Animators React to Bad & Great CGi 2
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I worked on Foodfight! with Aaron and it was a complete dumpster fire. It was my first job out of school and I had no clue what I was getting into. There was literally zero direction from the management and yes, everyone knew this was just awful. Most people there were new to the business and were just trying to get their foot in the door somewhere. I will say this, there were many talented people on that team that have went on to have excellent careers throughout the industry, but when you have a buffoon of a director with the sense of humor of an eight year old ham-stringing development around every corner it is an impossible task. I remember after the first transformers trailer dropped, he called a company wide meeting and played the trailer. he said "look how awesome this looks! we need to change everything and make our stuff more like this!" We all looked at each other like WTF? By the way, the weasel was his baby and that was his voice. There are also a multitude of inappropriate cringe worthy moments throughout this movie that is supposed to be for kids. Again, they were all the brainchildren of the director. I mean at the time, they had a 13-14 year old Hillary Duff voicing the love interest of Charlie Sheen of all people. That is just creepy. for me personally, the experience was not as awful as the movie, I met a lot of quality people who I am still friends with to this day. We all have a sort of bond like people who survive a horrible accident like a plane crash do. Just about all of us moved onto greener pastures and now look back at it and just laugh. I don't think any of us added the credit to our resumes, we just moved on and looked at this as learning situation of how not to make an animated movie.
That’s interesting, and also pretty tragic, but at least y’all can move on to better things.
Okay, I have to ask: is it true someone stole the original files for Foodfight?
I worked on food fight too! Commiseration!
They pointed to Transformers… a live-action animated hybrid about a war with a very established name and successful franchise and told you to do that with a fully… ok mildly animated “kids” movie about a dog thing trying to save their cat human freak, _wow_
In bad movies its almost never the animators its either the director and/ or the company making the movie or understaffed
I love how animated the animator is. He literally cannot sit still.
Well it'd be weird if they had a dead guy with them!
We're all kinda like that. I'd say 3 out of 4 animators in my department are fidgety and definitely hand talkers.
Especially at the office. You're always acting out a motion or timing. Sometimes recording yourself or using a mirror for facial stuff. Vanity mirrors are standard equipment lol
Toh yes
ruclips.net/video/zFJ2AN_CZH8/видео.html
yes wow
@@matthiasice as an animation student, I validate this.
You guys should react to some CS:GO edits, here is a really sick one with breakdown,
Edit :ruclips.net/video/COF6LK0Vhp0/видео.html&t
Breakdown: ruclips.net/video/WMk-CVzS6EY/видео.html
When the guest gets really specific and flex their experience all these react series become magic, imho. This guy is so passionate about fluidity of movement and it comes across wonderfully.
I love that he explained (indirectly) what made the first Pacific Rim so much better than the second Pacific Rim. The first one animated these giant machines how they should look, from the proper perspective. They looked like they were moving with weight and it made sense visually. The second one had the Jaegers and Kaijus moving at ridiculous speeds so it looks much less realistic.
I know I like the first movie a lot more, but I like how he explain things.
They should really animate that one day - looking from afar, objects are not moving that fast, but as you get closer, you really see how fast something that big is actually moving. Very cool insight.
I know this is an older comment, but a lot of that is actually in the camera direction.
The first movie had a more "grounded" camera direction, as if they were shots you could get with an actual camera, while the second had more "fantasy" camera direction, which tends to make a scene fell less weighty. Great for scenes of flying, not so great when doing giant robot vs kaiju fights.
Yeah, man. As soon as i watched the trailer from the 2nd one I could tell they messed up all the concept. I didn't even watch it. Is it any good?
I hated the fight scenes in the first film for the same reason you enjoyed it. It was slow and it didn't look like anyone was being hurt.
@@feliperagonha most of the fanbase pretends it doesn’t exist
Please, please, please look at early Tom & Jerry. The ones back in the 40s were masterpieces. The way that they make the hits actually hurt using a combination of animation and music is still amazing nearly 80 years on.
Tom and Jerry started in the 40's?? For some reason I thought it started at least in the 60's.
You guys should react to some CS:GO edits, here is a really sick one with breakdown,
Edit :ruclips.net/video/COF6LK0Vhp0/видео.html&t
Breakdown: ruclips.net/video/WMk-CVzS6EY/видео.html
@@Teffe-zq8tr I thought this was going to be a shameless self promo, so glad I gave you a chance.
@@tariqrahim223 yeah, and they're still the best ones. No speaking parts and all human characters are only seen from the waist down. It's all music and sound effects and they're amazing! Check out Fred Quimby on IMDB. He was the producer for all the early ones.
@@tariqrahim223 oh, and watch Cat Concerto. So good, and so funny!
Please react to the CGI in _Garfield Gets Real_ (2007) (and its sequels). I think it’s underrated. People compare it to _Foodfight,_ but I swear it’s much better than that. I will die on this hill.
honestly I loved those movies as a kid, they were hilarious and goofy and you're totally right that the effects aren't even that bad
Bonus can they also do the CGI of Scooby Doo movie too it was around the same time too.
The movies sucked but the CGI was decent.
@@generik7414 no it was all horrible
I remembering catching it on TV and wondering what the hell I was watching. It was horrible. Crappy CG, boring as hell story and pacing. Nightmare fuel.
This dude is my favourite guest out of all the series. Please have him back again
I would not say all the guests, but for animation, he is really informative.
Dude, I commented on this in the previous episode. From other guests, even though they're not arrogant or overconfident, you can sense that cockiness in their actions, movements and stuff. It's not bad in any way, but my brain subconsciously receives those informations. This guy didn't give any of that, and that's saying a lot considering how much information he was giving.
@@Cassius-it7wf absolutely
I think he is the most uninteresting and is not a good speaker. Always fascinates me how some people love one thing while another person can’t stand it. Humans are weird
@@microtonalmilio5233 totally. Weird as hell
His astute understanding of acting is probably why he is such a good animator.
Finally They're looking at the masterpiece that is food fight
Oh boy, Food Fight 🙃
The Atari game is better
Food Fight is absolutely beautiful. The animation is so clean it makes me tear up. And the story is genius, pixar WISHES it could be that good.
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@@lukew7482 makes me cry...
Tears of laughter
Rango! Rango Rango Rango! That animation is so far ahead of it's time!
I can't actually believe they haven't reacted to that one. That movie was a masterpiece in terms of its character design.
Ikr... It was indeed ahead of it's time
I'm pretty sure they did do Rango
Agreed! Greatest animation of all times . Its just sad that the animation companies don’t make that type of realistic/grungy style anymore. It’s all just that obnoxiously exaggerated and disfigured cartoon characters made to appeal kids to make more money.
Rango
Wow, this was so informative! This man has dropped some serious knowledege bombs on anination. I thought he was just going to breez through the footage, but he actually gave some serious insight into the thought process of an animator and into their approach. The best guest so far. I tip my hat to you sir🤠🤠
That's the beauty of animation. You can learn all this stuff and memorize it, but its a different story implementing it. As a 3D animator he's on point. If you're truly interested in animation whether it be 2D or 3D then start with "The Animators Survival Kit" by Richard Williams. It's basically the bible for 2D/3D animation.
The Cat in Toy Story 4 legit looks like a real cat.
The eyes are too big though
@@TransistorBased I don't care, in motion it was 100% realistic
What if toy story wasn't animated it was real life
@@Baconatoryuh When I was a kid I though Toy Story was real.
@@scruffd0g193 I'm a kid lol
This guy is a great guest. The way he explains concepts really clicks
I was looking to see if someone agreed, he is fucking great 👌🏽
he’s cool.
but a liiitle bit disney-biased
@@bobveltman because they're good, say what you want about the story but their animation is always top knot in the industry
@@StephenN.Parker you're right, but there's so much other cool stuff going on too!
So literally is just gushing over how good Disney and Pixar, video game, and Pacific Rim’s animations are.....
_and then there’s foodfight._
I love how you named each example specifically and then just “video games”
@@imanoljesusdelpozo4907 yeah, he went too far by calling TOLU2 a video game, let's lynch him.
I haven't watch the video yet, but I feel like this is a RWBY reference...
EDIT: Nvm lmao
Disney still sucks at animating clothes though... How is it possible to make computer animated movies for almost 30 years, and still think seamless (seriously, where are the seams?) bodypaint is fine.
@@Mhidraum to be fair they did outdo themselves with the clothes in toy story. If you look closely, there are seperate stitches and fabric on bo peep's cape, scratches on keanu's character(i forgot his name lol), and wear and tear on most of the characters in general
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Heh I just made the likes on this post be 69. Been a good day
Niko is such a good teacher, every time he explains something I understand what he's talking about
It's been like 5 months since you guys said you'd feature Love Death and Robots
yeah I was really looking forward to it
They gonna answer you that they talked about it already I guess...
But hey, we want the artists ! :D
Omg yes, I forgot about that! That show is freaking epic!
I'll subscribe if Love Death Robots gets its own video.
yes, i want that. fave thing ever on netflix
Oh shit! One of my shots wound up on the channel! I animated Joel and Ellie for the first few shots of that seq :)
Wow that's so cool. Did you notice Joel's facial expression that they pointed before?
I just want to say, even though the plot was a bit wonky, you and your team did a fantastic job delivering such a cinematic video game master piece. Seriously the animation and visuals were awesome
How was the crunch?
@@BeastBoyX_X I didn't animate that shot, but yea I totally get what they were saying :)
@@hanbieryu8390 thanks so much!
Hey, that's so cool!!! My girl's uncle worked on that scene of Woody escaping the bathroom stall. His name is Robert Kinkaed. Maybe I can convince him to go see you, guys! He also worked on one of the Star Wars prequels where Obi Wan fights Jango Fett in the rain!!
No way!!! That's so amazing! As a major Star Wars and Pixar fan, I'd love to see them interview him!!
Wait, for real?! I would so watch that!
Humble brag lol
yes , ask him !!!
Dude...if this is real please convince him
A spotlight on Genndy Tartakovsky would be cool - how he stages action, his Clone Wars run, Samurai Jack, Primal and even Hotel Transylvania - he kinda maintains his principles through various styles of animation and would be a great director to review.
hell yeah another animators reacts!
Well, Hello there Mr.rush
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It's hail yeah
@@brokeboy6534 you break the chain say E
"Third ever episode-"
"Fourth."
Title: *2*
Me: :confused:
I think there are more animators react but they're reacting to traditional hand-drawn animation instead of 3D computer animation
Hotel:trivago
literally
There are 2 animators react to CGI and 2 animators react to cartoons (Traditional, hand drawn, anime ect.)
They have done 2 reactions to cartoons and they include that. This is the second CGI one, but it is the fourth animators react.
Can we get a series for costume designers react. I would love to see their reaction to anything man in suit wise or animatronics and why some suits look like a man in suit and others bring the creature to life.
So the reacting to people bringing a creature to life part would basically be reacting to Doug Jones. I dig it.
I'd like to know wtf was going on in the mind of the person making that nilfgaardian trashbag armor from Witcher season 1
I'd love that too. But they've just launched this series, still doing the other 2, and basically a VFX studio. Too much content may put them behind many schedules
From what I've heard with foodfight, the entiremovie literally had to be made an animated twice because the computers that had 90% of a finished movie on it were stolen. Which is one of the reasons why you have such a distinctly early to mid-2000s voice cast in a movie that came out in the early 2010s. you can even see some very distinct animation differences between the original announcement trailer and the finished movie.
Quote: "Many animators reportedly refuse to list this film on their résumés." Pretty much sums it up.
Attempt number three of suggesting Love Death and Robots.
It might be monetization thing. Because the CGI elements I think most of us wanna see are not safe for RUclips. Lol.
@@khrashingphantom9632 Maybe on their patreon page then
@@khrashingphantom9632 Oh I understand completely. It's not like I want them to review the sex scene in Beyond the Aquila Rift. Three robots is a good choice, since it has no suggestive themes, or they could do my personal favorite, lucky 13, since not only is there no nudity or extreme gore, but it also has a beautiful mix of animation, mocap, simulation, and modeling work!
They have already reacted too it, watch their earlier videos
@@Andreasork123 You mind linking that video? I can't seem to find it.
Really dig the breakdown for last of us 2, he gave some great insight, not just to animation, but to how body language is key to selling animation. I never really imagined how nuanced animators had to get with subtle tells, eye flickers, lip twitches, etc. I bet he's great at reading people's poker faces if he can spot their tell. You guys continue to make great content
thank you
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He really did i never noticed the nuance they think about. I do actually disagree with him about the moment he feels isnt so good, i think that moment really shows insecurity and shame, like he cant bring himself to properly look at her, at least thats how i see it, but his description of what they think about is incredible.
TLoU series have a great animation, but sadly the Seconds story isn't that great, even Ellie become toxic with swear in every words
@@KimKim-mt2bb Ellie curses a lot in both games. It’s practically part of her character
Yes... it’s so cool! Back when I was studying acting sometimes the teacher would give us an example from animation because a) the movement and emotion was alway thought in forehand and b) it was clearer to see it and thus to analyse it. Animation is amazing and sadly so underrated...
Violet evergarden or Tanya The Evil. I love Tanya’s sound design and their visuals of 3D space
Also Demon Slayer , call me a basic bitch all you want but it had some really good cgi , Fate/Stay Night Heavens Feel movies basically have an Unlimited budget so they would be great , Your Name or Weathering with you as well , A silent voice, Neon Genesis Evangelion I'm surprised they haven't done it yet but if i had to guess it'll probably be next , Haikyu has some amazing normal 2d animation ,and Monogatari just for its artstyle
I love sounds of Tanya the evil !
Yes please, we need more animeee
I wanna see one of the alan becker new stick battle
@@anonymoussoap8310 Heaven's Feel has some of the best animation from anything ive ever seen
I believe Adam Savage did the math for how fast Gypsy Danger's fist most when it bangs its fist and hand together. I wanna say he said it was like 300+mph.
"Thanks shudder for the sponsor, now back to the episode."
*Scene transition*
"I hope you guys enjoyed that episode"
Huh... must be a pretty quick episode...
0:21 *clint says third ever*
*niko forth ever*
Title- Animators react to bad and great cgi 2
r/woooooosh
You guys need to check out CGI in little nicky
I think there's 2 episodes of animators reacting to bad and great animation, making this the 4th animator's react
@matthew petta No you said they have videos prepared to go up. I’m quite certain there are 4 animators react on youtube that can be watched. 2 of them reacting to 2D animation, and 2 of them reacting to cgi. Hence why this is the 4th animators react despite being the 2nd cgi episode
It's been a long year.
As an animator myself, Animators React is my favourite series on the channel
same here.
Please do the reaction of "KUBO and the two strings" the whole movie uses muppets and in every frame they are changing its coordinates.
Ooh! A whole episode on stop motion and claymation would be awesome! I'd love to see them talk about the Rankin-Bass Christmas films, too.
Too bad the plot suck it drag the film down. I have high hope for Kubo after seeing trailer and wish it as good as Coraline but for god sake the plot so terrible .
I think you mean puppets? 😆 Muppets are quite different lol. And yeah stop motion is cool. It’s a crazy way to animate but it’s amazing. They’ve looked at some stop motion before in a few videos among other animations but I’d like if they could do a whole episode on just stop motion.
"now back to the episode!"
"i hope you guys enjoyed that episode!"
wtf editor
They ask us to subscribe but do shit like this
@@MonsterTeegs lmao does it really upset you or disrupt the flow of the episode that bad? dayum, its the end of the video anyway. everything will be okay :)
Looking forward to the gag reel
Yet another reason why these videos just aren’t long enough. :p
@@MonsterTeegs ON NO I HAVE TO PRESS RED BUTTON OH NO
I went to tradeschool for a year to learn 3D modeling basics, and it turned out that my instructor for the class was one of the modelers (read: model makers) and mocap operators for FoodFight.
According to him, their boss had a dog that he let run around the studio, but instead of it being a cutesy thing where the dog acted as emotional support and got along great with the team like a little mascot, he just assumed that the animators in the studio were going to babysit it while he "worked" in his office. The dog would chew everything and crap all over the place because he wasn't being taken care of, and the animators were constantly being distracted by the dog's needs. They lost probably thousands of dollars in property damage because of the dog, on top of the fact that the boss was apparently just napping or chatting with friends all day instead of actually participating with work. After two months of the BS, he finally decided to quit and had heard nothing of the project after when he moved on to other studios. There were a lot more problems with the studio than that, but that was the big one for him, since it directly affected his department.
He actually had no idea that FoodFight even finished, let alone the kind of meme it became in the animator world, until I told him about it. I kind of felt bad for him, since he actually recognized some of the work he put in and obviously died a little on the inside once he saw everything in action. He started using the movie as what NOT to do, and it became one of his teaching tools throughout classes.
Awww... That's really sad. I feel bad for him, but at least he's taking it like a champ by setting it as an example for future animators. Hoping he's with a better company now, or with a better job.
That F'ing poor dog, Monkey if I remember correctly. I was the assistant Sound editor and had to stop into the production office from time to time. it was a huge dog that was cooped up in the office all day. It was so frustrated and wanted to play so bad. I started to play with it once and it didn't want to stop, got all wound up and started biting me, not in a mad crazy way just gnawing on me to play. Poor dog.
I didn't know they released it either until I found it on Netflix one day. Terrible, terrible movie, but good memories.
Lol they didn't even say, "come and react with us" he just said, "leave a comment if you worked on food fight", damn
Don't want money laundering criminals to incriminate themselves by revealing who they are, lmao.
Maybe they don't feel like making another video w food fight in it
I think an interesting movie to do an animators react to would be “Bedknobs and Broomsticks” it Mary poppins style but with the actors trying to interact with the animation. It has some cool parts like where the professor takes a real ball and puts it on a animated surface and the ball changes style. Just some neat interactions.
I was just thinking i’d love to see them react to the underwater scene in Bedknobs and Broomsticks!
man when he was breaking down the last of us scene it really showed his knowledge of his craft.
Yeah I feel like pointing out the thing with Joel’s eyes not matching his face movement creating a disconnect was worth pointing out, but it also makes me wonder if that was a character decision to show Joel’s own emotional disconnect even when he’s trying.
Please do “love death and robots” and “final fantasy VII Advent Children”
Yes! Love Death and Robots for sure.
Love death and robots fo sho
Excellent suggestions! Final fantasy spirit whithin was pretty groundbreaking in its day.
Especially Sonnie's Edge
Final Fantasy Vll Advent Children is epic
*"It's the third, fourth episode of animators..."*
*"OK, let's called number 2"*
Well this is the 2nd episode of animators react to cgi. The others are animation alone.
@@RocketDakota
Still confusing, especially if you didn’t know that
They probably got confused because they shot the 3rd and 4th vids on the same day. If you look at the 3rd video, they're all wearing the same clothes as they are here.
They deleted their first videos wit the different guest animator, i wonder why
these episodes with Snow are my favorite, he is an absolute pro and his insights are priceless
"now back to the episode"
*1 second later*
"Thank you for watching this episode"
This was a very technically dense episode. The way this lads goes into details about animation principles is absolutely succulent. Please go MORE IN-DEPTH!!!!!!!!
You should do an episode of 'Animators react to cartoons' where you react to "Destino" - the collaboration between SALVADOR DALI and WALT DISNEY. It actually had been left unfinished for a very long time (since they figured it was simply too complicated to animate) until they completed it quite recently with help of some CGI (So I guess you could call that episode "VFX Artists & Animators React to an Incredible Cartoon"). It's a fantastic piece of surreal animation that mixes 2d with 3d.
Q: What do you get from a pampered cow?
A: Spoiled milk.
I recognize Alex from the Frozen 2 Behind-the-Scenes documentary! What a legend, he really lets his sense of humor and talent come out in his work.
He's so able to articulate what he does, and how he does it, he must be very valuable as a teacher.
The part that they explains the scene where Joel is playing the guitar in the last of us part 2 really makes me appreciate the little details more, thanks guys
Please do a stuntmen react for the 1973 James Bond “Live and Let Die”, where a stuntman did 5 takes running across live crocodiles. It’s OG fantastic!
And the first try perfect barrel roll in TMWTGG, and the two wheel alley scene in DAF where they enter the the alley on two wheels on one side but exited the alley on the opposite side.
And the ski jump in the opening of The Spy Who Loved Me!
I love how Alex Snow explained all these scenes. Really shows how much work goes into the emotion and character design while animating. Loved this episode.
"this is the 4th ever episode of animators react"
title: 2
Edit: I now understand those people who go “omg guys thanks for the likes!!!1!!11!”
This is the second time they react to cgi
This is the 2nd reply to your comment
@@Shines.22 This is the 3rd comment in this thread
@@balintnemes6774 no it's the 4th
No, This is Patrick.
Probably the best “artists react" so far. Please do more animators.
Can y’all do love death a robots? Any of them would be great but maybe the secret war or the fight scene from sonnies edge?
Man, I wish the secret war was a whole feature length movie. Such a great short!
@@martinthewarrior5016 agreed
THAT SHOW IS AMAZING
I would love to see some work from commercials! It's an often-overlooked part of the industry. It takes just as much work as cinematic pieces, but it's short form. There are also different challenges like staying on-brand and never obstructing products or trademarked characters. I work at Calabash Animation in Chicago as a compositor and ALL of our work is for commercials. Pretty much every VFX studio in Chicago works exclusively on commercials. It would be awesome to see you guys react to memorable commercials from your lives!
Charlie the Tuna (from the Starkist brand) is in the background of Foodfight. Calabash does the Starkist commercials! I didn't even notice until after I commented.
Clint was only in this video to stand up like a weirdo😂literally did nothing else the whole vid
Bless him. Lmao
I do feel he's out of his depth each and every time he's on since he's not into films, tv series or animation. No idea why he got into this industry haha
@@lordshadow3822 You can enjoy making stuff without enjoying consuming them.
@@zlobzor I dunno. I do feel in his line of work he should consume the medium even if it's for research purposes especially since the company is film based. He said he wants to be an actor but doesn't like films. I guess I don't understand him.
8:51
"Light as a feather, stiff as a board."
And he sticks the landing
Title of your sex tape.
Remake a scene from "Food Fight."
@Greg Elchert it’s definitely more appropriate to what they want to convey with The Remakeboot. Plus they actually have facial expressions
@lo l ruclips.net/video/qi-Q73RSF_c/видео.html
@lo l I'm on the same page as you. It's petty incredible if you ask me.
@lo l at the same time he's talking about the remakeboot... it's a parody, not talking about the new lion king film.
I’d love another one of these! I reckon Luca deserves a reaction - the transformation between sea monster and human is done SO well
“Is that a poop rat?!? That’s a poop rat!!!”
Was looking for this comment
We get it. your on the internet like everyone else. Real special guy you are.
@@ihavenoname.6078 How did he get his on the internet, and how do I get my on the internet?
@@ihavenoname.6078 You're* for both your username and comment.
@@ihavenoname.6078 ye dog chill
Clint: “everything pixar makes is a masterpiece”
*Cars 2 would like to know your location*
Cars 2 is very good when compared to The Good Dinosaur. The only thing that has going for it are the environments and Sam Elliot cowboy T-Rex.
@@Cuuniyevo cars 2 is only very good when compared to mass genicide
Cars 3 was worse than 2 honestly
@@splat668 yeah, but even then it was kinda beautiful, which goes to show how much effort Pixar puts into their animation, even obvious cash grabs like the Cars trilogy and Toy Story 4.
The kids who were five when it came out will defend it to death
That weasel is nightmare fuel.
Reminded me of Master from Fallout 1.
Why is it...wet?
As a non animator or VFX person, I've taken all of these films for granted. I was a teenager when the first "Toy Story" movie came out and didn't really care to see it. Now that I'm older with kids I've watched them all. They really are pretty amazing.
In the next VFX artists react, y’all gotta check out that *appearance* in the last episode of the Mandalorian
For a TV show budget they almost nailed it. Movement was off compared to the previous time they attempted this effect but otherwise great
@@muffinman3052 I'm not sure they used the same technique. That was a custom rendering pipeline. I'm pretty sure that scene was a Deepfake, or something very similar. It had the same kind of slightly off feel of the face looking like a mask.
@@muffinman3052 CGI humans is one of those things where there’s really no mercy for budget size. But add on that this is no ordinary TV show, and that it’s funded by Disney, and that the build up to this reveal was so epic... they had to do better or not at all
Animators react to Klaus. Movie is absolutely beautiful.
Can you, guys, react to Klaus, it's one of the most, ground breaking movies I've seen.
Yes, please!
I need to rewatch that, or watch it properly I guess. Animation was so solid
Klaus is so beautiful I watched it some months ago really great movie
I watched it last Christmas. Love the story and the 'Santa lore' and maaaan what a beautiful movie. Reminds me of older 2d Dreamworks stuff
I love that he explained why the scale of Pacific Rim works so well, in the context of animation.
I’d love to see more video games in this series.
I had a song placed in the movie, “Foodfight!”
I don’t know the animators, but I know a little about the fiasco.
They had a new proprietary software and some support from IBM. They were supposedly going to use this film to get it down and then start cranking out films.
My co-writer and I are both artists and we love the old Disney movies and Pixar, and we thought this was the start of something big.
But even when we saw the stills, we were horrified/anxious. I started hearing about problems - not rendering stuff until months later, and clipping happening because of it. Then Charlie Sheen had his very public breakdown and we knew it was doomed. 10 years later, the thing comes out and the quality of animation had really improved by then (but not for “Foodfight!”). The jokes were horrible 10 years earlier, now they were stale too.
This thing was an abortion from the start and one of the most disappointing things that has happened to me. I heard all of this from another songwriter who heard about it from Kasanov.
The thing is, I was told that Threshold had done the “destruction of Los Angeles” scene for “Terminator 3.”
I was so stoked! I thought “if they could do that years earlier, some cartoon stuff would be simple.
Sometimes I think that it was a real life “Producers,” - meant to fail, but that is just speculation on my part. My condolences to the animators...
Only good thing to come out of it is Jontrons review of it.
I am so sorry you had to work on that
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Condolences, it must have been heartbreaking to see something you thought was going to be a big break peter out like that
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How about a "voice actors/actress" react? You have almost every branch of the animation process but how about the voices? May be a good touch
I'd love to see this too! Perhaps they could go into the difference between casting VAs (people who only do voice work for animation and games) and casting stage actors (the way Xenoblade Chronicles 1 and the Legacy of Kain series did).
Get them to get the cast of critical.role!
And sound design
i loved all these episodes...the best part is you guys are..putting the information very crisp and to the point..and more enjoyable to watch rather than like a lecture!
Would like to suggest reacting to “Beowulf” and breaking some scenes down
Oh yeah, that was pretty amazing at the time. Haven't seen it since, though.
YES! ?I think due to it's attempt at photorealism, the CGI hasn't aged well, but I'm VERY curious to see what they think
Man, the CGI for that movie is both great and awful, some scenes are amazing and some are janky af.
Its a good movie, at least from my memory of it.
THIS. So much to react to. When I saw the trailers on TV I thought it was a mixture of live action + CGI monsters/scenery. It was only years later when I finally watched it I realized that even the 'actors' were CGI. While there's a bit of that uncanny valley quality to it, it's still pretty damn good.
Omg! Now that he points them out, all of those scenes (Woody out of nox, Sully reacting to the incinerator...) DO have certain same energy. Sweet(land)! 👏👏👏
I didn’t work on food fight but I know that it was supposed to look better, however, the original footage was actually stolen somehow and they just had to redo it quickly causing it to look like that
Oh for reals. That sucks
Unus Annus!
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F for them
its not like they had one single copy saved on a desktop. They would've had backups. Sounds like a convenient excuse for a very bad movie. Still doesnt excuse the bad voice acting/story
Having an animator react to Ghibli films would be really cool, since they have such specific types of movement and emotional expression (Ghibli tears and hair bristling etc.)
Whenever I see that weasel all I can hear is JonTron asking, "Is that a poop rat?!"
"Am I threatening you? Are you threatening me? Who's the threat here?"
ECH! BAD TOUCH! STRANGER DANGER!
Clint: 3rd ever episode!
Nico: 4th
Video title: 2
Me: confused af
I wonder why they removed the first animator's video, this was supposed to be the 3rd episode.
"Now back to the episode"
*Episode ends*
Me: welp
Toh yes
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Ok. I have to start by saying that I absolutely love every bit of content you guys have produced. I am an actor with a BFA in acting and you guys have opened my eyes to things I would have never even thought of thinking about when watching film. My world was turned upside down when I went to college to study acting and then you guys flipped my world on another axis by producing such amazing content (FYI I am also a professional wrestler so I am also a huge fan of your stuntmen react videos as well.) With all the formalities out of the way, you guys ask for suggestions and I have a few that have popped into my head. I would love to see you guys react to the visual effects of the M&M’s Christmas Santa Commercial because that piece is timeless however I feel like they have messed with the effects over the years but I also feel like they haven’t so I’d love to hear you guys react to it on a visual effects level. On every level, I’d love for you guys to react to TWO specific pieces. One is Deadpool 2 (honestly any part that would fit the video would be amazing whether you want to focus on the visual effects of the opening credits sequence or the opening fight scenes, I’d love to hear what you think,) and I’d also love for you guys to react to Stargate SG-1 as that has a great mix of visual effects and late 90’s-early 2000’s TV action sequences.
You guys rock!
Hi I worked on the movie food fight which you reacted to, it was a stressful thing to make and we never really knew when we would work on it or when we wouldn’t work on it and so many other things
Goddamn, that Last of Us 2 eye movement is such an enlightenment. I spent a minute in my bathroom trying to look at a different direction from my head movement.
I finally understand the difference between IK and FK. My teachers had tried so hard to explain it to me, but they kept failing.
This is just my favourite episodes I'm sorry. Love it.have been here since the beginning of Vfx artists react and this series have recaptured that gitty feeling I get when I see a new episode.gretlat work
Can you guys do a “Make-Up Artists React”?
Or sandwitch artists react?
That’s actually a good idea.
noobs react
Duuude, Centrifuge Brain Project is a must! This video amazed me back in 2013, and still does to this day!
Bruh I literally Laughed Out Loud when you did that pose of the weasel 9:30 because it's soo true..like wtf is that weasel doing??
8:45 "I'm sending you to the cooler" vs. "I'M GONNA KILL YOU"
wow that's just two very different vibes huh
the burglar is highly aggressive
Food fight looks like someone's fever dream 🤣💀
I’d like to hear their opinions on one of Cas van de Pol’s recap cartoons.
"4th episode ever"
Title: 2
I've been lied to.
They've done 2 episodes of Animators React to Bad and Great Cartoons in the past
We specifically need more animators react episodes. They’re always so interesting
You need to react to The Lovely Bones, specifically the scene with the horrible ragdoll simulation of the murder tumbling down the hill
The guy who did motion capture for Dex Dogtective in Foodfight taught me how to do a jump kick! True story. He said the most important piece of advice he could give people was to find a good agent.
Hey try voice actors reacts: that would be interesting
Oooooooh that'd be good! For so frickin' long Hollywood thought that *good actor = good voice actor* which we know isn't always true. I'm looking at you, Shark Tale. A break-down of what makes a voice performance good or bad definitely has enough nuance to delve into.
Not sure it fits in with the VFX theme of the corridor channel but it would be cool
I'm Batman!
Whether if it is VFX theme or not still that would be an interesting content. No offense but you know trying something unique ☺️
That's a great idea!!
Here's hoping David Hayter gets to be a guest there.
And here's hoping for them reviewing the range of a voice actor can do. ie: some talents often voiced similar character while some other have many different type of characters on their resume.
7:55 that's such an interesting point! Love input like that! Keep up the vids guys!
still wating for them to cover Hardcore henry.. visual effects and stunmen... like PLEASE
“This episode brought to you by Shudder”
Finally, a good sponsor.
Heard about them before, but I just started my Mubi subscription a few months back and though I love what Shudder has to offer, I can't do another subscription. :(
I hate horror movies so for me it’s the worst sponsor lol
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Roh yes
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"4th episode"
"Animators React 2"
The other two Animator episodes were focused on Cartoons (Animators React To Bad & Great Cartoons, and same thing with a 2 at the end). This is the fourth overall episode with Animators. Confusing but yea
Hats off who makes the thumbnail. That's reason why iam here to watch the video
That Food Fight movie HAS to be a front for money laundering
A whole lot of movies are either money laundering or tax evasion schemes. Its amazing some of the "creative accounting" that goes on.
Do an ACTORS REACT!!! Having an actor being or interacting with an animated character is a nice skill. Oh...having Andy Serkis would be a nice get for that one.
Goh yes
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yes wow
It would be great to see some breakdowns of Monty Oum's work, maybe even a comparison of the fight sequences in RWBY before and after his passing
And RvB!
I don't think I have ever seen a reaction to Redline. That is some extreme animation, fun silly anime plot but it just looks gorgeous!