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I've watched most Pixar movies between 3 and 300 times (I have two small children) and I'm still catching bits and pieces of hidden detail that I missed on prev
by MartinCron 16y ago
I've watched most Pixar movies between 3 and 300 times (I have two small children) and I'm still catching bits and pieces of hidden detail that I missed on previous viewings.
One of the things that I love about their process is the way they essentially make the movie multiple times, script, storyboard, animated storyboard with stand-in voice talent, and so on, and how at each step of the way they aren't afraid to make changes to make the thing better.
If you haven't seen it lately, take another look at Toy Story 2. The characters feel real, every scene transition is perfect, and only one or two lines in the whole movie fall flat.
- jacquesm 16y agoI can quote you 'monsters inc.' line by line, it is my sons favorite movie...
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- Groxx 16y agoWall-E struck me as quite possibly their most impressive work thus far. It's amazing how much information they pack in with so few words, and their practice with it shows in the start of Up. Pixar is awesome. More places need to take cues, instead of just re-hashing ideas for more money.