SpongeBob SquarePants Movie 2

But incorporating 2D animation into live action qualifies as CGI.

After all, CGI is just an abbreviation for computer-generated imagery, and I'm pretty sure 2D animation counts.
 
I think it's relevant to bring up CGI/live action in general, especially those that have worked, just so people don't dismiss CGI/live action movies.

But 3D CGI/live action, yeah, that usually doesn't turn out well.
 
Maᴙio said:
But incorporating 2D animation into live action qualifies as CGI.

After all, CGI is just an abbreviation for computer-generated imagery, and I'm pretty sure 2D animation counts.
Mary Poppins and Roger Rabbit were done by hand. Not sure about Space Jam.
 
No-Face said:
Maᴙio said:
But incorporating 2D animation into live action qualifies as CGI.

After all, CGI is just an abbreviation for computer-generated imagery, and I'm pretty sure 2D animation counts.
Mary Poppins and Roger Rabbit were done by hand. Not sure about Space Jam.
You still need a computer to incorporate those animations though?
 
Maᴙio said:
No-Face said:
Maᴙio said:
But incorporating 2D animation into live action qualifies as CGI.

After all, CGI is just an abbreviation for computer-generated imagery, and I'm pretty sure 2D animation counts.
Mary Poppins and Roger Rabbit were done by hand. Not sure about Space Jam.
You still need a computer to incorporate those animations though?

Highly unlikely in the case of Mary Poppins.
 
Not sure if I posted this yet, but...

This movie has hope.

It brought back a lot of the old spongebob humor, which means something that was funny without having to be morbid or just cringe-worthy. Spongebob actually is criticizing Patrick's actions again instead of being laughing and oblivious to everything around him and just like laughing all the time. Patrick is still dumb, but at least he's the funny dumb humor rather than the "I'm completely dumb and I just annoy for fun". Squidward doesn't seem as grouchy as he usually is, and is actually helping out with everything, which we haven't seen in awhile.

I mean, there are some really good new spongebob episodes that I think shouldn't be overlooked, but sadly most of the new spongebob is just terrible. However, the new movie at least looks so much better than the new spongebob.

Most of the criticism about this movie is the 2-D to "Modern CGI" transformation and the new character designs outside of the water. At least they still look like them for the most part, and at least it's not all "Modern CGI" for them.
 
Not BMB said:
Not sure if I posted this yet, but...

This movie has hope.

It brought back a lot of the old spongebob humor, which means something that was funny without having to be morbid or just cringe-worthy. Spongebob actually is criticizing Patrick's actions again instead of being laughing and oblivious to everything around him and just like laughing all the time. Patrick is still dumb, but at least he's the funny dumb humor rather than the "I'm completely dumb and I just annoy for fun". Squidward doesn't seem as grouchy as he usually is, and is actually helping out with everything, which we haven't seen in awhile.

I mean, there are some really good new spongebob episodes that I think shouldn't be overlooked, but sadly most of the new spongebob is just terrible. However, the new movie at least looks so much better than the new spongebob.

Most of the criticism about this movie is the 2-D to "Modern CGI" transformation and the new character designs outside of the water. At least they still look like them for the most part, and at least it's not all "Modern CGI" for them.
You bring up some good points. I am hoping that Spongebob has at least one more moment to shine. This movie may be that moment.
 
Maᴙio said:
No-Face said:
Maᴙio said:
But incorporating 2D animation into live action qualifies as CGI.

After all, CGI is just an abbreviation for computer-generated imagery, and I'm pretty sure 2D animation counts.
Mary Poppins and Roger Rabbit were done by hand. Not sure about Space Jam.
You still need a computer to incorporate those animations though?
i'm not a complete expert on film yet, but i'm pretty sure the way they animated it was to draw directly on the film

this was back before people used cgi for everything. they actually had to make real special effects
 
Not BMB said:
It brought back a lot of the old spongebob humor, which means something that was funny without having to be morbid or just cringe-worthy. Spongebob actually is criticizing Patrick's actions again instead of being laughing and oblivious to everything around him and just like laughing all the time. Patrick is still dumb, but at least he's the funny dumb humor rather than the "I'm completely dumb and I just annoy for fun". Squidward doesn't seem as grouchy as he usually is, and is actually helping out with everything, which we haven't seen in awhile.

I thought Spongebob was pretty close to his original personality in the trailer too

but then it's just a trailer so it may be the only good parts of the film
 
also, where's sandy when they get powered up

did she die

did she run off to texas

someone give me answers
 
Иeptune said:
No-Face said:
also, where's sandy when they get powered up

did she die

did she run off to texas

someone give me answers
sandy become missappear

it's the only logical explanation