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sovengardeswag:shining-magically:hella-marshmella:shining-magically:stachionalgeographic:magic-and-moonlit-wings:tamatsukurusu:cvssian:Disney’s Pencil Test for Frozen (2013)I don’t think Disney is aware that their movies look so much better in two dimensionsThat comment reminds me of another comment for which I can’t recall the source; paraphrased, “The best CGI now will always look outdated ten years from now, but awesome drawings will always look like awesome drawings.” Also it was…not the best CGI The thing I hate most about Disney not doing 2D anymore is that the box office disappointment of Winnie the Pooh (2011) (which is adorable and hilarious btw if you’ve never seen it) is often pointed to as the final nail in the coffinY’all released a 1 hr and 9 minute cutesy collection of Pooh Bear short stories about trying to find Eeyore’s lost tail on the SAME DAY AS THE FINAL HARRY POTTER FILM, of course it didn’t do wellAND y’all went up against YOURSELVES because Cars 2 had just opened like three weeks before and was very much still in theatersIt was not the animation, it was never the animationI think this was an issue for The Princess and the Frog too. Not only did it come out the same month as the 2nd Chipmunk movie (which is trash but it made double what TPATF did). You remember what came out literally one week after it?Avatar. It went up against what was the highest grossing film of all time (until Endgame). They played themselves.This wasn’t even the first time they pulled the “release it at the same time as Harry Potter” stunt. They also did this with Treasure PlanetMild rebuttal: Spider-Verse. 3D’s got tons of problems, as a practitioner of the art, I’m keenly aware of them. But Spider-Verse will always, always, ALWAYS look good because of its hybrid nature and because it wasn’t afraid to be stylized. Because it eliminated motion blur and got snappy with its action on 2s. Because everything was deeply intentional and cohesive. I will forever be in awe of what that movie alone did for my entire medium. -- source link