I feel like animation has more potential and actually has a feel that can't be mimicked by a live-action movie. For example, The Lion King live-action doesn't have the same charm as the animation, the same goes for a lot of live actions. And yet, when we see some usually live-action movies like Star Wars adapted into animation, they add a lot to it and generally do a lot of things better.
I think the lack of restrictions allows for much greater expressions of emotion, especially in non-human characters. When you look at Simba's reaction to his fathers death in the original compared to the 'live-action' remake, there's really no competition
Such a seductive and thought full perspective on animated movie and show media, HUZZAH and well-faired, Chap! Never stop the movies maestro Max does Movies!!!
No not yet, I've tried starting the show a few times but I always end up getting sidetracked. I am definitely going to watch the show and then the films at some point, maybe over summer.
This is a very insightful view on animation. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
truly a delectable and imaginative view on the movie industry, true talent
keep it up and will he ever stop doing movies?
I feel like animation has more potential and actually has a feel that can't be mimicked by a live-action movie. For example, The Lion King live-action doesn't have the same charm as the animation, the same goes for a lot of live actions. And yet, when we see some usually live-action movies like Star Wars adapted into animation, they add a lot to it and generally do a lot of things better.
I think the lack of restrictions allows for much greater expressions of emotion, especially in non-human characters. When you look at Simba's reaction to his fathers death in the original compared to the 'live-action' remake, there's really no competition
Such a seductive and thought full perspective on animated movie and show media, HUZZAH and well-faired, Chap! Never stop the movies maestro Max does Movies!!!
Have you seen the end of Evangelion
No not yet, I've tried starting the show a few times but I always end up getting sidetracked. I am definitely going to watch the show and then the films at some point, maybe over summer.
Animation can't be emotional. I wonder what people, who said this, watched as a child.
Anyone who says this has no respect for film