromo were just a bunch of assholes loving each other over while the Xenomorph tried to avoid them. That sounds amazing and I kind of want to read it.
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http://deadline.com/2017/05/kung-fu-panda-fraud-sentence-two-years-prison-1202083366/quote:‘Kung Fu Panda’ Hoaxer Gets 2-Year Prison Term In $12M Fraud Scheme Way to crush the little guy big animation corporation. Shaocaholica fucked around with this message at 21:59 on May 4, 2017 |
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May 4, 2017 21:57
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How do you trace a panda from a Lion King coloring book?
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May 4, 2017 21:59
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May 4, 2017 22:00
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Has pictures of his traces http://www.cartoonbrew.com/law/cartoonist-faces-25-years-prison-failed-kung-fu-panda-lawsuit-128973.html Those would make great AVs people
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Waffleman_ posted:How do you trace a panda from a Lion King coloring book?  I'm guessing it was a Timon & Pumbaa's Adventures colouring book. E: beaten
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Suddenly reminded of that article a few months ago about guy who claimed he invented Zootopia for Disney a decade prior to it being a thing.
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B-but Zootopia's a true story, right? 
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Just replace all the animal species with races.
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Hedrigall posted:B-but Zootopia's a true story, right? Eh, it's one of those 'true stories' where they fictionalized it. In reality Judy and Nick never became friends and the character of Clawhauser was made up entirely for the movie to create a 'friendly' predator and hide the police department's institutionalized racism more heavily.
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I want to see a remake of Hidden Figures set in the Zootopia world
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Detective No. 27 posted:I remember my babysitter rented Scream when it came out so she could watch it and then she rented me a movie to watch alone upstairs. It was Mars Attacks and ho boy did it gently caress me over for a while. I didn't realize it was a comedy for like a decade. Oh man, Mars Attacks! And the 90's remake of The Blob scared the poo poo out of me as a child. For some reason, though, I couldn't get enough of the Aliens movies and Predator. EDIT: probably because a dog dies in Mars Attacks! And a kid dies in The Blob. Two things that are supposed to be safe in movies! Mywhatacleanturtle fucked around with this message at 22:45 on May 4, 2017 |
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Also, In The Heat Of The Night
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I walked in on my mom watching Akira when I was about 5. Was right around losing control flesh baby time. Good dreams followed for months. I was a wimp as a child though. I remember the Itchy and Scratchy shorts from the Simpsons used to scare me. I also killed my hanging ivy plant in my room after watching Little Barbershop of Horror.
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I think I saw Aliens (the cameron one) when I was 9. I thought it was pretty cool.
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I saw Total Recall when I was like 7, that was rad!
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Shaocaholica posted:I think I saw Aliens (the cameron one) when I was 9. I thought it was pretty cool. I was 5 when I saw it  I still remember the alien queen fight and me screaming and trying to hide under a blanket my mother brought to the movie teather for me (the A/C was brutally cold for a small child).
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Hedrigall posted:B-but Zootopia's a true story, right? In reality Trump won.
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Fam, what's your favourite audio commentary on an animated film?Fangz posted:In reality Trump won. What's reality? 
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Fangz posted:In reality Trump won. Despite being a rhino...
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Hedrigall posted:Fam, what's your favourite audio commentary on an animated film? It's the really boring movie with few musical numbers.
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Several C-spam avatars have convinced me that Trump's first a is a lion, so Hedrigall should be pro-Trump imo.
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Hedrigall posted:Fam, what's your favourite audio commentary on an animated film? The only audio commentary for an a animated movie I've seen was for The lion King, where the director and lead writer awkwardly acknowledged Nala's bedroom eyes.
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Mywhatacleanturtle posted:The only audio commentary for an a animated movie I've seen was for The lion King, where the director and lead writer awkwardly acknowledged Nala's bedroom eyes. I know what I'm watching tonight!
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I want to hear them admit what they did 
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Mywhatacleanturtle posted:The only audio commentary for an a animated movie I've seen was for The lion King, where the director and lead writer awkwardly acknowledged Nala's bedroom eyes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btUx3gb0-FE  No, no no, but in Eddie's defense, they draw them really sexy.......because Robin Hood was quite sexy...  We've got Robin Hood, there he is and that tunic is worn very low I noticed, hmm, he's packin' LeJackal fucked around with this message at 23:47 on May 4, 2017 |
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I remember watching the scene in Jurassic Park when Dennis Nedry gets eaten by a Dilophosaurus at a Christmas party when I was 4. I thought it was awesome  My sister unfortunately still hates dinosaurs. Edit: Hedrigall posted:Fam, what's your favourite audio commentary on an animated film? The one that comes to mine is The Iron Giant, since they talked a lot about how they tried to evoke the feeling of the period throughout the work. As a history guy, it was really fascinating stuff to listen to, especially since so many of the technical details are spot-on. Acebuckeye13 fucked around with this message at 23:27 on May 4, 2017 |
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I think my earliest memory of watching a movie is seeing that scene in Terminator 2 where Arnie cuts his arm open.
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Don't get me wrong, I watched the hell out of Jurassic Park, Predator, and Tremors. But the kid brain just doesn't get a choice in what freaks you out and Mars Attacks did me in. Jurassic Park did give me nightmares for a while. I remember one where raptors attacked my school. I jumped in front of my friend to save him and then seeing my severed head roll down a drainage ditch. Didn't stop me from wearing out that Jurasic Park VHS.
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One of the earliest and most vivid nightmares I can remember is one where Godzilla was attacking the city, and my house was a helicopter (Literally my house just with a rotor on the roof and landing skids), and it was my job to fix it because he was supposed to be my friend. I instead decided to hide under the living room table with the dog. welp that's my story
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Hedrigall posted:I want to hear them admit what they did Verbatim quote from one of them: "that's one sexy cat".
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Desperado Bones posted:I was 5 when I saw it One of my favorite things to do as a kid was to put on The Innocents and hide under my dad's computer chair, while he was in it. Hedrigall posted:Fam, what's your favourite audio commentary on an animated film? The one for Fantasia was really neat. I'm in awe of the ingenuity and innovation required from stop-motion (also intimidated out of the field by it), and it's very, very interesting to hear about the practices I take for granted in my own. Plus the sheer work that went into pulling of effects you'd never really considered, like the spirits in the Bald Mountain segment.
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