This is so AWESOME!!! I am always in awe of Laika!! I love stop motion so much and my favourite thing ever is being able to see the process behind how it was made - thanks so much for this 😍
I LOVE Laika and their work! But admittedly I was a bit saddened by the use of computer animation in Missing Link. I really felt like it took away some of the magic and art of their meticulous stop motion. It sort of made it look like a normal cartoon. In fact I looked for this video just to confirm it was in fact stop motion and not just animation.. I just felt like, if you’re going to use computer animation for most of the background and effects, what’s to say you don’t just use it to make the characters expressions too.. 😕 I absolutely LOVE everything they have made and I just don’t want it to be seen as another “cartoon” after all the amazing work they did with those puppets!! 😍
While I appreciated all the work that went into making this, I agree. I think they could have saved a lot of money by simply using their CG characters instead of 3D printing every frame. If their budget was 50-60 million dollars like their other movies, they made just around half their budget which means we might not see this type of animation in the future. While I think this is cool, I am perfectly fine with how The Lego Movie(s) looked. They can capture that stop motion feel even if everything is CG.
I would travel and pay to see an expo on the making of this movie or any Laika movie, it's absolutely fascinating. WAY better than anything that Disney could make.
This has just been released on Netflix in the UK. Truly amazing work 😮 and silky smooth animation, I was trying to figure out if this is CG or stop-motion as lacks the slight jumpiness you usually get with the latter. Incredible patience for all involved in production too.
Best Studio ever, but I have this problem. Why are Laika movies so limited in screening? I wanted to see Missing Link but there is just less screentime. Just one or two screenings of that movie, and in just less of a month. Why is that?
I have a feeling that Matt Lucas and David Walliams characters are going to best friends as areference to their work on Little Britain and Come fly with me
Films by Laika are awesome! but.... they put on so much "post", the film seems 3d generated and not so stop-motion. In some places, you have to wonder why they do stop-motion, it looks so CGed.
it is insanely cheaper tho than a pixar or disney animated film. i saw in an interview that coraline, paranorman, and boxtrolls combined cost about as much as only one pixar film
The truth is, with all its money and advances, it still isn't as clever or funny as Nick Park's A Grand Day Out and The Wrong Trousers. The script is everything. And all the perceived 'problems' with traditional animation are what makes it charming. Stop-frame feels like what you wanted playing with your toys to be. All the advances seem to bleed the life from it.
Stop-motion has used armatures of this nature for a long time. I've experimented with armature-less claymation and it's a pain just getting the figures to stand up nevermind do all the actions they do.
This film deserved way more love than it got.
it still isn't out in my country and many others so we'll see
@@FioreDeste did you see the work it took to make this
This is failing at the box office, please help support Laika and go see this in theaters! ☺️
I will
When I have money😟
ken kaneki it’s not expensive to go see it in theaters, usually it’s from 10-20 USD for your average theater.
A lot of UK cinemas are only like £5 a ticket
Narscilla bruh, reviews saying that it’s really good, and is not failing
John Dorosan he means box office, it didn’t make a lot of money despite being a good movie
I absolutely adore Laika Studios, they make such wonderful magical films
As much as I do love the modern stop motion innovations, apart of me does love/enjoy the old school (where you see finger prints, changes in fur, etc)
This is so AWESOME!!! I am always in awe of Laika!! I love stop motion so much and my favourite thing ever is being able to see the process behind how it was made - thanks so much for this 😍
Laika just gets bigger and bigger and it's exciting!!
Watching this movie right now and it’s just amazing knowing the work and know how that went into it.
I LOVE Laika and their work! But admittedly I was a bit saddened by the use of computer animation in Missing Link. I really felt like it took away some of the magic and art of their meticulous stop motion. It sort of made it look like a normal cartoon.
In fact I looked for this video just to confirm it was in fact stop motion and not just animation..
I just felt like, if you’re going to use computer animation for most of the background and effects, what’s to say you don’t just use it to make the characters expressions too.. 😕
I absolutely LOVE everything they have made and I just don’t want it to be seen as another “cartoon” after all the amazing work they did with those puppets!! 😍
While I appreciated all the work that went into making this, I agree. I think they could have saved a lot of money by simply using their CG characters instead of 3D printing every frame. If their budget was 50-60 million dollars like their other movies, they made just around half their budget which means we might not see this type of animation in the future. While I think this is cool, I am perfectly fine with how The Lego Movie(s) looked. They can capture that stop motion feel even if everything is CG.
I would travel and pay to see an expo on the making of this movie or any Laika movie, it's absolutely fascinating. WAY better than anything that Disney could make.
Laika, everytime they made new a movie: this is our most complicated puppet ever
This studio better win an oscar for something at some point, I'd love to see them collaborate on a project with Aardman too.
I feel like this movie was pulled off looking even more effortless than Laika's other's, so impressive.
This has just been released on Netflix in the UK. Truly amazing work 😮 and silky smooth animation, I was trying to figure out if this is CG or stop-motion as lacks the slight jumpiness you usually get with the latter. Incredible patience for all involved in production too.
Another masterpiece done by laika, well done
Incredible achievement, so glad I got to see it on the big screen.
Best Studio ever, but I have this problem. Why are Laika movies so limited in screening? I wanted to see Missing Link but there is just less screentime. Just one or two screenings of that movie, and in just less of a month. Why is that?
I have a feeling that Matt Lucas and David Walliams characters are going to best friends as areference to their work on Little Britain and Come fly with me
It’s a great movie. Weird to hear comments saying it’s not going well
Well insider the flicker in the isle of dogs was made to look like wind no a big mess.
I swear to god, I've never been in love with an animated movie since Simpsons Movie
OMG DAVID WILLIAMS YOU PLAY AS THE MR LUMEL LINT SIR THATS AWESOME WE LOVE YOU
I WILL GO BACK TO WORK OKAY
Films by Laika are awesome!
but.... they put on so much "post", the film seems 3d generated and not so stop-motion. In some places, you have to wonder why they do stop-motion, it looks so CGed.
it is insanely cheaper tho than a pixar or disney animated film. i saw in an interview that coraline, paranorman, and boxtrolls combined cost about as much as only one pixar film
So the guys who made kubo made another one that’s just like it?
Yes, yes yes yes
Laika😧
The truth is, with all its money and advances, it still isn't as clever or funny as Nick Park's
A Grand Day Out and The Wrong Trousers.
The script is everything.
And all the perceived 'problems' with traditional animation are what makes it charming.
Stop-frame feels like what you wanted playing with your toys to be.
All the advances seem to bleed the life from it.
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Who else also tought it was animated? 🤭
So basically, stop motion films are mini-robots films now
Stop-motion has used armatures of this nature for a long time. I've experimented with armature-less claymation and it's a pain just getting the figures to stand up nevermind do all the actions they do.
Soooo tedious
not if you love it XD