/tv/ - What did you think of the final 2D animation movie - Television & Film

Anonymous

04/27/26(Mon)12:40:36 No.220094772

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Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)12:40:36 No.220094772 Archived

What did you think of the final 2D animation movie supervised by Jeffrey Katzenberg?

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)12:43:14 No.220094823

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)12:43:14 No.220094823

>>220094772
we don't care who the fuck Jeffrey Katzenberg is

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)12:44:08 No.220094842

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)12:44:08 No.220094842

>>220094772
I watched it like 2 weeks ago and only got half way through it. It wasn't bad, but it also just wasn't very good.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)12:49:23 No.220094944

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)12:49:23 No.220094944

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>>220094823
You should

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)13:11:04 No.220095395

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)13:11:04 No.220095395

>Oliver and Company
>The Little Mermaid
>The Rescuers Down Under
>Beauty and the Beast
>Aladdin
>The Lion King
>Pocahontas
>The Prince of Egypt
>The Road to El Dorado
>Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
>Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas

All the 2D movies supervised from start to finish by Katzenberg

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)13:17:38 No.220095536

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)13:17:38 No.220095536

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>>220094772
Second best depiction of Eris

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)13:27:33 No.220095736

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)13:27:33 No.220095736

>>220094772
I like it in theory more than I actually like watching it. It's too short and feel like it's missing something. That said, I'm nostalgic for that summer I watched it with younger siblings and cousins.
There's a whole genre of early 2000s family animated adventure flicks that got overshadowed by 3D movies, and I'm still mad about it.
>Road to El Dorado
>Titan A.E.
>Atlantis: The Lost Empire
>Treasure Planet
>Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)13:30:06 No.220095789

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)13:30:06 No.220095789

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>>220094772
Why are their swords so ugly?

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)13:32:23 No.220095835

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)13:32:23 No.220095835

>>220095736
There's a viral musical at the moment that has a similar vibe to these that's currently getting an animated film being made

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)13:35:14 No.220095892

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)13:35:14 No.220095892

>>220095736
Now that I've listed them out like that, I'm imagining a Cloud Atlas or Timesplitters scenario where all the timelines are connected.
>Sinbad, 800 A.D.
>Road to El Dorado, 1519 A.D.
>Atlantis, 1914 A.D.
>Titan A.E., 3028 A.D./1 A.E.
>Treasure Planet, 3502 A.D.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)13:39:14 No.220095965

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)13:39:14 No.220095965

>>220094772
I had the movie as a kid, so I watched it a couple of times. I liked it. It was very adventurous, and I thought the goddess Eris was hot, especially as a giantess.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)13:49:44 No.220096220

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)13:49:44 No.220096220

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>>220095965
>Eris was hot, especially as a giantess.

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)13:51:19 No.220096258

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)13:51:19 No.220096258

>>220094772
Did it underperform because it came out the same summer as Pirates of the Caribbean?

Anonymous
04/27/26(Mon)13:57:57 No.220096444

Anonymous 04/27/26(Mon)13:57:57 No.220096444

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>>220096258
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