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Old 04-06-2009, 08:33 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by LSPoorEeyorick View Post
I don't think she was saying it vindicates it, exactly. I think she was saying, given the option of hollow, unfunny CGI (as on the Disney Channel cartoons of Mickey, which utilize zero slapstick or visual comedy) even a copied sequence is better. Seriously, watch the crap that passes for a Mickey cartoon these days and see if you don't prefer Lady Cluck. I certainly do.
TV shows have never had the quality of movies. Original Mickey cartoons were made for the theater.

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I'm not upset at "lazy" animators...
All I'm saying - the methods and the quality are crappy. I know this has to do with a myriad of factors. I do not blame one specific group. It's not going out on a limb to say that these movies are badly made.

As a person who understands the frustrations of the creative process (and empathizes with those that have to work within financial and business constraints) I'm not here to point fingers, I'm just saying, the end product sucks.

I thought that goes without saying.
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