Samuel Clemens posted:

Oh please, today's controversies are so low-effort. Remember when protesters used to stand outside of theatres because they found a particular film offensive? Those were the good old days.

Pick posted:

Bambi II.

Avshalom posted:

i am fur

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Macaluso posted:

Everyone I know, including my best friend, keeps saying how good the new Beauty and the Beast looks and like I have to believe this is all some big elaborate troll on me as a person at this point. This is why donald trump won I think

Hedrigall posted:

Me watching The Sweatbox:

Me when Eartha Kitt/Yzma's villain song came on:

Sinners Sandwich posted:

This was in Amazon Prime's video section and not familer with it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4dkIMhXdIE

Anyone have any idea if it's good or not? Sister and I tend to find some great gems though services like this, Cat in Paris for instance but can't make heads or tails of this

Unmature posted:

A lot of white dudes have gotten pretty upset that I dared make fun of mysoginist piece of poo poo John K.

IUG posted:

I'm going to guess this one:
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3ipj1e

However, it was apparently written by John K, even though it was a season 3 episode.
http://renandstimpy.wikia.com/wiki/Stimpy%27s_Cartoon_Show

Sinners Sandwich posted:

Remember when Jasmine was going to get her hand chopped off for stealing food

Barudak posted:

I think youre the first person ive ever heard of who prefered Toy Story 2 as a whole to Toy Story 1.

Tuxedo Catfish posted:

Any Starship Troopers media where the bugs are invading us instead of the other way around is gonna be trash

Pick posted:

Also, as an answer to that, Enchanted, Horton Hears a Who, Xanadu, 9 to 5, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Eraserhead, uh freakin' Kill Bill.

e: Mrs. Doubtfire, Osmosis Jones, and the new Ghostbusters as well.

Barudak posted:

Remember everyone how we all wanted to only pay for the channels we watched? Turns out you have to pay everyone separately for that privilege.

Martytoof posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-6xk4W6N20

Aces High posted:

did OtGW not go over well when it came out? I ask because a bunch of my friends recommended it to me and I thought it was a pretty cool, though one of my friends had to convince me to keep watching it since I was a little put off by the disconnect between the pilot and the first episode

starkebn posted:

Oooh, I think there's plenty of animated beavers out there

A Wizard of Goatse posted:

have you ever tried giving a dog a little biplane with ergonomics designed around teeth and paws, you don't know they can't fly that.

Beachcomber posted:

Hi!

Here is a 1968 Russian animated short film about film making entitled Film Film Film

It's pretty funny. I read about it in a different thread, but don't remember seeing it here.

pokemon posted:

this is the most enthralling thing i've seen in years

GrandpaPants posted:

The Spider-Man trailer looked like it was stop motion. I don't know how to properly describe it, but it felt like there were missing frames or something.

K. Waste posted:

The shift in perception was certainly, as far as I'm concerned, formalized by the Disney Renaissance and then solidified by Pixar. By this point, the 'psychedelic' potential of kids movies was rendered pretty much aesthetically irrelevant. Remaining narratively simple, the films nonetheless become more dramatically and aesthetically realist. The transgressive potential of animation becomes replaced by the security of formal consistency. The point of Beauty and the Beast or A Bug's Life becomes the epic scope of fantasy, rather than the fantasy itself suggesting a new state of consciousness, one both seductive and terrifying, suggested by the outlandish possibilities of a plastic medium.