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Author: ColinColin Date: Apr 7, 2008 19:57
If you could star in an animated or anime version of your current
favorite live action
film, what film would you pick, who would you like to play and what
would you like doing in the role.
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Author: Anim8rFSKAnim8rFSK Date: Apr 7, 2008 21:10
> If you could star in an animated or anime version of your current
> favorite live action
> film, what film would you pick, who would you like to play and what
> would you like doing in the role.
I wouldn't. One of the first rules of animation; more importantly, one
of Charles M. Jones first rules of animation, is "never animate anything
you don't have to"
If it's already been made as a live action film, there's probably no
need to do it again in animation.
This is a lesson Don Bluth should have learned decades ago.
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Author: Rich TRich T Date: Apr 7, 2008 22:05
On Apr 7, 9:57Â pm, Colin hotmail.com> wrote:> If you could star in an animated or anime version of your current
> favorite live action
> film, what film would you pick, who would you like to play and what
> would you like doing in the role.
I can see how one could star in a live version of an animated film,
but how can one star in an animated version of a live action film?
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Author: sanjiansanjian Date: Apr 8, 2008 03:56
Anim8rFSK wrote:
>> If you could star in an animated or anime version of your current
>> favorite live action
>> film, what film would you pick, who would you like to play and what
>> would you like doing in the role.
>
> I wouldn't. One of the first rules of animation; more importantly,
> one of Charles M. Jones first rules of animation, is "never animate
> anything you don't have to"
There goes 90%% of all anime. KareKano, Azumanga, Hidamari Sketch,
Sketchbook... hell, almost all school or slice-of-life anime. Even more
than that, actually. We have live action Sailor Moon, so why did we need to
animate it? Live action Honey and Clover (and you'll take the anime away
from me when you pry it from my cold, dead fingers), Meitantei Conan...
Fuck it. No moar anime.
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Author: Howard BrazeeHoward Brazee Date: Apr 8, 2008 04:50
On Mon, 07 Apr 2008 21:10:16 -0700, Anim8rFSK cox.net>
wrote:
>I wouldn't. One of the first rules of animation; more importantly, one
>of Charles M. Jones first rules of animation, is "never animate anything
>you don't have to"
>
>If it's already been made as a live action film, there's probably no
>need to do it again in animation.
That would exclude much of our best animated movies.
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Author: Ansgar -59cobalt- WiechersAnsgar -59cobalt- Wiechers Date: Apr 8, 2008 04:53
In rec.arts.anime.misc Rich T yahoo.com> wrote:> On Apr 7, 9:57Â pm, Colin hotmail.com> wrote:>> If you could star in an animated or anime version of your current
>> favorite live action
>> film, what film would you pick, who would you like to play and what
>> would you like doing in the role.
>
> I can see how one could star in a live version of an animated film,
> but how can one star in an animated version of a live action film?
Think "Cool World".
F'up2raam
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"My surname is Li and my personal name is Kao, and there is a slight
flaw in my character."
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Author: Aje RavenStarAje RavenStar Date: Apr 8, 2008 05:16
"sanjian" vt.edu> wrote in message
news:j-WdnbfoAe3m0mbanZ2dnUVZ_qGknZ2d@internetamerica...> Anim8rFSK wrote:
>>> If you could star in an animated or anime version of your current
>>> favorite live action
>>> film, what film would you pick, who would you like to play and what
>>> would you like doing in the role.
>>
>> I wouldn't. One of the first rules of animation; more importantly,
>> one of Charles M. Jones first rules of animation, is "never animate
>> anything you don't have to"
>
> There goes 90%% of all anime. KareKano, Azumanga, Hidamari Sketch,
> Sketchbook... hell, almost all school or slice-of-life anime. Even more
> than that, actually. We have live action Sailor Moon, so why did we need
> to animate it? Live action Honey and Clover (and you'll take the anime ...
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Author: Bill MartinBill Martin Date: Apr 8, 2008 06:13
On 2008-04-08 00:05:28 -0500, Rich T yahoo.com> said:
> On Apr 7, 9:57Â pm, Colin hotmail.com> wrote:>> If you could star in an animated or anime version of your current
>> favorite live action
>> film, what film would you pick, who would you like to play and what
>> would you like doing in the role.
>
> I can see how one could star in a live version of an animated film,
> but how can one star in an animated version of a live action film?
VOICE acting? Sheesh, it's like someone's never heard of the complete
industry that's been around since the early days of radio dramas.
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Author: Kip WilliamsKip Williams Date: Apr 8, 2008 06:19
Aje RavenStar wrote:
> "sanjian" vt.edu> wrote in message ...
>> away from me when you pry it from my cold, dead fingers), Meitantei
It occurred to a number of people, including Mark Evanier and me. I said
they were going to bury him as soon as they prized the rifle loose.
That's not to say the one you pointed to wasn't funnier. Short as it is,
you could probably have just quoted it:
'Heston Family Has Difficulty Coping with his Death
'
'The family of Charlton Heston is reportedly having a hard time dealing
'with his death Saturday night. "Taking the guns from his cold dead
'hands - much creepier than expected," reports a family spokesperson.
'"Even though he gave us permission to do this several times, the rigor
'mortis made it fairly difficult, and way creepier than you would
'think."
Kip W
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Author: Anim8rFSKAnim8rFSK Date: Apr 8, 2008 07:14
In article 4ax.com>,
Howard Brazee brazee.net> wrote:
> On Mon, 07 Apr 2008 21:10:16 -0700, Anim8rFSK cox.net>
> wrote:
> >>I wouldn't. One of the first rules of animation; more importantly, one
>>of Charles M. Jones first rules of animation, is "never animate anything
>>you don't have to"
>>
>>If it's already been made as a live action film, there's probably no
>>need to do it again in animation.
>
> That would exclude much of our best animated movies.
Name one.
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