Re: Who is the Most Hated Person in the History of the Animation Industry?
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Re: Who is the Most Hated Person in the History of the Animation Industry?         

Group: rec.arts.animation · Group Profile
Author: Derek Janssen
Date: May 25, 2008 22:23

Juan F. Lara wrote:
>>
>>So is the position that any given activity makes someone hateable
>
> Most of the people listed are universally held in contempt. Michael
> Eisner and Peggy Charren have few defenders.
> OTOH, John K has made many
> valuable contributions to the animation industry, and so people objected to
> him being listed.

I, OTOH, was the one who claimed John K. as "to the animation industry
what Tim Burton is to directing"--And not in the good way: 9_9

Ie., one who's able to TALK a great game about how much he loves the old
vintage-HB shorts, and hires himself out on DVD commentaries as
self-appointed authority on All Looney Tunes, Especially Bob Clampett,
'Cause They're the Wackiest--
And yet for his own contributions, centrates on Wacky Spastic tributes
to his "influences" that seem to reflect *selectively* chosen
arrested-high-school interests that don't even strike within miles of
why the REAL experts found the vintage material funny--And if it hadn't
been for his own extra-curricular "Animation expert" moonlighting, we'd
have sworn he was just getting a cheap unresearched laff out of old
50's/60's pop-references, just like all the other wannabes...

...With "defenders" of the old-school like John K., we don't need any
Cartoon Networks. -_-

Derek Janssen
ejanss1@verizon.net
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