Animated Antic

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This joke in Inside Out gets me every time.

This gag from The Princess and the Frog never gets old.

I don't know what's more astonishing about the iconic ballroom shot from Beauty and the Beast. The fact that James Baxter did this entire shot by himself or the fact he was just 24 when animated it. Either way, it is just incredible to watch every single time.

This is basically all I'm seeing with the Ellisons not getting Warner Bros. right now. Talk about pathetic.

Here's a pencil test of Shere Khan from The Jungle Book by Milt Kahl. Nothing will ever beat seeing the incredible craft of animation made by humans. So much personality and artistry in their works.

Here's some footage of Tom Hanks recording his part as Woody in Toy Story with the audio that would end up in the final film. It's pretty cool to see this footage and see Hanks record this character considering how it would be a big part of film history.

Have a pencil test of Alice from Alice in Wonderland,

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Turning Red is still comedy gold. Never fails to make me laugh.

Twenty five years ago today, The Iron Giant was released. Easily the best-animated film Warner Bros has ever put out, this film soars thanks to its great themes, amazing animation, well-written characters, and also one of the emotionally moving finales ever. A masterpiece.

One thing that I love about A Goofy Movie is that when it gets to the argument scene, you feel bad for both Max and Goofy since despite both of their mistakes, you can understand both of their goals at trying to connect. It's the kind of honest writing I love.

One scene that I love in How to Train Your Dragon is when Hiccup wakes up and realizes Toothless is in his house. The moment was actually Steven Spielberg's idea and I'm glad he suggested it cause it helped enforce the bond, especially when Hiccup realizes he lost his foot.

It's been nearly three years since it came out and the climax of Nimona still gets me every single time. Words cannot describe how much of a miracle it was that this film got released, how it is, and what it means to me. It's the film Blue Sky deserves to be remembered for.

I still love hilarious and how much fun The Bad Guys is.

The pencil test of Beast's transformation in Beauty and the Beast is so stunning to look at each and every time. Glen Keane admitted he was influenced by Michelangelo's work when making this and you can see it very clearly.

Have a pencil test of Dr. Facilie's demise in The Princess and the Frog. Nothing beats classic hand drawn animation in my eyes.

Fifteen years ago today, Winnie the Pooh was released. The latest hand-drawn film released by Walt Disney Animation Studios, this is such a lovable take on the silly old bear which has some great animation and songs as well as a lot of hilarious humor. I really love this one.

Every time I watch The Bad Guys, I always find myself having so much fun just at how great the animation, action, and comedy is. Everything is just so tightly put together and DreamWorks knocked it out of the park. Can't wait for the sequel in August.

One animated short I always love watching is Disney Animation's Lorenzo and it's mainly because of the animation alone. I always love the hand-painted look of the short which really complements the goofy story well.

Here's a pencil test of Dr. Facilier's defeat from The Princess and the Frog. Man, I miss this hand drawn animation from Walt Disney Animation Studios so much. Maybe one day it'll come back. Maybe, hopefully.

It's always interesting to me how the Rhapsody in Blue segment in Fantasia 2000 was initially intended as a standalone short because it has so much DNA of Fantasia in it. Either way, I'm glad Eric Goldberg got to make it at Disney Animation cause it's pure art.

One gag in Wallace &amp; Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit that I still find hilarious is the opening scene showing the duo in the photographs. It's still such a hilarious way to get reintroduced to the characters again and great visual comedy.

The final battle between Puss and Death in Puss in Boots: The Last Wish is still one of the coolest animated action scenes in recent memory. I can tell that so much effort went into this.

During the making of the reference film for the Made Tea Party scene from Alice in Wonderland, Ed Wynn improvised the moment where he "fixes" the White Rabbit's pocket watch on the spot. Walt Disney ended up loving it so much that the whole bit ended up in the final film.

Thirty-five years later and Why Should I Worry from Oliver and Company is still a bop. Gotta love Billy Joel.

Whenever times are rough, I always think back to the ending of A Boy Named Charlie Brown and what Linus says to Charlie Brown after he loses the spelling bee. It's a good message for people that we all need at times like this.

I seriously just love how good the energy and animation of The Bad Guys is. The artists at DreamWorks really went above and beyond for this film.

DreamWorks has created tons of great villains, but I still believe that Lord Shen in Kung Fu Panda 2 is my favorite they've created. He's the definition of a perfect villain. Insane, manipulative, and absolutely pure evil, all while having a great Gary Oldman performance.

One gag in Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit that I still find hilarious is the opening scene showing the duo in the photographs. It's still such a hilarious way to get reintroduced to the characters again and great visual comedy.