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Live action / animation hybrids have always worked better in small doses, & this commercial illustrates something I tried to articulate in my Superman commentary, which is that when you see Superman in his native cartoon form, your brain accepts him as Superman more you ever could any actor... show more

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Don Tworry19 hours ago

Wait minute, Superman...

Half Past Pistachio19 hours ago

Patrick Warburton saying "Lois" doesn't make me think Lois Lane.

Contra Jones17 hours ago

Patrick Warburton should be the default voice for Superman.

CrimsonBlue55519 hours ago

Can't wait for your video, but I have a question. Do you think this applies to "mixed media" as well? Like if you had a clay character interacting with a 2D hand drawn character, do your criticisms of "live action/animation" come into play? Or no since both are animated?

Spum15 hours ago

No, as you'll see in the vid my criticisms are aimed at films which came after Roger Rabbit which tried to imitate it in the most superficial way - "Look, a famous cartoon character with a familiar actor!" - & this applies not just to the more obvious ripoffs but basically the whole subgenre of live action films which adapt cartoons by using pseudo-realistic CG characters, like Alvin and the Chipmunks

echo15 hours ago

Oh Yes Wyoming! still pops in my head from time to time.

J.a best5 hours ago

Ok does film like smurf count then yeah I guess I can see what you mean

Jojoke5 hours ago

1738?

Salven - City-Boy Vtuber9 hours ago

Is that Patrick Warburton???? AS SUPERMAN???? AND IT WORKS????????

Taffy Lewis13 hours ago

Nah, he still just sounds like Puddy. I was always annoyed by the woman they cast as Lois. Pretty frumpy looking.

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Nick Nolte is 85. An actor I love. He’s made countless films & dozens of movies that I will always watch for as long as I live. His #Oscar nominated performance in Warrior is one of his best. He puts his entire soul on the line & then some. This is a film you should see.

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45,873 views • 7 months ago