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Anonymous

07/25/24(Thu)22:22:44 No.144663901

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Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)22:22:44 No.144663901 Archived

The surprise blockbuster of 2001. How different would be the american animation film industry right now if Shrek didn't exist?

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)22:30:33 No.144664004

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)22:30:33 No.144664004

>>144663901
My guess that traditional 2D animation would've lasted a bit longer. Shrek 1 was a breakthrough for CGI films

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)22:33:52 No.144664056

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)22:33:52 No.144664056

>>144663901
I like the first two Shrek movies but holy SHIT western animation would be so much better right now without them. Horrible influence on western animation.

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)22:45:47 No.144664219

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)22:45:47 No.144664219

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For a movie released in May 2001 (meaning that all its animation was made in 1999/2000), Shrek still looks really good.

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)22:50:57 No.144664276

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)22:50:57 No.144664276

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PDI was good at facial animation

Anonymous
07/25/24(Thu)23:48:38 No.144664921

Anonymous 07/25/24(Thu)23:48:38 No.144664921

>>144664056
> Horrible influence on western animation.

If you mean how everyone started copying that "big serious MC and his talkative, comic-relief dumbfuck companion" and "anachronistic modern pop culture references" that was not only in the West. Literally every country except Japan started doing that. Shrek's impact is worldwide scale.