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At 7/4/07 02:38 PM, crushy wrote:

Oh yeah, http://crushy-media.ustudios.net/bounce.swf

If you'd care to; do people like the idea of my new game, its in a very early stage, so I want to get things right before I make tons of levels...

RThats sorta like the game me and DFR are making.... hummmmmmmmmmmmm....... :D

i wish they would make a dark kind of movie, i wonder what a dark pixar movie would be lol

At 7/4/07 02:44 PM, Luis wrote:

At 7/4/07 01:53 PM, BlackmarketKraig wrote: ..::Pixar::..

I do like the incredibles tho. It was the only film i've felt that was mature in its presentation.. and i love that Shag-like time period. Just watched a trailer for ratuoutoutoutille on youtube.. looks pretty good.. although it feels kiddie. I may go watch it tho, for the sake of being openminded.

I actually think Ratatouille is amazing in being great for almost every age range. I never thought I'd sit for an hour and a half watching rats cook and come out of the movie with a need to watch it again. The characters were all incredible, my favorite was the critique, whom was a gloomy and pale, lanky HP Lovecraft looking guy. The movie was also hilarious, and even if you don't buy into the whole detail thing, it's amazing to see the water bounce around.

At 7/4/07 02:44 PM, Luis wrote:

At 7/4/07 01:53 PM, BlackmarketKraig wrote: ..::Pixar::..

I do like the incredibles tho

That movie was alright. Didn't like it that much but the animation was like any other Pixar.

Just watched a trailer for ratuoutoutoutille on youtube.. looks pretty good.. although it feels kiddie. I may go watch it tho, for the sake of being openminded.

I may be going to see that with my sister, it seems like a big leap in Pixar animation, because they have added a lot more details.

I saw Monster House and the starting animation was great! When theres a leaf blowing in the wind it looks great! But I think Ratoutoutoutille will be better graphic wise.

RE: Pixar

I like Pixar - I don't care what anyone says :P Although, I do get slightly annoyed by the bullshit about "x million hairs animated at once, blah". So? Ridiculously resource consuming animation does not mean good films. People are way, way too concerned about CGI graphics nowadays, both in films and in gaming. I love all the old stuff where they used to use models rather than computers - it just feels so much more genuine.

At 7/4/07 02:38 PM, crushy wrote: Oh yeah, http://crushy-media.ustudios.net/bounce.swf

If you'd care to; do people like the idea of my new game, its in a very early stage, so I want to get things right before I make tons of levels...

I love that game! It seems very fun and I hope it gets done soon because I want to play that game alot! It seems like it will never get boring!

RE: Pixar

I wonder if they are contractually bound to always make kiddie movies... it would be so refreshing for them to make a kill bill type of movie where its just over the top violent and unashamed. Id so watch a movie wear loveable creatures are murdered with careful attention to every blood pellet or some shit.

At 7/4/07 02:56 PM, Paranoia wrote: RE: Pixar

I like Pixar - I don't care what anyone says :P Although, I do get slightly annoyed by the bullshit :about "x million hairs animated at once, blah". So?

But do you relise how hard that is?? Ive taken a couple privet classes at BGSU learning MAYA ( MAYA- 3D Animation Program that Disney and Pixar use) And its Hard it took me like 4 hours just to get to this! Here

::Ridiculously resource consuming animation does not mean good films. People are way, way ::too concerned about CGI graphics nowadays, both in films and in gaming.

Cuz there cool and and pimped out. :D

::I love all the old stuff where they used to use models rather than computers - it just feels so ::much more genuine.

And i like both. But i think they need to bo more stuff like the nightmare befor christmas. :D

At 7/4/07 03:05 PM, Luis wrote: RE: Pixar

I wonder if they are contractually bound to always make kiddie movies... it would be so refreshing for them to make a kill bill type of movie where its just over the top violent and unashamed. Id so watch a movie wear loveable creatures are murdered with careful attention to every blood pellet or some shit.

I don't think that would fit in the fact that pixar is a Disney company and they would not do anything like that, although there is Nightmare Before Christmas, Disneys darkest movie.

I like Pixar movies, not DreamWorks; dreamworks just copies pixar.

At 7/4/07 03:09 PM, pixelz wrote: I don't think that would fit in the fact that pixar is a Disney company and they would not do anything like that, although there is Nightmare Before Christmas, Disneys darkest movie.

I like Pixar movies, not DreamWorks; dreamworks just copies pixar.

If pixar artists are at all ARTISTS.. then theres gotta be some dark horses in there in the mix... surely it must get frusterating doing G rated movies all your life. Id commit suicide.
It would be finely animated with monster particle effects of course being pixar and all.

:/

At 7/4/07 03:05 PM, Luis wrote: RE: Pixar

I wonder if they are contractually bound to always make kiddie movies... it would be so refreshing for them to make a kill bill type of movie where its just over the top violent and unashamed. Id so watch a movie wear loveable creatures are murdered with careful attention to every blood pellet or some shit.

Apparently Brad Bird, who made Iron Giant, Incredibles, and Ratatouille is working on the first live-action Pixar movie called 1906, and it's about the San Fransisco Earthquake. Doesn't sound too kiddie to me, looks like they have a lot of freedom to make what they want at least - Disney couldn't have been too pleased to try and market rats cooking in a kitchen.

But that at least has me wondering/hoping that the Pixar guys mess around now and then and create some little small short or something that's just completely sick and disgusting - like the characters in Bug's Life just getting squashed or something haha.

At 7/4/07 03:13 PM, ConAir wrote: haha.

Connor dont quote me ever. I hate you.

At 7/4/07 03:11 PM, Luis wrote:
If pixar artists are at all ARTISTS.. then theres gotta be some dark horses in there in the mix... surely it must get frusterating doing G rated movies all your life. Id commit suicide.
It would be finely animated with monster particle effects of course being pixar and all.

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Can't argue with that. Isn't that the reasoon Tim Burton was fired from Disney, his stuff was too dark? I wonder what some of those pixar people spend their spare time doing in the field of art.

The Nightmare Before Christmas

Is my favoutire movie of all time, it's amazing. The story, the characters, the songs, just everything, its a dark children's story. Does anyone else love this movie?

*starts to hum "This is Halloween"*

Re: Pixar

I'd love to make children's films. Sure enough, they all follow the same "talking animals go on a wacky adventure" formula, but I much prefer them to serious 'grown up' thrillers.

The Nightmare

I love that movie ,It would be fun to work on a sequill. :D To bad theres not gonna be one. :( But ya everything in that movie captivates my atention . I dont know why its just sorta addicting. :D

At 7/4/07 03:06 PM, Pezboy440 wrote:

At 7/4/07 02:56 PM, Paranoia wrote:

I love all the old stuff where they used to use models rather than computers - it just feels so ::much more genuine.

And i like both. But i think they need to bo more stuff like the nightmare befor christmas. :D

Actually, I was referring to the use of CGI in live-action films there :P Animated films probably aren't going to use models by definition, especially since Aardman's stuff all melted.

Also, I don't want to make it seem like I disapprove of films going for the best graphics possible. It's just all the bullshit surrounding it that's irritating - there's no reason to mention in an interview how many hairs you've got animated. How would you Flash animators feel if someone decided it was a good idea to advertise your stuff as 'featuring over six million vectors'?

At 7/4/07 03:23 PM, Paranoia wrote: Also, I don't want to make it seem like I disapprove of films going for the best graphics possible. It's just all the bullshit surrounding it that's irritating - there's no reason to mention in an interview how many hairs you've got animated. How would you Flash animators feel if someone decided it was a good idea to advertise your stuff as 'featuring over six million vectors'?

I agree with you, actually back in the day (i dunno if they still do it) Flash animators would mention how many symbols they used and how many cans of coke. COMEON.

At 7/4/07 03:23 PM, Paranoia wrote:

:: How would you Flash animators feel if someone decided it was a good idea to advertise your :stuff as 'featuring over six million vectors'?

That would be cool. :D I'd watch it. But ya i know what you mean.

Pixar
I have liked most of pixar's movies, i think the only one i haven't liked is Cars, it was damn boring, but the rest were fun and lovely, it is still dissapointing that all cartoon movvies that come out now are CGI family comedies... aww well..

KungFuHustle
See it everytime i find it on tv, it is awesome.

..::the future of animation::..

I believe that as our generation gets older there will be more adult oriented animated movies. Sure it's going to take awhile for people to accept it, but some of us went through adolescance watching the Maxx on MTV and some heavy shit from Japan and I think there's a market for that in the US.

PinkSkull I like your new sig. :D

KUNG FU!

I dont much mind thoes king of movies i mean there cool and everything just not my favorite. :D Ya know.

Kung Fu Hustle

Probably ONE OF the WORST movies I've ever seen. Don't even try and disagree!

Unfair Animating Future

I feel as if sooner or later that making a game or animating a movie like Brackenwood, etc. will become at least 10 times easier. I think that it'll be totally overused and there will just be spamming of these amazing movies, which will just be all over and no one will watch them. I don't know what will happen to the rest of us, seeing as I don't see how you could make much more of animating from where it is now, but ... who knows?

At 7/4/07 03:21 PM, Pezboy440 wrote: The Nightmare

I love that movie ,It would be fun to work on a sequill. :D To bad theres not gonna be one. :( But ya everything in that movie captivates my atention . I dont know why its just sorta addicting. :D

If they did make a 2nd one, it wouldnt be as good as the first, so im sorta happy they didnt but i wanna see TNBC 3D, i missed it last year but its opening again on October 19th, I can't wait to see it:D!!!!!!!!!!

At 7/4/07 03:33 PM, Pezboy440 wrote: PinkSkull I like your new sig. :D

thanX!

KUNG FU!
I like to see them for a laugh, the funny and exagerated ones, they are just too stupid XD

The Nightmare bfore christmas
Everybody loves it. ANd I have never been able to see more than 5 minutes... i just dont enjoy musicals (except for the phantom of the opera <3) or claymations... I know they took about 10 years making it, but i just cant stand all those songs.. x.x

At 7/4/07 03:36 PM, El-Presidente wrote: Unfair Animating Future

I dont think that. I think it will get easier, with more advanced filters and stuff, but wont get piss easy. It'll be a looong time before everyone could make a brackenwood.

At 7/4/07 03:57 PM, trig1 wrote:

At 7/4/07 03:36 PM, El-Presidente wrote: Unfair Animating Future

I dont think that. I think it will get easier, with more advanced filters and stuff, but wont get piss easy. It'll be a looong time before everyone could make a brackenwood.

I think theres alot of charm in the really handmade looking things anyway... theres something quite beautiful about a raw unpolished looking movie sometimes... like theres some artists whos styles are very unashamed that they ARENT the next brackenwood and it works out just as successfully.. know what i mean?

At 7/4/07 03:36 PM, El-Presidente wrote: Kung Fu Hustle

Probably ONE OF the WORST movies I've ever seen. Don't even try and disagree!

Too late :P

At least try some justification for dissing one of the most enjoyable good films ever made.

More films

So I saw Seven Samurai last night - goddamn is it long. I didn't realise until about two hours in when I checked the back of the box - running time 190 minutes!? It's an awesome film, and the characters are cool as (the main guy really reminds me of Lee Van Cleef), but I think there should be some sort of warning on the box against starting to watch it at ten at night when you're already dozing off (yeah, I alternate between insomnia and hypersomnia).

At 7/4/07 04:07 PM, Luis wrote: I think theres alot of charm in the really handmade looking things anyway... theres something quite beautiful about a raw unpolished looking movie sometimes... like theres some artists whos styles are very unashamed that they ARENT the next brackenwood and it works out just as successfully.. know what i mean?

Yeh, the rough sketchy flashes. My fav flash animation is Penndragon by SpaceJelly, these kind of animations are just amazing.

At 7/4/07 04:21 PM, Paranoia wrote: More films

So I saw Seven Samurai last night - goddamn is it long. I didn't realise until about two hours in when I checked the back of the box - running time 190 minutes!? It's an awesome film, and the characters are cool as (the main guy really reminds me of Lee Van Cleef), but I think there should be some sort of warning on the box against starting to watch it at ten at night when you're already dozing off (yeah, I alternate between insomnia and hypersomnia).

Paranoiy you just told me everything i didnt want to know about any film in one paragraph. Its to long for you is it? ok.

Woop woop