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Guess maybe that is at the heart of the problem with subjective interpretations. You say Tomato, I say Potato. They look same to me, as a non-graphic artist, o

Guess maybe that is at the heart of the problem with subjective interpretations. You say Tomato, I say Potato. They look same to me, as a non-graphic artist, only taking a glance. Steam Boat is open to be re-interpreted. How much can it be re-interpreted, given they look almost the same already, before you can say it is same. But it is a strange world, didn't Apple and Samsung just have a billon dollar judgement over "how rounded the corners are on a phone"?

gwbas1c 3y ago
> You say Tomato, I say Potato. No, "Steamboat Willie" and "Steamboat Silly" are obviously different cartoons. Specifically, the plot of "Steamboat Silly" involves Mickey pulling out old movies and playing back "Steamboat Willy" to other Disney characters. After a few seconds of clips from "Steamboat Willy," "Steamboat Silly" is a cartoon where a modern-style Mickey chases a 1920s-style Mickey through a completely different setting, with different characters as well. You clearly haven't looked at the cartoons or trailers, and aren't basing your comments on any factual knowledge whatsoever. > subjective interpretations. You are arguing with fact, not making a subjective interpretation. Maybe you looked at the wrong video? Maybe you're just one of those people who likes to argue for the sake of arguing?