Ponyo

I never said they didn't, did I?

But nowhere does it call Toho a Studio or say that Ghibli is a subdivision.
 
Again, you're going completely offtopic. Zip thy mouth.



Going back to Ponyo, one of the things that was emphasized about it was that unlike the previous few Miyazaki films, there was no CG used; every frame was hand-drawn, which was something I liked about it.
 
Jim Gai said:
Hand-drawn animated films are rare.
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That's how they all used to be, and I think animators these days are too dependent on the technology that's available.

Hand-drawn looks more natural than computer generated anyway.



Ralph, quit trolling
 
Sheep Man said:
Jim Gai said:
Hand-drawn animated films are rare.
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That's how they all used to be, and I think animators these days are too dependent on the technology that's available.

Hand-drawn looks more natural than computer generated anyway.



Ralph, quit trolling
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I meant to say are rare nowadays. :P
 
Sheep Man said:
I think animators these days are too dependent on the technology that's available.
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I'm pretty dependent on my limbs, but that doesn't mean getting rid of them will make me better.
Sheep Man said:
Hand-drawn looks more natural than computer generated anyway.
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That isn't a matter of tools, that is a matter of skills.
 
Sheep Man said:
Hand-drawn looks more natural than computer generated anyway.
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That isn't a matter of tools, that is a matter of skills.
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I was talking about Miyazaki films, not animated films in general. The skill variable is constant.
 
On that point, I must agree.
Howl's Moving Castle looked downright ugly.
 
Howl was OK but I like the movies that have original plot and characters anyway, which Howl wasn't, so.
 
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