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Posted by tc-fan on Feb-14-2003 06:29:

best animation movie??

check out the trailer and witness one of the best movies eva...
http://www.wonderfuldays.co.kr/english/

let me know what u all think..

Posted by mikefasssy on Feb-14-2003 07:11:

my favourite animation movies are shrek and monsters inc, basically the pixar kru produce good stuff.

Posted by gOOD-tRiP on Feb-14-2003 07:15:

WOW... real good animation coupled with the best computer animation i ever seen. looks very nice. Koreans are great animators. Is the movie going to be in korean?

Posted by gOOD-tRiP on Feb-14-2003 07:18:

oh browsing through the whole site most of the shots were miniatures.

Posted by jzmhed1 on Feb-14-2003 07:46:

Re: best animation movie??

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Originally posted by trance[]control-fan
check out the trailer and witness one of the best movies eva...
http://www.wonderfuldays.co.kr/english/

let me know what u all think..

the animation is ridiculously awesome, but i cant really say that its one of the best movies ever until ive actually seen it.

remember, "final fantasy: the spirits within" looked damn good, but it turned out to be the worst movie this side of "dude, wheres my car?"

Posted by fastmp3 on Feb-14-2003 09:14:

looks nice , when does it come out in north america ?

Posted by KilldaDJ on Feb-14-2003 18:44:

gotta be final fantasy, me liky

Posted by RenderedDream on Feb-14-2003 19:39:

well "Final Flight Of The Osiris" from The Animatrix and another cut of an other short film of the animatrix blowed me away..
The only thing unrealistic i caught was some movements and face expression.. the CGI and reality is outstanding!
otherwise, a released film..i think it would be Final Fantasy

Posted by Phaetyl on Feb-14-2003 22:52:

The animation looks great. I like the whole blending of traditional animation and cgi, reminds me of a mini series called blue submarine 6. As for the movie itself, I'd have to see it to pass judgement.

Posted by arturob on Feb-15-2003 03:37:

Re: best animation movie??

Posted by cycloptor on Feb-15-2003 08:21:

"rejected" by don hertzfeldt. or perhaps "billy's balloon" or "l'amour" also by him.

to be honest. it was good animation, not the best that i have seen, but very good. but.... nothing special or amazing. hand drawn characters and CGI together. its been done before.... hell, even futurerama used the technique. meh.... im not blown away.

Posted by MaGiK54 on Feb-15-2003 17:22:

Thanks for posting this trailer, very cool stuff.

Posted by Spad on Feb-15-2003 17:41:

Akira
Toy Story

and I didn't think Final Fantasy was all that bad, I think people were just expecting more plot-wise because of the games, but as I've never played them I went in to it expecting nothing and really enjoyed it.

Posted by DJ_Skaya on Feb-15-2003 23:26:

Akira
Princess Mononoke
Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust

The best Japanese anime films ever made, by far. Princess Mononoke is one of Roger Ebert's top ten all-time films.

Posted by DJ_Skaya on Feb-15-2003 23:32:

Wow, just checked out the trailer. Looks incredible! Any information about when it will have a release in the US?

Posted by White_Raven360 on Feb-16-2003 05:05:

Animation Movie

I like Escaflowne, the movie (Though I preferred the show.)

Amon Saga, Perfect Blue, Legend of Arg- (Something) and Princess Mononoke are my favourites.

Final Fantasy was a pioneering move in moviemaking, and I liked it only for the art. As is Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron. Yeah, it's cute, but not that wonderful... I loved the artwork however. The Secret of N-I-M-H is an awesome movie, especially for 1982. The Last Unicorn was really something, especially when I was six or so. I used to rent the N-I-M-H and the Lost Unicorn and watch them all the time. *Reminisces at lost childhood.* Ahh, those were the days... When kid's movie rentals were 99cents and you didn't even have to pay them 'coz your parents did for you...

*And a note about Roger Eberts*
He did rate Vanilla Sky as 'One of the best movies of the year.' That movie was a bigger bomb than Fat Man and Little Boy.