Explain how this cartoon manged to have better action scenes, cinematography, sense of scale, writing, comedy, and heart than 99% of live action films in the 21st century
Explain how this cartoon manged to have better action scenes, cinematography, sense of scale, writing, comedy...
Matthew Ramirez
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Ryan Collins
>silky smooth 5 frames per second
Julian Richardson
fucking beat me to it
legit why I'm waiting for this to be out of theaters before I see it, I'm not paying theater prices for that framerate
James Turner
>better action scenes, cinematography
Animation makes it easier. No pesky human bodily limitations or physics getting in the way of imagination, but without the jarring contrast of CGI against realistic people and settings to take you out of it.
>sense of scale, writing, comedy, and heart
Smaller audience, more focused direction, and the knowledge that even if they take chances and screw up kids will still turn up and enjoy it regardless.
Carson Hall
Smoothness isn't everything you absolute troglodytes. The animation is different depending on the character, object and situation.
Ryan Diaz
>this cartoon manged to have better
>terrible animation
>generic capeshit plot
>shitty characters like miles and gwen
>disgusting tumblr-tier artstyle
>shitty music
>acid colors
End yourself degenerate shill
Robert White
Yeah, let's just shit-talk the first movie that actually deserved the Best Animated Oscar in a decade and ignore all the articles explaining the animation on the ones and twos depending on the scene. I'm parched for another Disney/Pixar maudlin wankfest.
People like you are why the hottest two upcoming cape flicks are a showdown between how much Carol can badmouth the white man and how many Fortnite emotes Billy can do on social media.
Liam James
It doesn't user it's shit
Anthony Stewart
Choke
Evan Cruz
>Everything you just said
Get some help Lifeless Baiter