Is there any stop motion content out there aimed squarely at adults? I've grown tired of Laika's mediocre storytelling and normie pandering. The reviews for Missing Link don't bode too well. Please suggest all the content that you are in the know about.
Here's this neat Russian stop motion film a kind user pointed out to me for starters: youtu.be/Xhrm196UQSY
You could probably find a lot of short films. Aardman has some pre-Wallace & Gromit stuff.
Xavier Martinez
Mary & Max
Kevin Phillips
If you want something more trashy there's a recent film named Chuck Steel, Night of the Trampires
Ethan Miller
It is infuriating how one part of this crew is the modern-day gold standard for all things stop-motion; from design, flow of motion, lighting, facial expression, and sheer scale of every single aspect of the operation, all masterfully crafted and presented- And then the storytellers take a fat ogre SHIT all over everything that these people have worked on by taking their puppets and dioramas and melding it with some of the worst dialogue, scripts, and "humor" ever to disgrace a silver screen. I want to love these movies, but the craftsmanship can only carry it so far when the rest of the film is so bad.
imagine accidentally stepping on one of the puppets
Carson Clark
or tripping and falling over and landing on the whole fucking set
Henry Gonzalez
Kubo and the Two Strings and Paranorman are among my favorite western animated films of all time.
Coraline was good.
Box Trolls was average.
Aiden Johnson
>what is sausage party
Evan Bennett
>what is sausage party a computer animated movie?? learn how to fucking read
Juan Adams
>normie pandering
what the fuck does this even mean?
Nicholas Wilson
Adding to what everybody else has said, check out The Pied Piper (Krysar) OP said stop-motion for adults, not CG slave labor for manchildren
Mason Morris
>nd then the storytellers take a fat ogre SHIT all over everything that these people have worked on by taking their puppets and dioramas and melding it with some of the worst dialogue, scripts, and "humor" ever to disgrace a silver screen. I want to love these movies, but the craftsmanship can only carry it so far when the rest of the film is so bad. Why must you pretend you aren't retarded when it's so painfully obvious
It was the first R-rated movie nominated for Best Animated Feature at the Oscars
Xavier Bennett
not entirely for adults but Panique au village
Dominic Myers
>boxtrollls I loved that movie
William Rivera
He's right though. Every Laika film is painfully underwritten. None of them are bad but none of them are great either. The script is always holding them back.
Nicholas Jenkins
A Town Called Panic was pretty cool, but I watched it years ago, so it might not hold up anymore.
No, it still holds up. I also watched it a long time ago, still remember some few scenes.
Xavier Taylor
At least Missing Link doesn't have any animated films to compete with.
Kevin Brooks
>I want to watch movies for adults! >waah this movie is too boring and I didn't understand it Every time. I'd tell you to grow up and educate yourself, but obviously that's not going to happen.