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Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:13 pm
by pap64
Disney's Divinity wrote:
pap64 wrote: Regarding CG animation, I personally am not bothered by it. Do I want to see more hand drawn, stop-motion and other methods of animation being used? Absolutely. But I am not one of those fans that are quick to diss a movie because it's in CG. After all, CG, like hand drawn animation is a means to tell a story.
I'm not sure if this is directed towards me or Marky, but I wasn't complaining that this movie was 3D (though I am and probably always will be disappointed that it wasn't greenlit as a 2D film). We were talking about the work that is in the film, not about it being 3D itself. That we might find some flaws doesn't mean we hate it just because it's 3D.
Also, about CG trying to be realistic, let us not forget that Disney's old animators studied human movement and physics A LOT in hopes of obtaining a realistic illusion. The difference now is that there is a dimension to work with. I say CG adds weight to the characters, hence why at times the movements are either stiff or odd. But to say that CG tries too hard to be realistic is forgetting that at one point the Disney animators wanted to convey some form of realism in their movies as well, often pairing it with extreme unrealism in the process.
Yes, I know. There's no reason to treat me like a dunce--I've seen Cinderella. The thing is that nothing in Cinderella comes off "stiff" when they go for a realistic look. Disney animators learned how to take the best of and leave the worst of live-action reference. 3D hasn't quite got there yet--and that's not me condemning the medium, but seeing that it still has room for improvement. 2D doesn't have the same flaws as 3D--to the point that it's hard to compare them. What works in 2D might not work in 3D, and vice versa. 2D films have been shown to have a heavy degree of realism without being hurt for it--3D hasn't reached that point. What I meant, personally, is that 3D itself is based on realism, moreso than 2D, because the films become almost like a live-action film on the computer. I simply pointed out (my opinion, of course), that 3D films only work when they go for stylized designs. When they try to go for extreme realism, like with Gothel, it doesn't work. Maybe that'll change in the future when they get better at it.

The only problem is they seem to treat CG as if it's 2D on the computer, when it's not. They're two different forms of animation, with their own individual strengths and weaknesses.

Let's get some things straight. First, you guys have to remember that the era in which the fab four were released the animation industry was different from the one we are going through right now. At the time, there wasn't anything quite like the fab four. Sure, there were animated movies like Secret of NIHM and An American Tale in the 80s, but the fab four were the ones to both bring back classic Disney animation while being new and refreshing. They are iconic because they WERE unique. So much so that everyone, including Don Bluth, mimicked their style.
Again, I know. We are on a Disney forum, right? I do kind of know the general picture of these types of things. :wink:

Anyway, you've only repeated what I said. I wasn't trying to idolize the fab four, but point out that they were successful because they were different. Whereas TP&TF and Rapunzel are, to be fair, not. They are still in the same tradition of the animated musical that began with Oliver and Company and Mermaid. Yes, they are better movies than HOTR, of a much higher quality, but Disney won't stand out again until they try something different in the way they adapt stories. Which they aren't doing here.

When I said all of this, I was not being negative. I was just pointing out genuine points that I feel they could improve on. I'm sure I'll like Tangled well enough as a film (just as I loved MTR and enjoyed Bolt--other 3D films which I was not biased against). But I'm not expecting the Holy Grail like some people. That's all.
First of all, I wasn't treating you or ANYONE else like a dunce. I'm just pointing a few things out as well as my opinion. I will say that some of the comments just brought some thoughts out and decided to comment. Sorry if I came out like that, but trust me when I say that if I wanted to be harsh to anyone you would know right away. ;)

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:27 pm
by LucilleBallFilms
New Viral Video: Police Pursuit
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Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:30 pm
by DisneyDude2010
thanks ^^^^^

more videos !!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:36 pm
by Tristy
OK. As much as I hated the initial trailer for this film, i like the spoofy ads they are doing for this. They are just so clever.

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 1:07 pm
by toonaspie
LucilleBallFilms wrote:New Viral Video: Police Pursuit
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They did a similar joke in Shrek 2.

If this is what Disney calls marketing, I'm scared to see what they got planned for Pooh.

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 1:09 pm
by phan258
These spoof ads are SO AMAZING :lol: :lol: :lol:

And now we know Flynn is 6'1"....mmm :wink:

EDIT: For those who are interested, I tried to re-arrange the songs on the soundtrack in the order they come up in the actual movie (because personally I just like hearing them in order! XD ) I'll put them in white for anyone who doesn't want soundtrack/title spoilers, and FOR OTHERS WHO HAVE SEEN THE MOVIE--Feel free to correct me if any of these are out of sequence!! I did my best, but it HAS been a month since I saw the film.... :lol:

Soundtrack spoilers HERE:

Prologue
When Will My Life Begin?
Mother Knows Best
When Will My Life Begin? Reprise 1
Flynn Wanted
When Will My Life Begin Reprise? 2
Horse With No Rider
I've Got a Dream
Escape Route
Healing Incantation
Campfire
Mother Knows Best (Reprise)
Kingdom Dance
Waiting for the Lights
I See the Light
Return to Mother
Realization and Escape
The Tear Heals
Kingdom Celebration
Something That I Want

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 1:16 pm
by pap64
Kind of ironic that at one point a girl using a frying pan was deemed as being sexist, but now it is the ideal comedic prop for ANYONE to use.

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 1:16 pm
by DisneyFan09
akhenaten wrote:dare i say this...
listening to the soundtrack without watching how it works in the film, im disappointed. it lacks a coherent theme like menken;s previous efforts. mother knows best is reminiscent of poor unfortunate soul in terms of style and i rate the album below even henry mancini's great score for Great mouse detective. even below home on the range. i cant believe i enjoyed princes and the frog's album more on the first viewing. i hope the movie wont let me down. im already super excited and especially more since all the standees in the city is putting it as rapunzel (without a tangled tale).

menken's greatest score is still hunchback of notre dame. and not because its classic or epic. just cause.
I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one who was dissapointed by the soundtrack. It isn't bad, but it comes as mild dissapointment. The songs and the score lacks the certain spark that makes Menken's best work outstanding. I actually enjoyed THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG album more. It was good for Randy Newman-score and normally I don't like Newman at all.

The only song that I really like is "I See The Light". That song is fantastic. The other songs are okay, but I don't like "Mother Knows Best" and "I''ve Got A Dream". The only part of the score that I really like is "Kingdom Dance", which is awesome. I only wish Menken could bring the Medieval or Irish theme through the whole soundtrack.

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 1:31 pm
by LucilleBallFilms

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 1:36 pm
by Semaj
They're really serious about making sure people see this film.

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 1:44 pm
by eralkfang
Those are cute; the police one is a little overdone, but the Frying Pan one is great. I kind of can't get over how wonderful her hair looks–I'm sure it could have been done well in 2D, but it looks fabulous in 3D.

I was catching up on Glee on Hulu, and most of the ads were for Tangled; short clips, but they had some new footage, like Rapunzel kicking over a pile of leaves and Maximus almost chomping off her hair during a fight scene! I don't know how to access them, but if you catch up on your TV on Hulu, you might see them.

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 1:50 pm
by Fairytales
Ouch... the Police one is gonna wake up the Shrek lovers. Soon you'll get all those: 'Tangled is copying Shrek!' messages all over again.

The fryingpan one made me laugh :D

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 1:58 pm
by Fairytales
I can't watch Hulu, i don't live in USA (unfortunately)

I tried watching one of those If you can dream vids because those were available for me, but it didn't show an ad.
I wish they'd start showing commercials and trailers of Tangled in my country! (holland) I haven't seen one, and it's coming out in two weeks on december 1st... and they are showing trailers for movies that come in the midst of december! :?

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 2:19 pm
by Poody
These videos are hilarious!

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 3:32 pm
by Fairytales
pap64 wrote:Kind of ironic that at one point a girl using a frying pan was deemed as being sexist, but now it is the ideal comedic prop for ANYONE to use.

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
:lol: good one!

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 3:46 pm
by HumorlessPoppycock
phan258 wrote: EDIT: For those who are interested, I tried to re-arrange the songs on the soundtrack in the order they come up in the actual movie (because personally I just like hearing them in order! XD ) I'll put them in white for anyone who doesn't want soundtrack/title spoilers, and FOR OTHERS WHO HAVE SEEN THE MOVIE--Feel free to correct me if any of these are out of sequence!! I did my best, but it HAS been a month since I saw the film.... :lol:

Soundtrack spoilers HERE:

Prologue
When Will My Life Begin?
Mother Knows Best
When Will My Life Begin? Reprise 1
Flynn Wanted
When Will My Life Begin Reprise? 2
Horse With No Rider
Escape Route
Campfire
Healing Incantation
Mother Knows Best (Reprise)
Kingdom Dance
Waiting for the Lights
I See the Light
Return to Mother
Realization and Escape
The Tear Heals
Kingdom Celebration
Something That I Want
Oops - What about 'I've Got a Dream'?

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 3:59 pm
by RodryCroft
Great videos!! =D
And... guys.... There are only 7 DAYS LEFT!!! =DDDDD

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 4:32 pm
by spitweet
RodryCroft wrote:Great videos!! =D
And... guys.... There are only 7 DAYS LEFT!!! =DDDDD
I know... I have been waiting for Disney's version of Rapunzel for over 18 years... I remember my mom used to tell me the story of Rapunzel when I was young and I kept on asking her when Disney would make it's version !

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 4:46 pm
by Elladorine
RodryCroft wrote:Great videos!! =D
And... guys.... There are only 7 DAYS LEFT!!! =DDDDD
Holy crap. *faints*

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 5:07 pm
by RodryCroft
Yeah, it's like it was yesterday when we have the first news about the film!!
I wonder what fairytales have Disney to adapt!!! There are a lot of them but... like Rapunzel... NO ONE! =)