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>>32840
I go to an animation school and some people from Disney showed up to screen Wish at our school. The audience, being filled with artists, filmmakers, and animators, could't even manage holding back laughter lol. I doubt AI was actually used to create it but it definitely feels AI generated.
What are some moments from the movie that stood out to you nona?

It wasn't AI made, but you bet Disney wish it was.

Just got done watching this, bland and soulless, but doesn't look or feel AI.

I actually think it's an attempt to replicate the kind of cartoony and "flatter" styles other companies are exploring with films like Puss n Boots and Spiderverse. It's just off-putting because it's trying to retain Disney's signature style. Weird half-way mark.

Music is terrible, hate the "You're a Star" number in particular. Villain was ok but could have been better. The idea of a king who wants to help his people but feels unappreciated and used is interesting, but they drop the ball and make him power hungry and cartoonishly evil instead of actually revolving the conflict they set up.

4/10

>>32998
Why does the star in this drawing have a butt

>>32999
You know, I didn't even notice that was just looking for art to use. I have no idea.

>>32999
Oh god, please don't tell me that stars shit.

>>32840
I think it was just painfully boring and uninspired. Although, it is possible that they could have hired humans who were dishonest and cheated with A.I. The same thing has happened in some other companies.

>>32999
So he can take huge nasty star shits

>>32840
How much did it cost to make this movie? It looks like a TV special.

>>33001
I hate that goat creature. It screams lazy marketeable plushie bait. Glad the movie flopped and their gamble didn't pay off

>>33690
The goat is fucking awful. Disgusting old man voice.

On the topic of the art design, can we talk about how shitty and unimaginative the wishes look? They're just ugly blue orbs with no visual appeal. Like a worse version of soap bubbles. How did this make its way into the final product, instead of being scrapped immediately and replaced by something decent?

>>32843
>I go to an animation school and some people from Disney showed up to screen Wish at our school. The audience, being filled with artists, filmmakers, and animators, could't even manage holding back laughter lol.
This sounds so awesome lmao. How embarrassing.

>>33694
>How did this make its way into the final product, instead of being scrapped immediately and replaced by something decent?
I'd say maybe they ran out of budget or time, but this is Disney we're talking about, and I believe the movie took enough time to make that it should've have at least been decent.
But on second thought, maybe it's because the art of animation, at least within Disney, is dying. I believe it was Richard Williams (RIP) who said that animation schools are running out of people who actually know how to animate and teach the young artists. Though I'm not an animator nor have I been to animation school, my theory is that Disney is running out of people who know how to make good animated films, from the writing to the animation.