A film everybody can relate to because 'Everybody Rides the Carousel,' this serene and slightly melancholic musing on life proves animation not only reached 'true excellence,' we reached it a long time ago.
This small, 'under the radar' independent animated film from the 70s really is something special - and I know I've said that for many, but it is especially true in this case. From newborn to elderly, this film has an immensely gripping concept - showing bits and…
Noise. Noise. Noise. If 'Looney Tunes: Back in Action' was the artists fighting back against corporate meddling, 'Space Jam: A New Legacy' was the artists fully submitting. Corporate in every sense of the word. Enjoy Foghorn Leghorn saying "Winter is coming."
Don't want to spend longer on this than what the film deserves. The 2D animated segments, though far easier to get down, show hiccups here and there - and are a noticeable downgrade from the original. The original 'Space…
This is it. A film I've been reluctant to even really acknowledge or revisit for a few years, 'The Object Show Movie' is different, because it was something I had made.
This was a project I had directed from since before high school, with very little thought or planning, it was lifted directly out of my own imaginations, right around the time my animation skills got competent enough to sustainably work on a large-scale project like this. At the time…
With the budget of a truly cinematic experience and the feel of an indie animated production, 'The Storm' is far from perfect but when its storytelling works it really works.
If you like the weird, the macabre, the twisted but kind of cute worlds of Busifan this film will definitely satisfy that niche. 'The Storm' is not amazing but this director always boasts creative ideas and spectacular art direction. For the occasional lows this film has I am absolutely in…
