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[Dominus]

Frozen is like Avatar, incredibly overrated.

That comes off as a weighty exaggeration, but to each their own. I could barely handle Avatar. I will agree that there is an insane overpopularity with the Frozen franchise.

*sigh* miss the traditional Disney film

I do miss it. Nostalgia Critic once theorized that Fully-3D films a la CG are easier for audiences to accept than classical stuff they've done early on. The last one we had was, Princess and the Frog?

Right. Big Hero 6. It'll probably be one of the better Disney films. My hype level isn't more than low to moderate, but I could be proven wrong soon enough. I see an entertaining film. Outside of a 2 minute preview, I won't be able to tell much more than that.

I see "Following in the footsteps of those who passed" + "Cartoony Amon with unknown motive". Also, Comic Relief-Bot.

[LPPrince]

My hype level isn't more than low to moderate, but I could be proven wrong soon enough. I see an entertaining film. Outside of a 2 minute preview, I won't be able to tell much more than that.

 

Thats how you should go into it. The folks(like me) who love Frozen didn't go in thinking it was gonna be God's gift to films, and then we were blown away.

 

It's all about those expectations. Just go in with middling expectations and if the movie's great, it'll shock you in a good way.

[LPPrince]

Dominus with a great find, Disney's Brian Kesinger over on Deviantart with a post about character driven storytelling, involving some Disney works like Big Hero 6-

 

http://techgnotic.de...riven-489740238

[Mr.House]

I shall always prefer traditional animation.

 

/stuck in the old ways

[AresKeith]

Frozen is like Avatar, incredibly overrated.

 

Wreck it Ralph was good 

[Mr.House]

I don't hate CGI( loved GttG because the CGI was done great) my problem is when it's overused and Disney is simply overusing it. I want another traditional animations like we got from Princess and the frog. Sure it was not as good as the classics but what made it special was it went back to the traditional style and had that magic that all these recent Disney films are lacking imo.

 

Also Keith David.

[AresKeith]

I don't hate CGI( loved GttG because the CGI was done great) my problem is when it's overused and Disney is simply overusing it. I want another traditional animations like we got from Princess and the frog. Sure it was not as good as the classics but what made it special was it went back to the traditional style and had that magic that all these recent Disney films are lacking imo.

 

Also Keith David.

 

I agree they have been overusing CGI 

[Jaison1986]

I don't hate CGI( loved GttG because the CGI was done great) my problem is when it's overused and Disney is simply overusing it. I want another traditional animations like we got from Princess and the frog. Sure it was not as good as the classics but what made it special was it went back to the traditional style and had that magic that all these recent Disney films are lacking imo.

 

Also Keith David.

 

It works the other way around too. I for one have no problem with either animation style. Paperman is one of my favourite animations ever, and it uses both CGI and traditional animation. I think they should do it more often, but perhaps it might be too costly for Disney

[LPPrince]

Y'all are aware this is their new style right? They're not doing hand drawn films like the old days anymore. Its not overuse, its change. They've outright put the style of hand drawn animation in the past.

[Mr.House]

Y'all are aware this is their new style right? They're not doing hand drawn films like the old days anymore. Its not overuse, its change. They've outright put the style of hand drawn animation in the past.

And I don't like it. They should have left the CGI films to Pixar where we had traditional and CGI, now it's just CGI and it's simply boring.

[TheClonesLegacy]

Tbf, the best animated film of the past few years is The Lego Movie.

Which was CG stylized to look like Stop-motion.

So there is merit to the art form.

[Dominus]

Reviewing what the preview is implying, I'd like to toss out a theory. Looking at the ingredients, This feels reminiscent of one video game.

Spoiler

Mother 3, Klaus is hinted to have passed away but has been under someone's control instead.


Disney's modern films seem to be going the -Family Issues- route. Incredibles did this, though it wasn't the cause of Syndrome as an antagonist. Brave did this, without necessarily defining an antagonist. You could argue the same of Frozen, though it wasn't shrouded from the audience. I would not be surprised if our masked villain is Tadashi, though whether he's being controlled or it's of his own free will is unknown. His abilities seem supernatural; perhaps he discovered a form of technology that could be interpreted as such?

From the Trailer: "People keep saying Tadashi's not really gone..."

Maybe they're right.
(Keep in mind it's just a theory, though.)

[OdanUrr]

[LPPrince]

They'll probably dig more into the other characters if they do a sequel.