Meu segundo desenho animado favorito, não é americano nem japonês.

Percebi que cometi um erro em relação aos Moomins no meu último post, então desta vez escolhi um que é definitivamente russo! Mais do que isso, um símbolo da animação soviética. Alguém conhece Cheburashka? Eu adoro! Tão melancólico e fofo.

They sell merchandise and costumes of fictional murderers on Halloween yet in my 21 years of existing on this Earth I’ve never heard anyone complain.

Recently started watching "The Raccoons"(1985) for the first time, and thought this clip was really cute an wanted to share it.

Recently parents are getting angry that Wildwood had some violent content and mature themes that they think their kids wouldn't handle and that wasn't the first time something similar happened. I remember parents being offended over how dark and gritty Rango was despite being rated PG. I remember parents online have gotten concerned about taking their kids to go see The Boy and The Heron. I remember the same happened with The Lord of the Rings The War of the Rohirrim with one parent on a Reddit I remember seeing questioning how violent it is while also mentioning that their child is a huge Tolkien fan and that they watched the Peter Jackson movies. However when live action PG-13 rated films like the MCU show any mature themes parents don't have an issue taking their kids to go see it. I remember how common I see kids in screenings in live action superhero movies or other blockbusters and I remember seeing alot of kids in screenings of Predator Badlands and The End of Oak Street

I just noticed that Elmore High's main color scheme features those three distinct colors representing Anais, Gumball, and Darwin, which is such a cool little detail. 🤔

With Wildwood doing very well in cinemas and Coyote vs ACME beating the odds, it is more important now that we support good animation. Doesn't matter if it is made for movies or TV we need to support the genuinely great pieces of animation that is currently available from either America, France, Japan or any other country around the world.

It is so easy to watch something bad and criticse it, but the more you watch it, the more you are encouraging the people to who make it to produce more! Instead of watching crap for various reasons why not watch some true gems and make the entertainment industry open their eyes!

True art must not be wasted or ignored. It is time to give the gems of animation the recognition they rightfully deserve.

The Creepy Girl from Frankenwheenie, it’s like she’s staring at my soul.

This also might go down for Christmas too

Artist: #cppThanksVember

Not sure if this is the right sub to ask but Hoppers, Forgotten island ,minions and, wildwood all flopped the only one that did well was Toy Story 5 and I’m not sure cat in the hat and Hexed will do any better. Is it cause the animation or the storylines aren’t as Engaging?

Look, I get that it's sad that all of these people died, but we really should stop wallowing in negativity because of it. People die eventually and we can't always do anything about it. So let's just appreciate what these people have done for the animation industry by bringing their talented and iconic voice work into our lives

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For those who don't remember the other major animated movies

Sony Pictures Animation's GOAT

Pixar's Hoppers

Illumination's Super Mario Galaxy Movie

Angel Studio's Animal Farm (I think this counts, not certain (I remember people counting The Nut Job and Norm of The North as major animated movies so it probably does))

Skydance Animation's Swapped

Pixar's Toy Story 5

Illumination's Minions and Monsters

Nickelodeon's Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender

Paramount Animation and Spin Master's Paw Patrol The Dino Movie

Aardman's Shaun The Sheep:The Beast of Mossy Bottom

Dreamworks' Forgotten Island

Laika's Wildwood