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This prologue scene in Treasure Planet where Jim while solar surfing, cuts the engine and plummets always floors me because of how accurately it treats the physics of a free fall. The sheer sense of weight, speed, and genuine air resistance they managed to capture. The violent camera shake perfectly mimicking how you'd experience it in a real dive.
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1984 short film Orpheus and Eurydice by animator Lesley Keen🏺 The entire film is masterfully animated in the exact style of ancient Greek red-figure and black-figure pottery. Without a single word of dialogue, characters glide across the screen like a rotating classical vase.
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Meet Gabriella, Ariel's deaf and mute friend from "The Little Mermaid" TV series.
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Witch Hazel is one of the most underrated Looney Tunes character.
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Johnny Bravo is turned into a woman by a disgruntled fortuneteller in order to show him what it truly means to be a woman.
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Raise your hand if you are one of the five people who remember this movie ✋
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Watching this scene as a kid, I just thought, "Oh, bummer, Wendy got old, but hey, new adventures with Jane!" Watching it as an adult, it hits differently. As a kid, you view the story through Peter’s eyes. Growing up feels like a choice or a mistake. But watching it as an adult, you view it through Wendy. You suddenly understand the crushing weight of how fast time moves, and you feel that bittersweet sting of realizing your own childhood is gone.
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Somehow John Henry (2000) plays like a metaphor for ai art vs human creativity.
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40 years to this hybrid genius of 2D & 3D. For the Big Ben climax in 'The Great Mouse Detective', Disney wanted dynamic camera moves through Big Ben’s gears, but in 1986 there was no digital compositing. Solution? 3D wireframes plotted by literal ballpoint pen machines, xeroxed onto cels, hand-painted, then filmed with 2D characters layered on top. Animation is supposed to be about these creative innovations, not soulless shortcuts.
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It is impossible to overstate how much of the classic Disney magic belongs to the foley genius Jimmy MacDonald.
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