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dcmc
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not just the animation,its the art direction of it ,i think this one movie thats really capture the comic book feels experience of it fully. |
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GeorgeC
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They can STILL do a film without shaky cam OR this stuttering animated effect. That's part of why I DIDN'T watch it. I don't want to watch a videogame -- I'll PLAY those, thank you very much! I didn't like that effect in the trailer AND it looked cheap to me. I stayed away from the film partly because of that and the racist attitudes of the co-director of the movie. Can I have an opinion that's different from yours, or is this going be another forum where you guys gang up on people for NOT conforming to group think? I'm in agreement with Daisylock on the "artistic choices' of Spider-Verse and frankly I'm tired of Spider-Man, too. I don't see many superhero films because I think they've done them to death now and they're very shallow movies with the same structure again and again. The humor's also very canned and it's not my thing. We all spend time and money on things and it's okay to skip things if it feels like 20 other films that already did the same type of story, that you saw already. There's that and I'm NOT a fan of seeing a film with 20-million versions of basically the same character. They have enough redundant characters in comics as it. The Green Lantern Corps works for that character; they don't have to corps of duplicate character for every popular character out there... |
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doctordoom85
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Well, maybe next time don't make your first post feel like you're implying people don't actually hold the opinions they have ("all the people praising the animation. Really?"), it's something I've noticed increasing in usage recently and I find it beyond frustrating. "You only liked Force Awakens because it's a new SW movie, you'll hate it in a few years like how everyone did with Episode 1". "You only liked The Last Jedi because you like anything Disney throws at you." "You only liked Black Panther because you're pro-diversity". And so on and so forth. Maybe you didn't mean it that way, but I would hope you can realize your first post could have been worded better. Obviously these people did enjoy the animation, they're not deluded or something, so there's zero reason to ask "really?" in terms of their enjoyment of it. Also, unless I misunderstood, you didn't watch the movie. You can say you think the film may not look appealing but also acknowledge you didn't actually watch it. You don't have to watch it but understand you can't provide a full critique of something until you actually give it a shot. And considering this is an anime website, and we know that generally anime utilizes less frames per second in their animation (but balance it out by focusing on detail in the artwork) than that found in western animation and some other countries, I would think you could understand how the lower frame rate wouldn't necessarily bother a lot of people on this site. I saw 37 films last year, and Spider-verse is my favorite of all of them (for an idea on my tastes, my #10 up to #1 were in that order Deadpool 2, Widows, Black Panther, Halloween, Annihilation, Mission Impossible 6, Hereditary, Avengers IW, Bad Times at the El Royale, and Spider-verse). I think superhero films are actually getting very good at changing up their story structures (BP is a action/sci-fi tech film set primarily in Africa, Avengers IW is a sci-fi epic, Deadpool 2 is a action-comedy involving time travel, and Spider-verse is an animated multi-verse story) and I see plenty of other types of films so I don't care for when people (not referring to you) imply comic movies is all we watch (like when Honest Trailers said the only people who had Logan as their favorite 2017 movie only watched comic films). |
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chronium
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Going off topic but it sounded like Scarlett Johansson yelled I'm Sorry from the crowd during the white washing joke/commentary when Ghost in the Shell was mentioned.
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Animegunclub
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They released in Japan in 2017 but they were released for award eligibility in 2018. Both Yuasa movies were submitted by their western distributor (GKIDS) for the Golden Globes and Academy Awards for the 2018 year. It's fine though, Spider-verse deserves it's recognition. It was a really well animated movie. I would absolutely give it props over Mirai. It would take some soul searching to determine if it deserves an award over Night is Short, but I guess that doesn't matter unless it ends up in the Academy Awards nomination pool (it won't, but a guy can dream). Last edited by Animegunclub on Mon Jan 07, 2019 10:53 am; edited 1 time in total |
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enurtsol
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That was Emma Stone: "Emma Stone shouted "I'm sorry" after Aloha joke during Golden Globes monologue"
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FireballDragon
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Simply put, ItSV deserved the award. I saw it, I loved it, and I'm glad it won.
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belvadeer
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I need to get around to seeing Into the Spider-Verse at some point soon.
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Mr. sickVisionz
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This is barely a non-Disney movie winning considering Spider-man is Marvel and Disney owns 100% of Marvel. Alternatively, you could look at it with spite and say the only time a "non-Disney" movie wins is when someone licenses a Disney property and makes a movie with it. |
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relyat08
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It's called frame modulation and it's something that they did in the first place to pay homage to anime, which has been using frame modulation since the beginning of its existence, and which has more or less become an inherent part of its aesthetic. Animators on staff said they were influenced by work like Land of the Lustrous on the 3D front, and a number of 2D anime as well. It's not a cost cutting measure, in fact, it generally costs exactly the same, if not more, to deliberately cut frames out of your consistently rendered 3D animation. They did it because they like anime and thought the aesthetic was cool, on the production side. On the corporate side, of course, they apparently had different motivations considering Sony's attempt to patent the method. |
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Thaumana
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Well deserved. I would recommend everyone who even don't usually like Marvel or superhero movies to watch Into the Spider-Verse. My friends who watched the movie with me don't like the MCU and they are very prejudiced when it comes to this genre and its trope, still even they had a lot of fun with this movie and love the characters.
But I admit it, I just took the we(e)b bait when I saw Peni. Didn't expect that they managed to tell a very well-balanced and emotional Origin story revolving Miles while having a strong ensemble of other fan favorites. For those who already saw the movie and are intested in screenplay stuff: Sony publicized the script of the Spider-Verse movie for promotionial purposes. http://origin-flash.sonypictures.com/ist/awards_screenplays/SV_screenplay.pdf |
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Agent355
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Disney owns Marvel, but Sony still has the rights to Spider-Man, and this movie was wholly animated by Sony Pictures Animation. It is the first Sony animated movie to win a Golden Globe: https://www.inverse.com/article/52258-spider-man-into-the-spider-verse-wins-best-animated-feature-at-the-golden-globes |
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MoonPhase1
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I’m one of the few people who couldn’t get into that Spider-Man Into The Spider-Verse movie. To me it was just meh.
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v1cious
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You can't be serious . This wasn't just the best animated movie, this was easily one of the best movies of 2018. If Sony gets robbed by Pixar, it will be clear that there's something funny going on. |
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Lord Oink
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People are in here complaining about the animation (which I agree is kinda distracting) but I was face-palming that they used the horrendous Sienkiewicz design for the Kingpin. He was literally a giant blob with a teeny tiny small head.
 Never been a fan of Sienkiewicz's art in the comics. Way too abstract and unintentionally funny. Which is a shame cause he can draw pretty good if he's doing life-like stuf like Alex Ross does.
I'm sure if they could have made a hand drawn movie they would have, if the goal was to mimic a comic book look, but they can't. So doing the whole "CGI that looks kinda like 2D" is the closest studios can ever do these days. Or it's done in Flash/Toon Boom like the Teen Titans Go movie.
To be fair the MCU stuff is really, really, paint-by-the numbers and formulamatic. Sony and Fox do things different with their Marvel movies, for better or worse. I mean, I liked Spiderverse better than Homecoming, but that's not really a hard feat. |
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