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Disneys Animated movies: 2D or CGI















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#1
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Sinse Disney has been focusing on CGI movies these days, what movies did you like better, The 2d traditional hand drawn animation or the CGI movies. What style was you'er most prefered animation.












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#2
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Going to be honest, I prefer most of the characters (especially the animals, they looked gorgeous in the 2016 Jungle Book movie) and scenery to be computer-generated as it looks nicer, but 2D holds a special place in my heart due to nostalgia.













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#3
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I greatly prefer CGI.












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#4
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It's hard to choose. CGI is the current and future of Disney animation, but some of my very favorite Disney movies are traditional cel-animation. Of my Top-5 Disney animated movies, only two are CGI, however they are my number one and number two. Having said this, though what it really comes down to is the story and characters. Several of the Pixar sequels range from mediocre to horrible, so a good film requires more than just spiffy graphics and CGI won't save a bad film from continuing to be bad (I'm looking at you, Transformers franchise!) Today, CG is used in traditional 2D animation, so it's harder to separate the two artforms, as well. What I want most of all is for an animated film or film short to entertain, and maybe even move me a bit.


And while we're on the subject, let's not forget how great a good stop-motion animated movie can look.


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#5
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FullMetalEmprah
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Honestly both are pretty good, kind of hard to choose. I think I have to go 2D since I prefer Pixar when it comes to CGI.












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#6
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DevisedDream
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They are both very good, but I do prefer the 2D style more, personally.












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#7
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infantfinite128
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2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.












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#8
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@infantfinite128 said:


2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.












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#9
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2D for me












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#10
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Fabricolage
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Never saw the Jungle Book or Moana, but maybe 2D for me so far since more cartoonish effects can be played out. The 3d could be good for the non-cartoon parts I guess.












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#11
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Arc_Conductor
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@hyperfinn: Disney proper not Pixar right?












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#12
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@hyperfinn said:



@infantfinite128 said:

2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.




It's a shame!












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#13
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- 6 months, 15 days ago
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Both, but if I had to choose, 2D.












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#14
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Quinlan58
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2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.












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#15
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@quinlan58 said:

2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.



The 2D movies will always be the best, the CGI movies are so clean and bland.












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#16
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Jgames
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2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.












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#17
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hyperfinn
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@jgames said:

2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.



Classic 2D Disney movies were not afraid to have death and dark themes. these days the politically correct clean CGI movies try too hard to copy Dreamworks movies.












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#18
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2D by far.


Disney's 2D Animation films are also more mature and less politically correct.












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#19
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Even though CGI animation is much better, I think the movies themselves were better back in the days of 2D. The only true masterpiece they've made since transitioning to CGI is Zootopia. Big Hero 6 and Wreck it Ralph were pretty good, Moana was okay, Frozen and Tangled were just bad.


They had several masterpieces back in their 2D days; The Lion King, Aladdin, Hercules, The Little Mermaid, etc.












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#20
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Kevd4wg
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Depends on the film, but I do feel that 2D animation has more possibilités then CGI












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#21
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Both have had exceptional productions, so I don't mind the style, just the story.










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Disneys Animated movies: 2D or CGI















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#1
Posted by

hyperfinn
(1664 posts)
- 6 months, 16 days ago
- Show Bio


Sinse Disney has been focusing on CGI movies these days, what movies did you like better, The 2d traditional hand drawn animation or the CGI movies. What style was you'er most prefered animation.












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#2
Edited by
deactivated-5bb6a6f86dc65
(4972 posts)
- 6 months, 16 days ago
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Going to be honest, I prefer most of the characters (especially the animals, they looked gorgeous in the 2016 Jungle Book movie) and scenery to be computer-generated as it looks nicer, but 2D holds a special place in my heart due to nostalgia.













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#3
Posted by

mrmonster
(14791 posts)
- 6 months, 16 days ago
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I greatly prefer CGI.












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#4
Edited by
PenguinDust
(8778 posts)
- 6 months, 16 days ago
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It's hard to choose. CGI is the current and future of Disney animation, but some of my very favorite Disney movies are traditional cel-animation. Of my Top-5 Disney animated movies, only two are CGI, however they are my number one and number two. Having said this, though what it really comes down to is the story and characters. Several of the Pixar sequels range from mediocre to horrible, so a good film requires more than just spiffy graphics and CGI won't save a bad film from continuing to be bad (I'm looking at you, Transformers franchise!) Today, CG is used in traditional 2D animation, so it's harder to separate the two artforms, as well. What I want most of all is for an animated film or film short to entertain, and maybe even move me a bit.


And while we're on the subject, let's not forget how great a good stop-motion animated movie can look.


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#5
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FullMetalEmprah
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- 6 months, 16 days ago
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Honestly both are pretty good, kind of hard to choose. I think I have to go 2D since I prefer Pixar when it comes to CGI.












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#6
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DevisedDream
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- 6 months, 16 days ago
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They are both very good, but I do prefer the 2D style more, personally.












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#7
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infantfinite128
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- 6 months, 16 days ago
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2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.












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#8
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hyperfinn
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- 6 months, 15 days ago
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@infantfinite128 said:


2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.












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#9
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deathstroke512
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- 6 months, 15 days ago
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2D for me












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#10
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Fabricolage
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- 6 months, 15 days ago
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Never saw the Jungle Book or Moana, but maybe 2D for me so far since more cartoonish effects can be played out. The 3d could be good for the non-cartoon parts I guess.












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#11
Posted by

Arc_Conductor
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- 6 months, 15 days ago
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@hyperfinn: Disney proper not Pixar right?












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#12
Posted by

infantfinite128
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- 6 months, 15 days ago
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@hyperfinn said:



@infantfinite128 said:

2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.




It's a shame!












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#13
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Batvibe12
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- 6 months, 15 days ago
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Both, but if I had to choose, 2D.












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#14
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Quinlan58
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- 6 months, 15 days ago
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2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.












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#15
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hyperfinn
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- 6 months, 22 hours ago
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@quinlan58 said:

2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.



The 2D movies will always be the best, the CGI movies are so clean and bland.












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#16
Edited by
Jgames
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- 6 months, 21 hours ago
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2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.












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#17
Edited by
hyperfinn
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- 5 months, 30 days ago
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@jgames said:

2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.



Classic 2D Disney movies were not afraid to have death and dark themes. these days the politically correct clean CGI movies try too hard to copy Dreamworks movies.












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#18
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LEGACY6364
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- 5 months, 30 days ago
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2D by far.


Disney's 2D Animation films are also more mature and less politically correct.












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#19
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mrmonster
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- 5 months, 30 days ago
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Even though CGI animation is much better, I think the movies themselves were better back in the days of 2D. The only true masterpiece they've made since transitioning to CGI is Zootopia. Big Hero 6 and Wreck it Ralph were pretty good, Moana was okay, Frozen and Tangled were just bad.


They had several masterpieces back in their 2D days; The Lion King, Aladdin, Hercules, The Little Mermaid, etc.












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#20
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Kevd4wg
(12539 posts)
- 5 months, 30 days ago
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Depends on the film, but I do feel that 2D animation has more possibilités then CGI












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#21
Posted by

ANTHP2000
(26077 posts)
- 5 months, 30 days ago
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Both have had exceptional productions, so I don't mind the style, just the story.










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#1
Posted by

hyperfinn
(1664 posts)
- 6 months, 16 days ago
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Sinse Disney has been focusing on CGI movies these days, what movies did you like better, The 2d traditional hand drawn animation or the CGI movies. What style was you'er most prefered animation.












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#2
Edited by
deactivated-5bb6a6f86dc65
(4972 posts)
- 6 months, 16 days ago
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Going to be honest, I prefer most of the characters (especially the animals, they looked gorgeous in the 2016 Jungle Book movie) and scenery to be computer-generated as it looks nicer, but 2D holds a special place in my heart due to nostalgia.













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#3
Posted by

mrmonster
(14791 posts)
- 6 months, 16 days ago
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I greatly prefer CGI.












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#4
Edited by
PenguinDust
(8778 posts)
- 6 months, 16 days ago
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It's hard to choose. CGI is the current and future of Disney animation, but some of my very favorite Disney movies are traditional cel-animation. Of my Top-5 Disney animated movies, only two are CGI, however they are my number one and number two. Having said this, though what it really comes down to is the story and characters. Several of the Pixar sequels range from mediocre to horrible, so a good film requires more than just spiffy graphics and CGI won't save a bad film from continuing to be bad (I'm looking at you, Transformers franchise!) Today, CG is used in traditional 2D animation, so it's harder to separate the two artforms, as well. What I want most of all is for an animated film or film short to entertain, and maybe even move me a bit.


And while we're on the subject, let's not forget how great a good stop-motion animated movie can look.


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#5
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FullMetalEmprah
(4157 posts)
- 6 months, 16 days ago
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Honestly both are pretty good, kind of hard to choose. I think I have to go 2D since I prefer Pixar when it comes to CGI.












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#6
Posted by

DevisedDream
(556 posts)
- 6 months, 16 days ago
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They are both very good, but I do prefer the 2D style more, personally.












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#7
Posted by

infantfinite128
(5751 posts)
- 6 months, 16 days ago
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2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.












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#8
Posted by

hyperfinn
(1664 posts)
- 6 months, 15 days ago
- Show Bio





@infantfinite128 said:


2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.












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#9
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deathstroke512
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- 6 months, 15 days ago
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2D for me












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#10
Edited by
Fabricolage
(1894 posts)
- 6 months, 15 days ago
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Never saw the Jungle Book or Moana, but maybe 2D for me so far since more cartoonish effects can be played out. The 3d could be good for the non-cartoon parts I guess.












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#11
Posted by

Arc_Conductor
(236 posts)
- 6 months, 15 days ago
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@hyperfinn: Disney proper not Pixar right?












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#12
Posted by

infantfinite128
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- 6 months, 15 days ago
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@hyperfinn said:



@infantfinite128 said:

2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.




It's a shame!












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#13
Posted by

Batvibe12
(5603 posts)
- 6 months, 15 days ago
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Both, but if I had to choose, 2D.












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#14
Posted by

Quinlan58
(1677 posts)
- 6 months, 15 days ago
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2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.












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#15
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hyperfinn
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- 6 months, 22 hours ago
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@quinlan58 said:

2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.



The 2D movies will always be the best, the CGI movies are so clean and bland.












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#16
Edited by
Jgames
(8101 posts)
- 6 months, 21 hours ago
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2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.












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#17
Edited by
hyperfinn
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- 5 months, 30 days ago
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@jgames said:

2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.



Classic 2D Disney movies were not afraid to have death and dark themes. these days the politically correct clean CGI movies try too hard to copy Dreamworks movies.












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#18
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LEGACY6364
(7441 posts)
- 5 months, 30 days ago
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2D by far.


Disney's 2D Animation films are also more mature and less politically correct.












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#19
Posted by

mrmonster
(14791 posts)
- 5 months, 30 days ago
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Even though CGI animation is much better, I think the movies themselves were better back in the days of 2D. The only true masterpiece they've made since transitioning to CGI is Zootopia. Big Hero 6 and Wreck it Ralph were pretty good, Moana was okay, Frozen and Tangled were just bad.


They had several masterpieces back in their 2D days; The Lion King, Aladdin, Hercules, The Little Mermaid, etc.












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#20
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Kevd4wg
(12539 posts)
- 5 months, 30 days ago
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Depends on the film, but I do feel that 2D animation has more possibilités then CGI












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#21
Posted by

ANTHP2000
(26077 posts)
- 5 months, 30 days ago
- Show Bio


Both have had exceptional productions, so I don't mind the style, just the story.










Jump to Top

Jump to Last Read



























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#1
Posted by

hyperfinn
(1664 posts)
- 6 months, 16 days ago
- Show Bio


Sinse Disney has been focusing on CGI movies these days, what movies did you like better, The 2d traditional hand drawn animation or the CGI movies. What style was you'er most prefered animation.












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#2
Edited by
deactivated-5bb6a6f86dc65
(4972 posts)
- 6 months, 16 days ago
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Going to be honest, I prefer most of the characters (especially the animals, they looked gorgeous in the 2016 Jungle Book movie) and scenery to be computer-generated as it looks nicer, but 2D holds a special place in my heart due to nostalgia.













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#3
Posted by

mrmonster
(14791 posts)
- 6 months, 16 days ago
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I greatly prefer CGI.












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#4
Edited by
PenguinDust
(8778 posts)
- 6 months, 16 days ago
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It's hard to choose. CGI is the current and future of Disney animation, but some of my very favorite Disney movies are traditional cel-animation. Of my Top-5 Disney animated movies, only two are CGI, however they are my number one and number two. Having said this, though what it really comes down to is the story and characters. Several of the Pixar sequels range from mediocre to horrible, so a good film requires more than just spiffy graphics and CGI won't save a bad film from continuing to be bad (I'm looking at you, Transformers franchise!) Today, CG is used in traditional 2D animation, so it's harder to separate the two artforms, as well. What I want most of all is for an animated film or film short to entertain, and maybe even move me a bit.


And while we're on the subject, let's not forget how great a good stop-motion animated movie can look.


Loading Video...












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#5
Edited by
FullMetalEmprah
(4157 posts)
- 6 months, 16 days ago
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Honestly both are pretty good, kind of hard to choose. I think I have to go 2D since I prefer Pixar when it comes to CGI.












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#6
Posted by

DevisedDream
(556 posts)
- 6 months, 16 days ago
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They are both very good, but I do prefer the 2D style more, personally.












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#7
Posted by

infantfinite128
(5751 posts)
- 6 months, 16 days ago
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2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.












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#8
Posted by

hyperfinn
(1664 posts)
- 6 months, 15 days ago
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@infantfinite128 said:


2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.












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#9
Edited by
deathstroke512
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- 6 months, 15 days ago
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2D for me












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#10
Edited by
Fabricolage
(1894 posts)
- 6 months, 15 days ago
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Never saw the Jungle Book or Moana, but maybe 2D for me so far since more cartoonish effects can be played out. The 3d could be good for the non-cartoon parts I guess.












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#11
Posted by

Arc_Conductor
(236 posts)
- 6 months, 15 days ago
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@hyperfinn: Disney proper not Pixar right?












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#12
Posted by

infantfinite128
(5751 posts)
- 6 months, 15 days ago
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@hyperfinn said:



@infantfinite128 said:

2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.




It's a shame!












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#13
Posted by

Batvibe12
(5603 posts)
- 6 months, 15 days ago
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Both, but if I had to choose, 2D.












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#14
Posted by

Quinlan58
(1677 posts)
- 6 months, 15 days ago
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2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.












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#15
Posted by

hyperfinn
(1664 posts)
- 6 months, 22 hours ago
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@quinlan58 said:

2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.



The 2D movies will always be the best, the CGI movies are so clean and bland.












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#16
Edited by
Jgames
(8101 posts)
- 6 months, 21 hours ago
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2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.












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#17
Edited by
hyperfinn
(1664 posts)
- 5 months, 30 days ago
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@jgames said:

2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.



Classic 2D Disney movies were not afraid to have death and dark themes. these days the politically correct clean CGI movies try too hard to copy Dreamworks movies.












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#18
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LEGACY6364
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2D by far.


Disney's 2D Animation films are also more mature and less politically correct.












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Even though CGI animation is much better, I think the movies themselves were better back in the days of 2D. The only true masterpiece they've made since transitioning to CGI is Zootopia. Big Hero 6 and Wreck it Ralph were pretty good, Moana was okay, Frozen and Tangled were just bad.


They had several masterpieces back in their 2D days; The Lion King, Aladdin, Hercules, The Little Mermaid, etc.












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Depends on the film, but I do feel that 2D animation has more possibilités then CGI












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Both have had exceptional productions, so I don't mind the style, just the story.










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Sinse Disney has been focusing on CGI movies these days, what movies did you like better, The 2d traditional hand drawn animation or the CGI movies. What style was you'er most prefered animation.












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Going to be honest, I prefer most of the characters (especially the animals, they looked gorgeous in the 2016 Jungle Book movie) and scenery to be computer-generated as it looks nicer, but 2D holds a special place in my heart due to nostalgia.













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I greatly prefer CGI.












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It's hard to choose. CGI is the current and future of Disney animation, but some of my very favorite Disney movies are traditional cel-animation. Of my Top-5 Disney animated movies, only two are CGI, however they are my number one and number two. Having said this, though what it really comes down to is the story and characters. Several of the Pixar sequels range from mediocre to horrible, so a good film requires more than just spiffy graphics and CGI won't save a bad film from continuing to be bad (I'm looking at you, Transformers franchise!) Today, CG is used in traditional 2D animation, so it's harder to separate the two artforms, as well. What I want most of all is for an animated film or film short to entertain, and maybe even move me a bit.


And while we're on the subject, let's not forget how great a good stop-motion animated movie can look.


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Honestly both are pretty good, kind of hard to choose. I think I have to go 2D since I prefer Pixar when it comes to CGI.












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They are both very good, but I do prefer the 2D style more, personally.












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2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.












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@infantfinite128 said:


2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.












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2D for me












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#10
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Never saw the Jungle Book or Moana, but maybe 2D for me so far since more cartoonish effects can be played out. The 3d could be good for the non-cartoon parts I guess.












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@hyperfinn: Disney proper not Pixar right?












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@hyperfinn said:



@infantfinite128 said:

2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.




It's a shame!












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Both, but if I had to choose, 2D.












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2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.












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@quinlan58 said:

2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.



The 2D movies will always be the best, the CGI movies are so clean and bland.












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2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.












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@jgames said:

2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.



Classic 2D Disney movies were not afraid to have death and dark themes. these days the politically correct clean CGI movies try too hard to copy Dreamworks movies.












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2D by far.


Disney's 2D Animation films are also more mature and less politically correct.












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Even though CGI animation is much better, I think the movies themselves were better back in the days of 2D. The only true masterpiece they've made since transitioning to CGI is Zootopia. Big Hero 6 and Wreck it Ralph were pretty good, Moana was okay, Frozen and Tangled were just bad.


They had several masterpieces back in their 2D days; The Lion King, Aladdin, Hercules, The Little Mermaid, etc.












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Depends on the film, but I do feel that 2D animation has more possibilités then CGI












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Both have had exceptional productions, so I don't mind the style, just the story.










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#2
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Going to be honest, I prefer most of the characters (especially the animals, they looked gorgeous in the 2016 Jungle Book movie) and scenery to be computer-generated as it looks nicer, but 2D holds a special place in my heart due to nostalgia.













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I greatly prefer CGI.












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#4
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It's hard to choose. CGI is the current and future of Disney animation, but some of my very favorite Disney movies are traditional cel-animation. Of my Top-5 Disney animated movies, only two are CGI, however they are my number one and number two. Having said this, though what it really comes down to is the story and characters. Several of the Pixar sequels range from mediocre to horrible, so a good film requires more than just spiffy graphics and CGI won't save a bad film from continuing to be bad (I'm looking at you, Transformers franchise!) Today, CG is used in traditional 2D animation, so it's harder to separate the two artforms, as well. What I want most of all is for an animated film or film short to entertain, and maybe even move me a bit.


And while we're on the subject, let's not forget how great a good stop-motion animated movie can look.


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Honestly both are pretty good, kind of hard to choose. I think I have to go 2D since I prefer Pixar when it comes to CGI.












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They are both very good, but I do prefer the 2D style more, personally.












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2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.












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@infantfinite128 said:


2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.












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2D for me












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#10
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Never saw the Jungle Book or Moana, but maybe 2D for me so far since more cartoonish effects can be played out. The 3d could be good for the non-cartoon parts I guess.












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@hyperfinn: Disney proper not Pixar right?












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@hyperfinn said:



@infantfinite128 said:

2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.




It's a shame!












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Both, but if I had to choose, 2D.












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2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.












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@quinlan58 said:

2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.



The 2D movies will always be the best, the CGI movies are so clean and bland.












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2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.












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#17
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@jgames said:

2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.



Classic 2D Disney movies were not afraid to have death and dark themes. these days the politically correct clean CGI movies try too hard to copy Dreamworks movies.












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2D by far.


Disney's 2D Animation films are also more mature and less politically correct.












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Even though CGI animation is much better, I think the movies themselves were better back in the days of 2D. The only true masterpiece they've made since transitioning to CGI is Zootopia. Big Hero 6 and Wreck it Ralph were pretty good, Moana was okay, Frozen and Tangled were just bad.


They had several masterpieces back in their 2D days; The Lion King, Aladdin, Hercules, The Little Mermaid, etc.












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Depends on the film, but I do feel that 2D animation has more possibilités then CGI












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#21
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Both have had exceptional productions, so I don't mind the style, just the story.










Jump to Top

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Going to be honest, I prefer most of the characters (especially the animals, they looked gorgeous in the 2016 Jungle Book movie) and scenery to be computer-generated as it looks nicer, but 2D holds a special place in my heart due to nostalgia.









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Going to be honest, I prefer most of the characters (especially the animals, they looked gorgeous in the 2016 Jungle Book movie) and scenery to be computer-generated as it looks nicer, but 2D holds a special place in my heart due to nostalgia.









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Going to be honest, I prefer most of the characters (especially the animals, they looked gorgeous in the 2016 Jungle Book movie) and scenery to be computer-generated as it looks nicer, but 2D holds a special place in my heart due to nostalgia.








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Going to be honest, I prefer most of the characters (especially the animals, they looked gorgeous in the 2016 Jungle Book movie) and scenery to be computer-generated as it looks nicer, but 2D holds a special place in my heart due to nostalgia.










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I greatly prefer CGI.








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#3
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I greatly prefer CGI.








#3
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I greatly prefer CGI.







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I greatly prefer CGI.









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It's hard to choose. CGI is the current and future of Disney animation, but some of my very favorite Disney movies are traditional cel-animation. Of my Top-5 Disney animated movies, only two are CGI, however they are my number one and number two. Having said this, though what it really comes down to is the story and characters. Several of the Pixar sequels range from mediocre to horrible, so a good film requires more than just spiffy graphics and CGI won't save a bad film from continuing to be bad (I'm looking at you, Transformers franchise!) Today, CG is used in traditional 2D animation, so it's harder to separate the two artforms, as well. What I want most of all is for an animated film or film short to entertain, and maybe even move me a bit.


And while we're on the subject, let's not forget how great a good stop-motion animated movie can look.


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It's hard to choose. CGI is the current and future of Disney animation, but some of my very favorite Disney movies are traditional cel-animation. Of my Top-5 Disney animated movies, only two are CGI, however they are my number one and number two. Having said this, though what it really comes down to is the story and characters. Several of the Pixar sequels range from mediocre to horrible, so a good film requires more than just spiffy graphics and CGI won't save a bad film from continuing to be bad (I'm looking at you, Transformers franchise!) Today, CG is used in traditional 2D animation, so it's harder to separate the two artforms, as well. What I want most of all is for an animated film or film short to entertain, and maybe even move me a bit.


And while we're on the subject, let's not forget how great a good stop-motion animated movie can look.


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It's hard to choose. CGI is the current and future of Disney animation, but some of my very favorite Disney movies are traditional cel-animation. Of my Top-5 Disney animated movies, only two are CGI, however they are my number one and number two. Having said this, though what it really comes down to is the story and characters. Several of the Pixar sequels range from mediocre to horrible, so a good film requires more than just spiffy graphics and CGI won't save a bad film from continuing to be bad (I'm looking at you, Transformers franchise!) Today, CG is used in traditional 2D animation, so it's harder to separate the two artforms, as well. What I want most of all is for an animated film or film short to entertain, and maybe even move me a bit.


And while we're on the subject, let's not forget how great a good stop-motion animated movie can look.


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It's hard to choose. CGI is the current and future of Disney animation, but some of my very favorite Disney movies are traditional cel-animation. Of my Top-5 Disney animated movies, only two are CGI, however they are my number one and number two. Having said this, though what it really comes down to is the story and characters. Several of the Pixar sequels range from mediocre to horrible, so a good film requires more than just spiffy graphics and CGI won't save a bad film from continuing to be bad (I'm looking at you, Transformers franchise!) Today, CG is used in traditional 2D animation, so it's harder to separate the two artforms, as well. What I want most of all is for an animated film or film short to entertain, and maybe even move me a bit.


And while we're on the subject, let's not forget how great a good stop-motion animated movie can look.


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Honestly both are pretty good, kind of hard to choose. I think I have to go 2D since I prefer Pixar when it comes to CGI.








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#5
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Honestly both are pretty good, kind of hard to choose. I think I have to go 2D since I prefer Pixar when it comes to CGI.








#5
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Honestly both are pretty good, kind of hard to choose. I think I have to go 2D since I prefer Pixar when it comes to CGI.







#5
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Honestly both are pretty good, kind of hard to choose. I think I have to go 2D since I prefer Pixar when it comes to CGI.









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They are both very good, but I do prefer the 2D style more, personally.








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#6
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They are both very good, but I do prefer the 2D style more, personally.








#6
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They are both very good, but I do prefer the 2D style more, personally.







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They are both very good, but I do prefer the 2D style more, personally.









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2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.








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#7
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2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.








#7
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2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.







#7
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2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.









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@infantfinite128 said:


2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.








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#8
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@infantfinite128 said:


2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.








#8
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@infantfinite128 said:


2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.







#8
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@infantfinite128 said:


2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.





@infantfinite128 said:


2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.






@infantfinite128 said:



2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.










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2D for me








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#9
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2D for me








#9
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2D for me







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2D for me









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Never saw the Jungle Book or Moana, but maybe 2D for me so far since more cartoonish effects can be played out. The 3d could be good for the non-cartoon parts I guess.








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#10
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Never saw the Jungle Book or Moana, but maybe 2D for me so far since more cartoonish effects can be played out. The 3d could be good for the non-cartoon parts I guess.








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Never saw the Jungle Book or Moana, but maybe 2D for me so far since more cartoonish effects can be played out. The 3d could be good for the non-cartoon parts I guess.







#10
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Never saw the Jungle Book or Moana, but maybe 2D for me so far since more cartoonish effects can be played out. The 3d could be good for the non-cartoon parts I guess.









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@hyperfinn: Disney proper not Pixar right?








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@hyperfinn: Disney proper not Pixar right?








#11
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@hyperfinn: Disney proper not Pixar right?







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@hyperfinn: Disney proper not Pixar right?









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@hyperfinn said:



@infantfinite128 said:

2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.




It's a shame!








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#12
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@hyperfinn said:



@infantfinite128 said:

2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.




It's a shame!








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@hyperfinn said:



@infantfinite128 said:

2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.




It's a shame!







#12
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@hyperfinn said:



@infantfinite128 said:

2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.




It's a shame!





@hyperfinn said:



@infantfinite128 said:

2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.






@hyperfinn said:




@infantfinite128 said:

2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.




Disneys recent CGI movies are so clean and way too politically correct.





@infantfinite128 said:

2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.






2D. I don't like the uncanny valley from the 3D animation.


Plus, I think hand-drawn animation can be quite beautiful.










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#13
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Both, but if I had to choose, 2D.








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#13
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Both, but if I had to choose, 2D.








#13
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Both, but if I had to choose, 2D.







#13
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Both, but if I had to choose, 2D.









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2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.








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2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.








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2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.







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2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.









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@quinlan58 said:

2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.



The 2D movies will always be the best, the CGI movies are so clean and bland.








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@quinlan58 said:

2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.



The 2D movies will always be the best, the CGI movies are so clean and bland.








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@quinlan58 said:

2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.



The 2D movies will always be the best, the CGI movies are so clean and bland.







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@quinlan58 said:

2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.



The 2D movies will always be the best, the CGI movies are so clean and bland.





@quinlan58 said:

2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.





@quinlan58 said:


2D, since most of my favorites are still those. This is very likely to change as Disney releases more 3D films, though.









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2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.








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2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.








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2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.







#16
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2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.









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@jgames said:

2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.



Classic 2D Disney movies were not afraid to have death and dark themes. these days the politically correct clean CGI movies try too hard to copy Dreamworks movies.








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#17
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@jgames said:

2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.



Classic 2D Disney movies were not afraid to have death and dark themes. these days the politically correct clean CGI movies try too hard to copy Dreamworks movies.








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@jgames said:

2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.



Classic 2D Disney movies were not afraid to have death and dark themes. these days the politically correct clean CGI movies try too hard to copy Dreamworks movies.







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@jgames said:

2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.



Classic 2D Disney movies were not afraid to have death and dark themes. these days the politically correct clean CGI movies try too hard to copy Dreamworks movies.




@jgames said:

2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.




2d since in twenty years I will look back and see that the cgi animation has not hold up. While the 2d animation already stood the test of time. Also not including pixar animation.









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2D by far.


Disney's 2D Animation films are also more mature and less politically correct.








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#18
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2D by far.


Disney's 2D Animation films are also more mature and less politically correct.








#18
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2D by far.


Disney's 2D Animation films are also more mature and less politically correct.







#18
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2D by far.


Disney's 2D Animation films are also more mature and less politically correct.









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Even though CGI animation is much better, I think the movies themselves were better back in the days of 2D. The only true masterpiece they've made since transitioning to CGI is Zootopia. Big Hero 6 and Wreck it Ralph were pretty good, Moana was okay, Frozen and Tangled were just bad.


They had several masterpieces back in their 2D days; The Lion King, Aladdin, Hercules, The Little Mermaid, etc.








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Even though CGI animation is much better, I think the movies themselves were better back in the days of 2D. The only true masterpiece they've made since transitioning to CGI is Zootopia. Big Hero 6 and Wreck it Ralph were pretty good, Moana was okay, Frozen and Tangled were just bad.


They had several masterpieces back in their 2D days; The Lion King, Aladdin, Hercules, The Little Mermaid, etc.








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Even though CGI animation is much better, I think the movies themselves were better back in the days of 2D. The only true masterpiece they've made since transitioning to CGI is Zootopia. Big Hero 6 and Wreck it Ralph were pretty good, Moana was okay, Frozen and Tangled were just bad.


They had several masterpieces back in their 2D days; The Lion King, Aladdin, Hercules, The Little Mermaid, etc.







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Even though CGI animation is much better, I think the movies themselves were better back in the days of 2D. The only true masterpiece they've made since transitioning to CGI is Zootopia. Big Hero 6 and Wreck it Ralph were pretty good, Moana was okay, Frozen and Tangled were just bad.


They had several masterpieces back in their 2D days; The Lion King, Aladdin, Hercules, The Little Mermaid, etc.









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Depends on the film, but I do feel that 2D animation has more possibilités then CGI








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#20
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Depends on the film, but I do feel that 2D animation has more possibilités then CGI








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Depends on the film, but I do feel that 2D animation has more possibilités then CGI







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Depends on the film, but I do feel that 2D animation has more possibilités then CGI









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Both have had exceptional productions, so I don't mind the style, just the story.








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Both have had exceptional productions, so I don't mind the style, just the story.








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Both have had exceptional productions, so I don't mind the style, just the story.







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Both have had exceptional productions, so I don't mind the style, just the story.









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