Yeah, all the big studios seem to be recommended besides Warner. Cartoon Network was mostly rated good outside the usual low pay/cruch that all of them have and Nickelodeon was not too dissimilar.
I feel sympathetic for Craig McCracken though.
McCracken and Tartakovsky (I think he's still doing that Primal show on Adult Swim?)
the funniest part is that it's still the 9th-highest grossing film this year
That or Unicorn: Warriors Eternal. At least he gets work.
Are you sure we're looking at the same list?
nope, we probably aren't
Illumination, despite the quality of each movie, is only successful because of marketing, and Chris Melandari (the head of it) has been more into marketing. This being a cheap studio that is into marketing is pretty much the same as older animated companies like Terrytoons or Hanna-Barbera back in their respective heyday, though this might come across as unfair, as the latter two still had memorable characters.
I've never seen this show, I'm confused can you elaborate on what you're talking about?Well since we're justifying the "bitch about wokeshit tag line anyway.
Interesting scene I discovered watching the first season (and only the first 12 episodes) of owl house.
Luz takes a drawing amity did after reading her fantasy book from earth..said drawing is Amity with an albeit very feminine looking wizard type character named malengale...she even put "this love is forbidden." As a caption. So I'm at least partly convinced despite what Dana "Idiversity" said.
These characters at one point weren't meant to be the genderspecial clowns they ended up becoming. They were originally meant to be typical fantasy characters/young adults who ultimately got forced into their roles because hey, the mouse says diversity is the new thing...so let's make everyone as genderspecial and gay this show up out the door!...but we're still canceling you after 3 seasons that aren't even full traditional seasons of a show anyway.
Funny how Eda's line in episode 13 is "last chance to back out." It's quite fitting.
I would give Illumination a little more credit. For all their faults, Despicable Me was genuinely a great film and so was its sequel. The Minions are like the Rabbids where they had mass appeal from the get-go, being shaped in a way to make them flexible and having their own language and slapstick so humor transcended language boundaries. Illumination makes watchable films, none are super annoying, just uninspired, making them pretty reliable compared to Pixar, Disney and DreamWorks.
All you need to know is owl house's first 12 eps are ok..at best they're an American americanized ripoff of little witch academia. But by the second season the main character luz was confirmed to be bi by the creator and her former enemy turned best friend amity blythe was confirmed to be a lesbo. Except there's a gag in the first season where clearly amity shows some interest to what I presume is a male...albeit one that only exists in a fantasy novel that belongs to luz.
What does the binary in episode 3 mean? Q?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't the show get cancelled at 2 seasons and the third season is like 3 pitty episodes or am I mixing it up?
Oh great talk about something absolutely fucking unneeded. And 3D too. Fuck yourself Hollywood.
This is honestly really sad because i really liked the first movie...
