Post by snsurone on Jun 5, 2017 22:25:00 GMT
The first use of 3D CGI was TOY STORY.
Since then, every animated movie and even some TV shows use that format.
Personally, I just can't warm up to it at all.
There are some movies that mix CGI with live-action, such as SCOOBY DOO and ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS, and they have been heavily panned by critics; they were also box-office flops.
I actually love computer animation paired with old-fashioned ink-and-paint art which was utilized in the movies I mentioned in the OP (and others, too).
It has a beautiful fluidity and naturalness that was sorely missing in the cheap Hanna/Barbera TV output of the '60's and '70's.
It's just that 3D CGI that I so dislike.
I just can't stand seeing "Peanuts" and Jay Ward characters in 3D!
Thank you for letting me vent.
Since then, every animated movie and even some TV shows use that format.
Personally, I just can't warm up to it at all.
There are some movies that mix CGI with live-action, such as SCOOBY DOO and ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS, and they have been heavily panned by critics; they were also box-office flops.
I actually love computer animation paired with old-fashioned ink-and-paint art which was utilized in the movies I mentioned in the OP (and others, too).
It has a beautiful fluidity and naturalness that was sorely missing in the cheap Hanna/Barbera TV output of the '60's and '70's.
It's just that 3D CGI that I so dislike.
I just can't stand seeing "Peanuts" and Jay Ward characters in 3D!
Thank you for letting me vent.