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[AlteredForms]

What do you think of the other 2?

Haven't watched them so therefore I have no opinion on the matter.

Chicken run. Really?

2. Fire & Ice (1983)

Look at the definition and form of a woman's body, it's something breath-taking and divine. Bakshi is known for the animated LOTR movie, but I hear this is probably his best work, for obvious reasons

That first Netlfix anthology ("Love, Sex and Robots"?) was pretty damned good as well.

Akira
Wicked city
Ninja Scroll
VampireHunter D 85'
Golgo13 83'
Fist of the North Star 86'
Ghost in the Shell
Fire and Ice
Cowboy Beebop film
The last 3 episodes of Samurai Champloo is basicly a 90min send off film.

Dead Leaves
Redline

Also a shout out to American Tale which is the best western animation of all time IMO.

Three maximum? Aw gee

The topic of the thread involves feature length animated movies and there's a three submission limit for each member.

True Grit Remake is fantastic, loved that ending especially

Funny enough I hated The Shining movie by Kubrick

Spirited away, because of the reasons OP mentioned. It’s so easy to get lost in this film, like being a person trapped inside this wonderland as well. It’s in so many places unpredictable, so totally different than normal films. Every set piece and new character hits you with imagination, enough for one Disney movie alone.

I'm pleased you were happy about my reasons, but I honestly don't remember much about the movie aside from the scenery. I should probably watch it fully and appreciate it for the artistry.

Ok, as always me coming to rescue the thread with the best selection.

3. Suzume
2. Weathering with you
1. Your name

No need to thank me. It was my pleasure

Wow, talk about an absolute prisoner of the moment. All of these movies are only a couple years old. I watched Weathering With You at the cinema and thought it was entertaining on the whole, I planned to watch Suzume as well though I missed the screening.

 

[Billbofet]

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[AlteredForms]

Tekkonkinkreet:

Watched it on television and thought it was forgettable. The movie name itself is supposed to refer to "children's concrete" or some stupid crap like that.

 

[Billbofet]

Watched it on television and thought it was forgettable. The movie name itself is supposed to refer to "children's concrete" or some stupid crap like that.

Tend to agree. The animation was great to me, but I don't remember much of the movie....

 

[Apocryphon]

 

[CGNoire]

Look at the definition and form of a woman's body, it's something breath-taking and divine. Bakshi is known for the animated LOTR movie, but I hear this is probably his best work, for obvious reasons

There is a doc about Frazetta that covers some of the story behind the making of Fire n Ice called "Playing with Fire". In it him and Bakeshi talk about how they auditioned a plethora of hot models for this film and because of the fact that the characters would be required no cloths on to get the rototscoping right the models all had to audition nude. They said it was the best day of the entire production. Kind of sleazy but also makes ya a little jelly.

Frazetta really knows his voluptuous Female form and they nailed it.


Also James Gurney painted the backgrounds.

 

[AlteredForms]

There is a doc about Frazetta that covers some of the story behind the making of Fire n Ice called "Playing with Fire". In it him and Bakeshi talk about how they auditioned a plethora of hot models for this film and because of the fact that the characters would be required no cloths on to get the rototscoping right the models all had to audition nude. They said it was the best day of the entire production. Kind of sleazy but also makes ya a little jelly.

Frezetta really knows his voluptuous Female form and they nailed it.


Also James Gurney painted the backgrounds.

You broke the rules of my thread by exceeding the submission limit, but with this newfound evidence,

 

[jason10mm]

There is a doc about Frazetta that covers some of the story behind the making of Fire n Ice called "Playing with Fire". In it him and Bakeshi talk about how they auditioned a plethora of hot models for this film and because of the fact that the characters would be required no cloths on to get the rototscoping right the models all had to audition nude. They said it was the best day of the entire production. Kind of sleazy but also makes ya a little jelly.

Frezetta really knows his voluptuous Female form and they nailed it.


Also James Gurney painted the backgrounds.

Eh, in the 70's I doubt the girls cared much. The puritanical streak from the 50's had long since faded and the "new puritan" streak we have now was far off. Those girls were hot, knew they were hot, and maximized their value using their hotness.

Anyone seen Wizards? I know I MUST have but damned if I have any recollection of it.

Same with Fritz the Cat

Damn, I miss guys on drugs making stuff

Seth Rogan doesn't cut it

 

[Happosai]

Haven't watched them so therefore I have no opinion on the matter.

Look at the definition and form of a woman's body, it's something breath-taking and divine. Bakshi is known for the animated LOTR movie, but I hear this is probably his best work, for obvious reasons




The topic of the thread involves feature length animated movies and there's a three submission limit for each member.

I'm pleased you were happy about my reasons, but I honestly don't remember much about the movie aside from the scenery. I should probably watch it fully and appreciate it for the artistry.

Wow, talk about an absolute prisoner of the moment. All of these movies are only a couple years old. I watched Weathering With You at the cinema and thought it was entertaining on the whole, I planned to watch Suzume as well though I missed the screening.

Bakshi was actually better known for Wizards, Fire & Ice and Fritz the Cat. He was given a lot of credit for how his team work on LotR. However, they goofed on some of the rotoscoping and you have a few scenes of live action as a result. He's denied that but my guess is they rushed at that stage in production and just figured no one would notice.

I would have used a better Fire & Ice GIF but they were all too big for default. Unfortunately, the GIF posted is choppy and low res.

You forgot to highlight 'feature length films.' A lot of TV shows here

 

[AlteredForms]

I would have used a better Fire & Ice GIF but they were all too big for default. Unfortunately, the GIF posted is choppy and low res.

You forgot to highlight 'feature length films.' A lot of TV shows here

https://www.neogaf.com/threads/animation-appreciation-

feature-lengths-only.1657898/page-2#post-268096133

 

[CGNoire]

Tend to agree. The animation was great to me, but I don't remember much of the movie....

Same. It was boring but had some amazing visuals.