the best thing about Studio Ghibli/Miyazaki films is that the character of emotions on everyone is so visceral-he draws emotions the way that the feel when you experience them: tears are huge and cover the eyes, smiles are face splitting, when you're freaked out you feel hair "stand on end" and his characters' hair really does stand up straight like it feels like yours do, when you take a tumble it feels very obvious and huge and he draws tripping/stumbling the same way. It looks the way it feels in reality and that's why you connect so deeply with his characters
I feel like a great extension to this is the anime adaptation of march comes in like a lion (aka 3-gatsu no lion). Beyond the great directing, it often changes its own art style to convey character emotions. The first episode despite how flawed it might seem has some good examples of this.
That scene where Haku gives Chihiro the rice ball after all she's been through and she suddenly has the energy to start crying. My god, Miyazaki is a genius. He just gets it, he remember what it's like to be a little kid. All his child characters work so well because they tap into the deep well of nostalgia that we can all relate to. It's otherworldly at times.
A good animated movie to analyse is “Redline” the hand drawn project that took 7 years and practically bankrupted Its production company. It is pure popcorn and spectacle.
Ahh, yes, The Prince of Egypt, Disney's not so subtle way to get all kids obsessed with ancient judaic history. Too bad my lust for that delicious bit of history wasn't influenced by some intensely righteous PROPAGANDA. A nation cannot be both Judeo, and Christian. The two are completely opposed at their core. That should tell you everything. Anyway. The movie had some interesting artwork! :)
Attack on Titan Levi vs Kenny scene. So much incredible detail and direction was put into making this scene from 3d backgrounds, 2d props and 2d animation at such a fast pace and its so incredibly fluid.
@@MrZara4267 yes!!!! I especially love how the backgrounds and wide shots and everything is like old Chinese paintings that you’d see on the walls of like Chinese restaurants and the lack of detail looks so beautiful
Avatar: The Last Airbender. The action sequence when the Gaang invades the Earth King's Palace. There's so much movement going on all at once, & it's so creative & crisp. Fantastic work.
@@si2foo I think it has really great character animation for a TV budget, though unfortunately it really shows its age now because it seems it was animated digitally at 4:3.
And then Korra which makes Airbender's animation look like poo in comparison. Korra is breathtaking, especially the origin episodes with Wan or whatever his name is
I have a professor who worked at Disney as an effects animator, and he said the most annoying effects ever were oddly enough the chains from hunchback and flags from Mulan 😂 I’d love to see a deep dive on that 😍 People always look to explosions and water and fire, but it’s the more simple things that are the hardest because if even one small piece is messed up everything else is garbage even if it was done perfect
Haha SCAD rep. I don't know a Troy, so he might have been after me. I actually worked with an ex-Disney animator who had to redraw all the butts in Mulan, for the army of Huns on horseback, I believe in the mountain scene.
They should compare it against the first agni kai. Where zuko fights against General zhao. It is a lot less detailed. The progress in the three seasons is insane.
Corridor Crew, can you guys get an animal trainer on the show and break down movies that used (real) dangerous animals on set to film scenes?? Or animal trainers who knowledge were taken when creating animals for films?? You guys have been asking for more, new ideas and this is an area you’ve yet to explore. I’d love to see someone talk about Bruce the Bear and other famous movie animals.
I'd love to see analysis of a scene from Avatar the Last Airbender. Maybe the final agni kai between Zuko and Azula or the scene where the Blue Spirit breaks Ang out of the fire nation fortress in Book One. Great animation everywhere in that show!
If you break it apart, the animation isn't detailed at all. They make the story so good you don't realize how they cut corners in the animation to save time.
The fact that he just casually mentioned 2 of my favorite movies Prince of Egypt and Road to El Dorado. Can we get an episode with those movies in it???? 👀👀👀👀👀👀
I second Violet Evergarden so much! I love the story and animation of the whole thing. Her hand's animations are hella neat. Especially when they have them be damaged or broken or even just maintenance, I can sort of see/imagine how the mechanism works.
@@jerem101888 but it's a movie form a anime, it won't be fair, it's like they could do that with Naruto movies or DBZ movies, it should be a original movie without a anime before it
There‘s an animated short called „The old man and the sea“ where every frame is basically an oil painting ( i think they paint with wet paints on glass?), most recently, „Mob Psycho 100“ uses some of that animation style for their fx animation and their Ending sequence for episodes!
@@cpthf3535 Honestly Season 1 One Punch Man was SO well animated it sort of ruined the story for a lot of the casual fans. They missed a lot of the really good jokes because they were distracted by the pretty pictures.
Top 3 Animated Things I'd love to see a reaction to: 3) Howl's Moving Castle: The castle design is iconic and the varying animation on the main character throughout the film is great visual storytelling! 2) RWBY: I love this show and the reason it gained a lot of popularity is with its fight choreography which would be interesting to analyze (both the current fight choreography and the early fight choreography) 1) Coraline: Stop motion is a beautiful art form and this film showcases that for me. The subtle changes in expression, the way the world feels both cartoony and real based on the world of the main character. Also the transformation of the Other Mother...is amazing!
Would love to see something like; "Sound artists react". Analyzing the way sounds (foley, music scores, "moving to the beat", etc.) can enhance or take away from a scenes. Or something like that.. oh.. just me?.. okay..
A lot of people were rlly mad about the switching of animation studios of one punch man. Compare the animation from s1 and s2. It seems a lot of people have differing opinions about whether or not the quality of it suffered after the switch but, regardless, I’d love to see what you guys think anyway because the fights in that series were absolute masterpieces in my opinion.
we’re not really mad about the switch itself. JC Staff actually makes good stuff. It’s just the behind-the-scenes stuff that was the issue. Their scheduling was TERRIBLE for this show so that resulted in poor overall quality. Even the sound effects were bad because it was mostly the same 2 kinds of sounds for every fight.
It was a little worse but not drastically different. I guess you were expecting more and more as Saitama showed more and more of his power as the season progressed but it never happened. Considering that it fell short.
Chris M I didn’t see any “worse”. Obviously people who are talking bad about season 2 don’t know anything about animation and different studios who work on those animations. The only difference is that Madhouse is one of the best studios in Japan when it comes to animation...that’s it. OPM season 2 is done by J.C.Staff, who have done many great anime shows themselves. It’s ridiculous how many uneducated individuals keep repeating the same nonsense. I’m a fan of both studios and they still have my respect, nonetheless.
My personal gripe with OPM se2 was cramming what felt like 3 different story arcs on top of each other, which lead to the my mains being side lined the whole season.
I wish I could see Spider-Verse in theaters for the first time again. That masterpiece had me locked in. The leap of faith sent chills down my body, especially with the What's Up Danger track playing.
Check out the anime movie "Redline". The entire movie took 7 years to create and was hand animated, including all the vehicles and nearly made studio Madhouse bankrupt during production. In the end didn't receive the best of sales, but still probably one of the greatest anime movies of all time.
Fun fact: Heath Ledger’s lip lick in TDK was a result of him trying to keep his mouth prosthetic from flapping around and distracting him which decided to keep as a compulsive tick The Joker did.
Did he say “John Kirby”? It’s Jack Kirby but more to the point, Jack didn’t do Spider-Man, that was Steve Ditko (and that’s definitely Ditko art you show). Thus ends my comicbook nerd bit.
Yep, that hurt me a little inside haha. I think he was referring to the Jack Kirby influence (which is very prevalent in the movie ie: Kirby dots) though and not necessarily the cocreator of Spider-Man.
One of the most beautiful traditionally animated movies I have ever seen is "Kimi no Na wa." (Your Name.) You should really check it out, I am curious what you would think of it.
I am not quite sure what you mean by traditional but Shinkai utilizes a lot of of cutting edge animation techniques and software to make his work in such a way that many people see it has being something that emulates techniques done dont in the decades prior.
Now that they do cartoon, it would be a crime if they don't do anime. Although, they will need some who is an expert to do it justice. But, man! Kyoto animation characters movement is god-tier.
@@ankeytimestein6423 Gonna 3rd Kyoto and 2nd Violet Evergarden. I watched it recently and was very impressed with the animation as well as the integration of the 2D and 3D elements.
Castlevania. An absolute masterpiece, incredibly dark, but we literally spent so much time admiring the details, I've watched the series so many times.
A lot of Miyazaki's credit should go to Isao Takahata, the co-founder of Studio Ghibli. He was very interested in realistic detail, so a lot of that slowness in Ghibli films actually came from him. It's a shame that Takahata is so criminally under-credited in the West for the work he did.
Recommendations : 1. Violet Evergarden Beautiful animation, every episodes make you cry 2. Beastars Amazing CGI, the story is so good 3. Land of the Lustrous (Houseki no Kuni) Again amazing and beautiful CGI
I’d love you guys to do “Sound Effects Artists React”. That would be so interesting! And you could play a game of “Guess That Sound”. What’s the sound being used for this star-fighter or this broken arm? PLEASE DO a Sound Effect series!?!
I think listening to them talk about the difficulties of old animation and how easy it's gotten with modern computers and programs has shown how many talented people can get in to the business on their own nowadays, and I think that's amazing. Just imagine all the potential lost creative talent solely because of the difficulty of entering the field.
Neon genesis Evangelion when the eva goes berserk (the original anime, not the movie) Mob psycho (they use a technique where they draw on glass or something, for example, in the ending song) Avatar final agni kai Ping pong the animation (the opening song) Klaus I would also like to know how they animated Gon when he got pissed in hxh
It's worth mentioning: he's referring to JACK Kirby here, the superstar artist of the early Marvel bullpen. That said, it was Steve Ditko who created Spider-Man and illustrated all the early issues.
Yeah, I honestly thought they’d dive deeper into that movie because there are so many animation aspects to it. Kirby dots for lights, Ben Day dots shifting to represent focal changes and give depth of field, I mean the shit they did to make that movie was insane.
Guys... the one recommendation you need for the next animation episode: REDLINE. It is a masterpiece. Seven years of development. Over 100 000 hand drawings. Almost bankrupted madhouse studios. Every frame basically perfect from an animation quality standpoint. Just watch the intro for five minutes and you will see.
Fantasia is my favourite film of all time. It is probably the only thing I could watch a million times without getting bored. Every scene is a masterpiece.
The ghibli film Howl's Moving Castle, specifically the scene where Sophie is talking to Howl in his room, and all treasures Howl has gathered are moving and spinning with huge amount of detail
We need some examples of bad animation! All I can think of is the superhero cartoons from the 60s (The Marvel Super Heroes especially, but the Spider-Man one isn't that great either) It's worth noting that a lot of the bad animation was done to save money, but it was still pretty bad nonetheless. In fact, The Marvel Super Heroes was just one giant cash-grab: every single shot is actually just a bunch of static images stitched together from comic books, with a few of the limbs moved once in a while to "animate" it. On the other end of the spectrum, the Superman cartoon from the 40s looks so spectacular, you'd think it was made in the modern day! Definitely one to examine!
You wanna talk about bad animation, look no further than Juni Taisen (Zodiac war). They went from great 2d, to very low budget 2d, to 3d animations for a couple episodes, and back to 2d in the span of 12 episodes!!!
The old hannah barberra cartoons made for cheap as possible might count... I LOVE scooby doo: where are you, but cartoons from that era are so cheap and stiff
I think that was the main reason. To keep that static feeling of the comics. I loved the Thor one, it was hilarious seeing the hammer being thrown at people
Another infamous example of bad animation: Twinkle Nora Rock Me. If you've ever wanted video evidence as to why in-between frames are important, look no further than that OVA.
I watched Spirited Away with 4 or something with my parents. And I was fascinated that my parents were genuinely interested in that movie. I always saw that adults were not interested in cartoons. Spirited Away will hold a special place in my heart.
Avatar: The Last Airbender - an entire episode devoted to this masterpiece Prince of Egypt - the burning bush sequence Iron Giant - the Giant and Hogarth A Silent Voice
i was so blown away to learn that klaus was 2-D, i was certain they pulled a spiderverse and blended 2- and 3-D animation! but no it's all hand drawn!!
Castlevania’s fight scenes tend to blow me away, simply because I can follow the action even though it’s paced incredibly fast. There’s also many scenes from any anime that ufotable has done, from the Fate series to Demon Slayer that really makes action scenes absolutely beautiful. There’s also the explosions found within anime that can be so amazing. While explosions in animation can be considered “simple”, are incredibly overlooked can really add to the spectacle in many scenes.
I now realized that "Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind" was the first anime that i watched in 1985 on VHS, I now made the connection after seeing at 3:50 the glider thing on which that girl rides. I didnt even know what the title of it was until now.
Would be amazing of you would react and analyze some scenes from "Avatar: the last airbender" and "The legend of Korra" and how TLOK makes some amazing 3D scenes but also makes the drawings feel "filmed"
Hell yeah. Obvious choice is the Zuko/Azula final fight, but I'd love to see fights like the Gaang breaking into the Earth King's Palace by force. Heaps of earthbending and amazing choreography and imaginative animation! For LoK I'd NEED to see them take a look at Lavabending, or the Tenzin/Evil Team fight. Or of course the huge Metalbending train fight. Y'know what, just give us an entire episode solely about Avatar: TLA/TLOK. Thats what we really need.
They should react to “Loving Vincent,” a wonderful film entirely painted on canvas, based on the life of Vincent Van Gough. It’s insane, it took 10 years.
Micah Rockwell yes yes yes. I was lucky enough to be at a screening with the directors and they explained how they wrote, chose the painters, set up a boot camp to tech them the Van Gogh style, time it all took. Man so impressive
Hi I’m back, I wanted to add two more suggestions!! Shelter by Porter Robinson and Madeon short film!! It’s beautiful and is on TH-cam check it out it’s only 6 mins long!! Kny(demon slayer) there is some very unique animation in it. The animation for the water and fire is very beautiful.
Small chance, but I’d love to see “Untalkative Bunny”, a Canadian show with REALLY GOOD jazz music out of Montréal. The characters don’t speak much and express their emotions and communicate with nonverbal cues. Really masterful!
Do Ratatouille and check out how Remy walks on all fours when he’s behaving like a rat but transitions to two feet when he’s taking on his human traits. Brad Bird is a genius.
Please do “Demon Slayer” in the final fight between Rui and Tanjiro, that scene is so well done, just SOOO beautiful, and so incredibly powerfully awesome. Love this whole series and channel ❤️❤️❤️
Timestamp for people who wants to watch interested/favorite movies that they loved and to corrected the stupid auto generate stamp: 0:58 Fantasia (1940) 3:09 Spirited Away (2001) 5:43 Cats Don't Dance (1997) 8:56 Family Dog 10:02 Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018)
I would love to see a react to "Thief and the Cobbler." This animation was in production for 31 years starting in 1964. It has some absolutely stunning sequences and a fascinating history.
aha my friends dad is John Leatherbarrow, one of the creators. Complete nutcase but really cool house full of the original backdrops/cells for the thief and the cobbler.
@@KillahMate it's so bizarre, honestly I've grown up with stories from that film and roger rabbit (John worked on that as well) and it's amazing to meet people who know about them and love the films!
I was the weird kid growing up that was the only one I'd ever known to even see Cats Don't Dance, and to this day it's one of my favorite animated films of all time. I'm so glad you guys covered it! Such a hidden gem. :D
Salvatore Dali / Walt Disney collaboration called “Destino” a short where full storyboards were created, but it was left unanimated for 50 years until the effects could catch up to the vision, finally completed in 2003.
"Spirited Away" seems to be the go-to film when talking about Miyazaki, yet "Porco Rosso" is way better visually, as well as "Laputa: Castle in the Sky".
castle in the sky is just pure magic - but the pick spirited away because it is the most well known (wenn and you can pick any Miyazakifilm and have a masterpiece)
JACK Kirby......not John. His name was actually Jacob Kurtzberg, better known as JACK Kirby. Also, he was NOT known for drawing a lot of Spidey. That would be Romita Sr. and Ditko.
Loving Vincent is an animated movie that’s done entirely by hand drawn paintings in the style of Van Gogh paintings and it’s bananas, definitely give that a watch.
Long before that there was also The Old Man and the Sea: th-cam.com/video/W5ih1IRIRxI/w-d-xo.html (1999) It's animated paint-on-glass, got an Oscar, drawn by just two guys, 29000 paintings.
I would, genuinely, lose the entirety of my mind if any of those three were reacted to. I was tracking “Loving Vincent” since it was announced and “Old Man And The Sea” is just breathtaking.
The process is quite similar but vastly different in some areas. For example,Japanese animes used fewer frames when animating coz it's cheaper, if you look closely Disney or Western animation have this smooth kinda fluid-like motion to them, japanese animes however have a certain snap on their movements. They also used still drawings sometimes, or to simulate certain type of trembling animation, they would make 3-4 copies of the same drawing (Coz you can't make them looked exactly alike) Western animations however, rarely used still drawings or not at all.
Paul Mark The fewer frames were more often for shows and smaller projects. Likewise alot of time these anime projects are attempting to replicate the original manga artist style, since a fair amount pf anime is based on manga. So because of that, the animation, unless it has a large budget like akira, it’s difficult to do extremely fluid animation.
I am not kidding when I say I cried when I saw Spiderverse in theaters. Not at the emotional beats, just the animation itself. I was just so relieved that Hollywood still knew how to make something unique at that point. Even if it was adapted from comics, the combination of CG and 2D details on the faces and such surprised me, not to mention the text effects. The last time I was so entertained by text on a screen was the original Zombieland. I bawled my eyes out during "What's Up Danger". After watching the film a billion times and finding out about the Doc Oc escape scene and how Miles was animated at a lower fps than Peter Parker, that little detail cemented the film's spot as not only my favorite animated picture but one of my fav pictures period. I could gush about it forever (and I have written many a essay on the film for various classes).
Gonna copy my list from the first video but please do the following: -Paprika or other Satoshi Kon movies. -Summer Wars -A Silent Voice -Cowboy Bebop -Garden of Words -Wolf Children
Yeah, I would LOVE to see them cover Satoshi Kon. It's such a tragedy he died so young. I honestly believe he would have been the next true great in animation, if he'd lived to have a full career. Paprika would be easiest because of the Christopher Nolan connection, but otoh, it'd be interesting to look at his incredible editing in Perfect Blue.
@@jasonblalock4429 Agreed. I feel like Corridor Crew is not as good at talking about the fine details of animation, so it's probably best to tackle subjects with a very distinctive style. Paprika would be a great pick. (even though Millennium Actress is my favorite) I would also put forward Allegro non Troppo. It's essentially the Italian 'Fantasia', and it's got some really interesting works.
@@_Sasha_Sasha Exactly. Millennium Actress is my favorite too, but I can't think of any moments from it that would really 'wow' the Corridor Crew guys. . (Well, maybe the final run, but there'd be no way to talk about it out of context.)
That awkward moment when the sponsor was one of the subjects of a LastWeekTonight piece a few years ago because their business model is a scam that is basically thinly disguised gambling.
You should absolutely react to "Destino" - the collaboration between SALVADOR DALI and WALT DISNEY. It actually had been left unfinished for a very long time (since they figured it was simply too complicated and expensive to animate) until they completed it quite recently with help of some CGI (How fitting for the channel). It's a fantastic piece of surreal animation and it's easily available on TH-cam.
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Would you Guys consider talking about "The Animatrix" . Since they have multiple Short Stories with each having its own Style it would be cool to compare them and show the differences between them. Every Style fits perfectlyto the Story they telling and the Characters playing in them. I loved how different they were and couldnt wait what Style the next Short Story would have.
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- The prince of Egypt
- Princess mononoke
- Klaus
- Memories
- Avatar the last air bender/ legend of korra
- Disney's Tarzan
Your name
5 cm per second
@@Cryshg93 i watched that movie 3 weeks ago, the movie made me cry.
Violet Evergarden, Your Name, Weathering With You, Garden of Words, Attack on Titan Season 3
Attack on titan for movement especially levis scene with kennys group
I go back and watch Garden of Words here and there just so i can appreciate the evolution of animation.
Your Name and Weathering With You has absolutely amazing animation and visuals
@@liammorgan9253 op💥💥🔥
hey re anime you should make videos with corridor
"Voice actors" react would be really interesting.
I second this, this would be really cool
Yeah that would be awesome
Yeeessss!!!!
Get the man, the myth, the legend Frank Welker on! But only if its safe, i can't afford to lose him.
I VOTE SAM WITWER BEING THE GUEST
the best thing about Studio Ghibli/Miyazaki films is that the character of emotions on everyone is so visceral-he draws emotions the way that the feel when you experience them: tears are huge and cover the eyes, smiles are face splitting, when you're freaked out you feel hair "stand on end" and his characters' hair really does stand up straight like it feels like yours do, when you take a tumble it feels very obvious and huge and he draws tripping/stumbling the same way. It looks the way it feels in reality and that's why you connect so deeply with his characters
That's why I fell in love with that studio the characters feel so real
Their emotions crawl their way inside of me and I love it so much
I feel like a great extension to this is the anime adaptation of march comes in like a lion (aka 3-gatsu no lion). Beyond the great directing, it often changes its own art style to convey character emotions. The first episode despite how flawed it might seem has some good examples of this.
That scene where Haku gives Chihiro the rice ball after all she's been through and she suddenly has the energy to start crying. My god, Miyazaki is a genius. He just gets it, he remember what it's like to be a little kid. All his child characters work so well because they tap into the deep well of nostalgia that we can all relate to. It's otherworldly at times.
A good animated movie to analyse is “Redline” the hand drawn project that took 7 years and practically bankrupted Its production company. It is pure popcorn and spectacle.
Can I mention that the soundtrack to Redline does so much work next to the animation?
Agreed that should be on a future episode.
Redline deserves so much love
red line is such a fun movie. it would be nice to hear from a traditional animator their thoughts.
Or really anything from Shinichiro Watanabe, personally I'd love to see comments on Samurai Champloo.
The Prince of Egypt, Your Name, Cowboy Bebop: Knocking on Heaven's Door, Ghost in the Shell, IGPX, One Punch Man
seconded for the prince of egypt!!
Thirded for Prince of Egypt. That film deserves more love.
Fourthed the Prince of Egypt, CLASSIC
One punch man!!!!
Ahh, yes, The Prince of Egypt, Disney's not so subtle way to get all kids obsessed with ancient judaic history. Too bad my lust for that delicious bit of history wasn't influenced by some intensely righteous PROPAGANDA. A nation cannot be both Judeo, and Christian. The two are completely opposed at their core. That should tell you everything. Anyway. The movie had some interesting artwork! :)
Prince of Egypt, Atlantis: The Lost Empire, Land Before Time, Titan A.E.
Edit: Also Iron Giant and Anastasia lol thanks for the likes everyone!
Hey! You forgot Treasure Panet!
ALL OF THESE!
All the nostalgia!
Iron Giant
Yes, just yes.
These movies are the western equal to Ghibli movies
Attack on Titan Levi vs Kenny scene. So much incredible detail and direction was put into making this scene from 3d backgrounds, 2d props and 2d animation at such a fast pace and its so incredibly fluid.
I wish i could watch aot, but my friends spoil it alot so it will be very boring
@@raphrblx_id5977 there are so many twist in AOT there’s no way they’ve spoiled everything like it’s insane.
@@raphrblx_id5977 it’d still be fun to watch if your not watching anything else
@@productionscrub8476 while I'm watching aot, my friends spoil the plot that is ganna happen in the next episode or more. :(
@@fezlsezl yes, i've blocked my friends that spoiled aot, and now watching season 4.
1. Castle In The Sky: Robot Soldier Ressurection
2. A Silent Voice (Any Scene)
3. Avatar the Last Airbender: The Final Agni Kai
The animation in a silent voice was on another level!
Avatar: The Legend of Korra - Beginnings Part 1 or 2
Last agni Kai was a fucking masterpiece
@@MrZara4267 yes!!!! I especially love how the backgrounds and wide shots and everything is like old Chinese paintings that you’d see on the walls of like Chinese restaurants and the lack of detail looks so beautiful
One Punch Man : Season 1 Episode 5 (2nd half of the episode) - The 'Spar/Training' session between Saitama and Genos :D
My God I forgot how incredible season 1 was
Haha yes, always get goosebumps at the end of that scene when Saitama is arming his punch, with the "死" in the background xD
I personally loved the fight with the Subterraneans, it was animated soooo well.
@@KingBobbito a dream scene vs 7 deadly frames
Mob psycho would be amazing if they reacted to one the fight scenes
Avatar: The Last Airbender. The action sequence when the Gaang invades the Earth King's Palace. There's so much movement going on all at once, & it's so creative & crisp. Fantastic work.
pretty much everything from the last airbender was splendidly animated
@@si2foo I think it has really great character animation for a TV budget, though unfortunately it really shows its age now because it seems it was animated digitally at 4:3.
And the backgrounds were beautifull, almost every background looked like a waterpainting
And then Korra which makes Airbender's animation look like poo in comparison. Korra is breathtaking, especially the origin episodes with Wan or whatever his name is
@@Balthazar2242 People sure as hell complain a lot about the legend of korra, but it was without a doubt visually far better looking than atla
I have a professor who worked at Disney as an effects animator, and he said the most annoying effects ever were oddly enough the chains from hunchback and flags from Mulan 😂 I’d love to see a deep dive on that 😍 People always look to explosions and water and fire, but it’s the more simple things that are the hardest because if even one small piece is messed up everything else is garbage even if it was done perfect
Lolol sounds like we both had Troy
@@sonicfire23 Ah you went to scad then
Haha SCAD rep. I don't know a Troy, so he might have been after me. I actually worked with an ex-Disney animator who had to redraw all the butts in Mulan, for the army of Huns on horseback, I believe in the mountain scene.
1. Avatar the Last Airbender: The Final Agni Kai
2. One Punch Man: Saitama vs. Genos
3. Demon Slayer: Tanjiro vs. Lower Moon 6 (ep.19)
We NEED animators react to bad and great anime
Those are anime not cartoons
They should compare it against the first agni kai. Where zuko fights against General zhao. It is a lot less detailed.
The progress in the three seasons is insane.
@@lolomglmao They reviewed Spirited Away and Akira so anything is fair game. Also Avatar is a cartoon
100% seconding Saitama vs Genos, and I'll add Mob vs Toichiro from Mob Psycho s2
A Silent Voice, Garden of Words, Sword of a Stranger, Neon Genesis Evangellion (specifically Asuka's final stand).
koi no katachi ❤️
I was going to mention the EoE Asuka's last stand scene myself. That and the Third Impact sequence have just the most amazing character imagination.
Dude, garden of words. Holy shit yes
Oh I loved A Silent Voice, it got me into learning ASL.
Sword of the stranger had the best animated fight scene I have ever watched
Corridor Crew, can you guys get an animal trainer on the show and break down movies that used (real) dangerous animals on set to film scenes?? Or animal trainers who knowledge were taken when creating animals for films?? You guys have been asking for more, new ideas and this is an area you’ve yet to explore. I’d love to see someone talk about Bruce the Bear and other famous movie animals.
That's such a great idea!
I would love that! Great idea!
And can you do Anime React please
Invite steve irwins son 😂
great idea!
I'd love to see analysis of a scene from Avatar the Last Airbender. Maybe the final agni kai between Zuko and Azula or the scene where the Blue Spirit breaks Ang out of the fire nation fortress in Book One. Great animation everywhere in that show!
ATLA (2005-2008) would be great on Stuntmen React, too. I'd love to see a professional fight choreographer's take on the martial arts battles.
I'm still waiting for it
Only took 6 months but it happened 😂
Well, except for the 1st season.
Even for 2005, the animation wasn't that good.
If you break it apart, the animation isn't detailed at all.
They make the story so good you don't realize how they cut corners in the animation to save time.
The fact that he just casually mentioned 2 of my favorite movies Prince of Egypt and Road to El Dorado. Can we get an episode with those movies in it???? 👀👀👀👀👀👀
Yes please!
Hey one of my favorites is Road to El Dorado too!
My childhood!!!
El doradoooooo!
Your Name, The Silent Voice, Weathering With You, Violet Evergarden, Garden Of Words, A Whisker Away, All of these are great anime movies.
Violet is a anime
@@dommy_mommy_enjoyer there's also a movie for violet.
Violet ever garden is one of the master piece of mappa well they all are master piece but violet have best animation
I second Violet Evergarden so much! I love the story and animation of the whole thing. Her hand's animations are hella neat. Especially when they have them be damaged or broken or even just maintenance, I can sort of see/imagine how the mechanism works.
@@jerem101888 but it's a movie form a anime, it won't be fair, it's like they could do that with Naruto movies or DBZ movies, it should be a original movie without a anime before it
There‘s an animated short called „The old man and the sea“ where every frame is basically an oil painting ( i think they paint with wet paints on glass?), most recently, „Mob Psycho 100“ uses some of that animation style for their fx animation and their Ending sequence for episodes!
Aside from this
Mob psycho has one of the best animation of all time On the level of demon slayer or hero academia
@@syedhusnainshah3055 one punch man season 1>>
@@cpthf3535 Honestly Season 1 One Punch Man was SO well animated it sort of ruined the story for a lot of the casual fans. They missed a lot of the really good jokes because they were distracted by the pretty pictures.
I just found that animated short on here and it was BEAUTIFUL!!!
The short is based on the novel "The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway. The short is amazing, but doesn't tell the full story.
Redline anime movie. Literally anything from it. The entire movies is eye candy and was hand drawn frame by frame for 7 years.
Thx, now I have to watch it again!
Always happy when this masterpiece is praised the way it deserves.
It’s great I truly love it
That definitely deserves a section.
Avatar: The Last Airbender
*The Last Agni Kai* (Zuko vs Azula) from the series finale.
Yes!! This scene is so beautiful
YES!!!
I second this
YES
Even now I tear up watching this
Atlantis: The Lost Empire and Treasure Planet, my favorite two disney movies.
Treasure Planet is sooooooooo under rated, love the sky board surfing scenes and scenery.
Yes
~Kat~ Not true at all! Those are well-known Disney movies.
gotta touch on that Deep Canvas tech Disney was working on if they're talking about those films.
I love those two and Emperor's New Groove. My top three.
You should do “The Amazing World of Gumball” the way that show is animated was always very interesting to me
Right, it combines a lot of art styles and is very aware of itself
KnotLord I was always interested to see what new art style they were going to inject into it next
And the writing is amazing
They totally should.
Yeah, Amazing world of Gumball has many variations in animation.
Top 3 Animated Things I'd love to see a reaction to:
3) Howl's Moving Castle: The castle design is iconic and the varying animation on the main character throughout the film is great visual storytelling!
2) RWBY: I love this show and the reason it gained a lot of popularity is with its fight choreography which would be interesting to analyze (both the current fight choreography and the early fight choreography)
1) Coraline: Stop motion is a beautiful art form and this film showcases that for me. The subtle changes in expression, the way the world feels both cartoony and real based on the world of the main character. Also the transformation of the Other Mother...is amazing!
Would love to see something like; "Sound artists react".
Analyzing the way sounds (foley, music scores, "moving to the beat", etc.) can enhance or take away from a scenes. Or something like that..
oh..
just me?..
okay..
That sounds like it would be a good series to do.
That is a great idea!
I would like to see this too, I don't know why you second-guessed your suggestion immediately
I second this so hard
Look up Ears Up Sound Design we sound design for theme entertainment and postproduction
A lot of people were rlly mad about the switching of animation studios of one punch man. Compare the animation from s1 and s2. It seems a lot of people have differing opinions about whether or not the quality of it suffered after the switch but, regardless, I’d love to see what you guys think anyway because the fights in that series were absolute masterpieces in my opinion.
we’re not really mad about the switch itself. JC Staff actually makes good stuff. It’s just the behind-the-scenes stuff that was the issue. Their scheduling was TERRIBLE for this show so that resulted in poor overall quality. Even the sound effects were bad because it was mostly the same 2 kinds of sounds for every fight.
It was a little worse but not drastically different. I guess you were expecting more and more as Saitama showed more and more of his power as the season progressed but it never happened. Considering that it fell short.
Chris M I didn’t see any “worse”. Obviously people who are talking bad about season 2 don’t know anything about animation and different studios who work on those animations. The only difference is that Madhouse is one of the best studios in Japan when it comes to animation...that’s it.
OPM season 2 is done by J.C.Staff, who have done many great anime shows themselves. It’s ridiculous how many uneducated individuals keep repeating the same nonsense. I’m a fan of both studios and they still have my respect, nonetheless.
Not as bad as seven deadly sins XD
My personal gripe with OPM se2 was cramming what felt like 3 different story arcs on top of each other, which lead to the my mains being side lined the whole season.
You guys should look at "treasure planet", imo the most underrated Disney movie ever. It uses some really cool tricks for when it came out.
agreed, for his friggin arm alone!
Atlantis too
Most underrated Disney movie ever indeed. Considering how much that movie mixes hand drawn animation and cg animation, it would be really interesting
@@RasmusEklund Definitely not underrated when it has a cult following and it's frequently mentioned when talking contemporary Disney movies.
I think they already have a video on that but I’m not sure
I wish I could see Spider-Verse in theaters for the first time again. That masterpiece had me locked in. The leap of faith sent chills down my body, especially with the What's Up Danger track playing.
just watched it at 90% speed on a very large screen so I could see all the effects just a tiny bit longer. it was really great!
Check out the anime movie "Redline". The entire movie took 7 years to create and was hand animated, including all the vehicles and nearly made studio Madhouse bankrupt during production. In the end didn't receive the best of sales, but still probably one of the greatest anime movies of all time.
Seconded. The yellow line race is almost a perfect short film by itself
agreed
Tottaly agree. I have it on blue and is a movie that blows your mind within the 1rst minute. I like to watch it at full volume and is beyond epic.
Love the movie and especially the animation style. Would be great to see them have a look at it
an hour late but glad to see it here. Redline is amazing through and through.
You guys should do Redline. It was handdrawn and took like 10 years to draw it all.
7*
Yes plz
Ryan yes this please
It's such a feast for the eyes! The only movie I love to rewatch because it looks so amazing!
Such an under appreciated gem...
Fun fact: Heath Ledger’s lip lick in TDK was a result of him trying to keep his mouth prosthetic from flapping around and distracting him which decided to keep as a compulsive tick The Joker did.
I have always have been amazed by animators but this has gotten it to a new level. I’m so grateful humans have gotten to this point
What's your profile icon from?
@@cannonfodder4000 it's Kazuma from Konosuba with the "pog" face edited on
@@themustardman219 i think he changed it lul, wasnt that originally
@@themustardman219 i think he changed it lul, wasnt that originally
Did he say “John Kirby”?
It’s Jack Kirby but more to the point, Jack didn’t do Spider-Man, that was Steve Ditko (and that’s definitely Ditko art you show).
Thus ends my comicbook nerd bit.
I’m glad someone said it! Also the art in the vid is original art for the spiderverse movie, but HEAVILY Ditko inspired.
Yeeees, glad I'm not the only one who caught that.
I was right there with you when he said John instead of Jack and that they showed Ditko art. I am also a comic geek. :P
Yep, that hurt me a little inside haha. I think he was referring to the Jack Kirby influence (which is very prevalent in the movie ie: Kirby dots) though and not necessarily the cocreator of Spider-Man.
I knew it was Jack not John, but that's as far as my comics nerdiness goes!
One of the most beautiful traditionally animated movies I have ever seen is "Kimi no Na wa." (Your Name.) You should really check it out, I am curious what you would think of it.
I am not quite sure what you mean by traditional but Shinkai utilizes a lot of of cutting edge animation techniques and software to make his work in such a way that many people see it has being something that emulates techniques done dont in the decades prior.
@@CaseNumber00 By Traditional Animation I mean that every frame is hand drawn.
Yeah I've watched it the animation was crazy just the cinematography it's just so just so NICE I really like the 3d scenes so yeah
Weathering with You has a far more diverse range of colors tho, I'd recommend they see that one too
There’s also a couple of short movies he did before Your Name made him famous. The Garden of Words (言の葉の庭) has some incredibly beautiful animation.
Anything from Kyoto Animation, there are so many good compilations on TH-cam
Specially violet evergarden
Now that they do cartoon, it would be a crime if they don't do anime. Although, they will need some who is an expert to do it justice. But, man! Kyoto animation characters movement is god-tier.
@@chamnabsonn282 yeah I really hope they get an expert with good insight on animation of Japan
@@ankeytimestein6423 Gonna 3rd Kyoto and 2nd Violet Evergarden. I watched it recently and was very impressed with the animation as well as the integration of the 2D and 3D elements.
and ufotable
Castlevania. An absolute masterpiece, incredibly dark, but we literally spent so much time admiring the details, I've watched the series so many times.
I'd love to see you talk about the anime movie "Redline" it has some really unique animation and art style!
same! i love this movie
One of my top 5 Animations! By Far!
Yes please! I don’t hear this talked about enough- I’d love to see them react
My favorite movie
Such a cool intro scene!
Prince Zuko vs Princess Azula from Avatar: The Last Airbender
Why can I only like once?
It’s crap it’s limited animation
The Amazing World Of Gumball is great for Animators React, in a good way. It has a multiple drawing styles.
RIGHT
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A lot of Miyazaki's credit should go to Isao Takahata, the co-founder of Studio Ghibli. He was very interested in realistic detail, so a lot of that slowness in Ghibli films actually came from him. It's a shame that Takahata is so criminally under-credited in the West for the work he did.
Recommendations :
1. Violet Evergarden
Beautiful animation, every episodes make you cry
2. Beastars
Amazing CGI, the story is so good
3. Land of the Lustrous (Houseki no Kuni)
Again amazing and beautiful CGI
Holy crap I forgot how good Violet Evergarden was
I believed that Beastar and Land of Lustrous( Houseki no Kuni) were made from the same studio.
Yeah Studio Orange.
when it comes to cgi anime, studio orange knows how to use cgi right. really love Beastars
@@voracioussergal9360 Toxic much lol. Anime is just beautiful
Didn't like Violet very much, after like 4 episodes I got bored and stopped watching. Every episode does not make you cry
"Love, Death and Robots" has such a diverse art style
That show very good but inappropriate
@@phoenix3987 I mean a few of them are- especially the first episode, but there are plenty without 'inappropriate' content.
It really does I Dont think I’ve seen a show as diverse in the art style as LDR
I’d love you guys to do “Sound Effects Artists React”. That would be so interesting! And you could play a game of “Guess That Sound”. What’s the sound being used for this star-fighter or this broken arm? PLEASE DO a Sound Effect series!?!
This is a brilliant idea! Especially things like Jurassic Park where patting a velociraptor was patting a pineapple
BRING OUT THE FOLEY GANG! 🎙🔊
If this gonna happen wanna see Inception or Interstellar
Foley Artists React!
Or when they where making orc and nazgul sounds for lotr in a graveyard and the neighbours were spooked out.
I think listening to them talk about the difficulties of old animation and how easy it's gotten with modern computers and programs has shown how many talented people can get in to the business on their own nowadays, and I think that's amazing. Just imagine all the potential lost creative talent solely because of the difficulty of entering the field.
Avatar: The Last Airbender or Atlantis: The Lost Empire would be cool to see.
Two of my favs.
I know Avatar: The Last Airbender is a cinematic masterpiece, but it's a live action adaptation after all.
The Iron Giant, that movie is waaaaay too under appreciated.
And fucking sad DAMIT MAN AM ALREDY CRYING JUST THINKING ABOUT IT
have a comment for visibility
It's one of my favourite movies.
Also directed by Brad Bird!
You should check out Treasure Planet for sure, underrated movie and pretty unique for its time.
I’m so happy that they talked about Spider-Verse. It’s one of my favorite movies of all time and I literally watch it every time I see it on!
Neon genesis Evangelion when the eva goes berserk (the original anime, not the movie)
Mob psycho (they use a technique where they draw on glass or something, for example, in the ending song)
Avatar final agni kai
Ping pong the animation (the opening song)
Klaus
I would also like to know how they animated Gon when he got pissed in hxh
eva goes berserk was wild
Ohhhhh! KLAUS!
nah do the entire scene of asuka vs mass production evas
It's worth mentioning: he's referring to JACK Kirby here, the superstar artist of the early Marvel bullpen. That said, it was Steve Ditko who created Spider-Man and illustrated all the early issues.
Yeah, I honestly thought they’d dive deeper into that movie because there are so many animation aspects to it. Kirby dots for lights, Ben Day dots shifting to represent focal changes and give depth of field, I mean the shit they did to make that movie was insane.
Thank you, thought he said John Kirby, I will let it slide because he is a cool dude. But yah, it's JACK.
@@cable7152 jack is actually a nickname for john. hence Jack Kennedy
Kirby's real name was Jacob Kurtzberg.
Considering all the Kirby Crackle in Spiderverse, it was inevitable that he would get mentioned. But yeah, it's JACK, not John.
Guys... the one recommendation you need for the next animation episode: REDLINE. It is a masterpiece. Seven years of development. Over 100 000 hand drawings. Almost bankrupted madhouse studios. Every frame basically perfect from an animation quality standpoint. Just watch the intro for five minutes and you will see.
Definitely agree, Redline is absolutely stunning.
Had this on my watch list, now I have to watch it, thanks
Thx!!! Didn’t know about this! The trailer looks in-fucking-credible.
Fantasia is my favourite film of all time. It is probably the only thing I could watch a million times without getting bored. Every scene is a masterpiece.
The ghibli film Howl's Moving Castle, specifically the scene where Sophie is talking to Howl in his room, and all treasures Howl has gathered are moving and spinning with huge amount of detail
In The Incredibles, when Syndrone wiped his nose after giving a villain speech is one memorable and weirdest moment in animation Hahahahaha
Yeah, he looked so confident, too xD
kimi no nawa
When I read this I could see it in my mind
Wow yeah, that's pretty slick of you to remember that! I remember that too now that you say it
Also, as he walks away after wiping his nose, you can see him shake his hand a little to shake off any snot from his fingers :D
We need some examples of bad animation!
All I can think of is the superhero cartoons from the 60s (The Marvel Super Heroes especially, but the Spider-Man one isn't that great either) It's worth noting that a lot of the bad animation was done to save money, but it was still pretty bad nonetheless. In fact, The Marvel Super Heroes was just one giant cash-grab: every single shot is actually just a bunch of static images stitched together from comic books, with a few of the limbs moved once in a while to "animate" it.
On the other end of the spectrum, the Superman cartoon from the 40s looks so spectacular, you'd think it was made in the modern day! Definitely one to examine!
You wanna talk about bad animation, look no further than Juni Taisen (Zodiac war). They went from great 2d, to very low budget 2d, to 3d animations for a couple episodes, and back to 2d in the span of 12 episodes!!!
The old hannah barberra cartoons made for cheap as possible might count... I LOVE scooby doo: where are you, but cartoons from that era are so cheap and stiff
I think that was the main reason. To keep that static feeling of the comics. I loved the Thor one, it was hilarious seeing the hammer being thrown at people
@@leono7240 Nope. It was because Martin Goodman was a shitty human who cared for no one (excluding Stan Lee) except making money.
Another infamous example of bad animation: Twinkle Nora Rock Me. If you've ever wanted video evidence as to why in-between frames are important, look no further than that OVA.
I watched Spirited Away with 4 or something with my parents. And I was fascinated that my parents were genuinely interested in that movie. I always saw that adults were not interested in cartoons. Spirited Away will hold a special place in my heart.
Avatar: The Last Airbender - an entire episode devoted to this masterpiece
Prince of Egypt - the burning bush sequence
Iron Giant - the Giant and Hogarth
A Silent Voice
Netflix’s Klaus. The VFX breakdowns they did show a beautiful TWO-DIMENSIONAL film that looks too often to not be.
It's so beautiful !
i was so blown away to learn that klaus was 2-D, i was certain they pulled a spiderverse and blended 2- and 3-D animation! but no it's all hand drawn!!
review Killer Bean
Yes
yes i was just thinking that! it is such a masterpiece
SUGGESTION: The Stampede from The Lion King. Took 3 years just to perfect the technology to do that sequence correctly
Avatar: TLA has already been mentioned. But episodes 7 and 8 Beginnings of Korra's book 2 would be awesome!
Castlevania’s fight scenes tend to blow me away, simply because I can follow the action even though it’s paced incredibly fast.
There’s also many scenes from any anime that ufotable has done, from the Fate series to Demon Slayer that really makes action scenes absolutely beautiful.
There’s also the explosions found within anime that can be so amazing. While explosions in animation can be considered “simple”, are incredibly overlooked can really add to the spectacle in many scenes.
You forgot Brad Bird's best movie: The Iron Giant
I just noticed that. That movie does not get enough love as proven here.
Iron giant is the best.
I'd love to see anything stop-motion animation like Wallace and Gromit, Chicken Run, Early Man, the intro of Beastars, Rilakkuma and Kaoru etc.
Exactly!
Don't forget about kubo and the two string
Shawn the Sheep
Devi Nurseri and boxtrolls!
Coraline
I now realized that "Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind" was the first anime that i watched in 1985 on VHS, I now made the connection after seeing at 3:50 the glider thing on which that girl rides. I didnt even know what the title of it was until now.
Would be amazing of you would react and analyze some scenes from "Avatar: the last airbender" and "The legend of Korra" and how TLOK makes some amazing 3D scenes but also makes the drawings feel "filmed"
The police roundup scene is one of my favorite of all time. There's so much tension it's palpable
Hell yeah. Obvious choice is the Zuko/Azula final fight, but I'd love to see fights like the Gaang breaking into the Earth King's Palace by force. Heaps of earthbending and amazing choreography and imaginative animation!
For LoK I'd NEED to see them take a look at Lavabending, or the Tenzin/Evil Team fight. Or of course the huge Metalbending train fight.
Y'know what, just give us an entire episode solely about Avatar: TLA/TLOK. Thats what we really need.
@@xGamermonkeyx There is so much to talk about in both ATLA and TLOK
Yes plz, can we have an entire episode for avatar LoA/LoK
Avatar The Last Airbender: The Final Agni Kai
if you're doing avatar then why not just do what it's trying to mimic Japanese sakuga
Hell yeeeah
Avatar has some really good animations
They should react to “Loving Vincent,” a wonderful film entirely painted on canvas, based on the life of Vincent Van Gough. It’s insane, it took 10 years.
Micah Rockwell yes yes yes. I was lucky enough to be at a screening with the directors and they explained how they wrote, chose the painters, set up a boot camp to tech them the Van Gogh style, time it all took. Man so impressive
Yes! It's a masterpiece (at least from the technical side)
Little did we know that bagel gag would cause the universe to collapse
Avatar: the Last Airbender (last Agni Kai scene)
The silent voice movie
These are really beautiful scenes/movies. Seriously check em out!!!
Hi I’m back, I wanted to add two more suggestions!!
Shelter by Porter Robinson and Madeon short film!! It’s beautiful and is on TH-cam check it out it’s only 6 mins long!!
Kny(demon slayer) there is some very unique animation in it. The animation for the water and fire is very beautiful.
A Studio Ghibli movie, Spiderman: Into The Spiderverse and with the rest. This video is a diamond mine!
Treasure planet? It has some interesting CG and hand drawn shots you could look at
Would still love to see Corridor Crew review Treasure Planet, but here is a good link I've seen before: th-cam.com/video/b9sycdSkngA/w-d-xo.html
Oh I would LOVE to see them look at that movie
Treasure planet has been called disneys biggest failure
@@quicksmilenathan103 it was a box office flop but it's an absolute masterpiece
YES! I’m still a fan of Treasure Planet! It still holds up to this day!
Small chance, but I’d love to see “Untalkative Bunny”, a Canadian show with REALLY GOOD jazz music out of Montréal. The characters don’t speak much and express their emotions and communicate with nonverbal cues. Really masterful!
Do Ratatouille and check out how Remy walks on all fours when he’s behaving like a rat but transitions to two feet when he’s taking on his human traits. Brad Bird is a genius.
you guys really need to check out an animated movie called "redline"
I just wanted to recommend it, too. One of my favorite movies of all time :-)
SEVEN YEARS HAND DRAWN
I know!! How they gonna look at animation and not touch on redline
YES YES YES YES YES
Most gorgeous animated movie ever made. They simply have to talk about it sooner or later.
Cowboy Bebop, Ninja Scroll, Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex/2nd Gig, Wizards (1977), Demon Slayer, The Lorax, Made in Abyss
Completely agree with everything you said. Plus, Made in Abyss has INCREDIBLE music !
Really anything from Ufotable
Pingpong by Masaaki Yuasa, one of the most unique styled animation out there, done by an extremely talanted and well known studio team.
Do Violet Evergarden, the lake jumping scene, and Attack on Titan, Levi being chased scene
Hell yea. Maybe throw in some others like "Your Name" , Demon Slayer, and Weathering by You
Demon Slayer animation is lit
Attack on titan beast titan scene tho
Some list of good animation:
1. Klaus 2019
2. Gintama: Benizakura movie
3.Gintama: Be Forever Yorozuya
The gintama movie had some great animation
@High Definition which one?
Please do “Demon Slayer” in the final fight between Rui and Tanjiro, that scene is so well done, just SOOO beautiful, and so incredibly powerfully awesome. Love this whole series and channel ❤️❤️❤️
Chech Howard whimshurts video out
Check out*
Timestamp for people who wants to watch interested/favorite movies that they loved and to corrected the stupid auto generate stamp:
0:58 Fantasia (1940)
3:09 Spirited Away (2001)
5:43 Cats Don't Dance (1997)
8:56 Family Dog
10:02 Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018)
I would love to see a react to "Thief and the Cobbler." This animation was in production for 31 years starting in 1964. It has some absolutely stunning sequences and a fascinating history.
Second this.
aha my friends dad is John Leatherbarrow, one of the creators. Complete nutcase but really cool house full of the original backdrops/cells for the thief and the cobbler.
and yeah the gold leaf woven into the frames is real :P
Douglas Wallace That's incredible - but somehow I'm not surprised... Every crazy story about that movie seems to be true.
@@KillahMate it's so bizarre, honestly I've grown up with stories from that film and roger rabbit (John worked on that as well) and it's amazing to meet people who know about them and love the films!
Violet Evergarden, Garden of Words, castlvania, kengan asura, Avatar: The Last Airbender, these all have animations you should breakdown
Iron Giant and Atlantis: The Lost Empire
I was the weird kid growing up that was the only one I'd ever known to even see Cats Don't Dance, and to this day it's one of my favorite animated films of all time. I'm so glad you guys covered it! Such a hidden gem. :D
Animation to music is exceptionally shown in the Tom and jerry episode where Tom is a pianist. I think that won an Oscar too. Can you talk about that?
The Rabbit of Seville is another.
My personal favorite music heavy Tom & Jerry was Designs on Jerry. Where nearly all of the episode is done with stick figures on a blueprint.
Ooo nice request, hope they see your comment
Yoooo thats a very good topic its very rare for a cartoon especially to have an orchestra and some of the most iconic soundtracks
Salvatore Dali / Walt Disney collaboration called “Destino”
a short where full storyboards were created, but it was left unanimated for 50 years until the effects could catch up to the vision, finally completed in 2003.
Intrresting
DrNai
Destino
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DrNai
Making of Documentary of Destino
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I don't want to be 'that guy', but it was Salvador Dalí; he was a great artist, but that don't make him Italian.
"Spirited Away" seems to be the go-to film when talking about Miyazaki, yet "Porco Rosso" is way better visually, as well as "Laputa: Castle in the Sky".
A AGREE SO MUCH! No one talks about Princess mononoke ether, or The wind rises.
Its probably because Disney dubbed it.
Porco Rosso was such a wonderful surprise.
castle in the sky is just pure magic - but the pick spirited away because it is the most well known (wenn and you can pick any Miyazakifilm and have a masterpiece)
I second laputa.
It's probably the academy award
JACK Kirby......not John. His name was actually Jacob Kurtzberg, better known as JACK Kirby.
Also, he was NOT known for drawing a lot of Spidey. That would be Romita Sr. and Ditko.
I was hoping SOMEONE would say it.😂
Thank you!
Hahaha who else scrolled until finding a Jack Kirby comment???
Favorites gotta be Treasure Planet and Atlantis: The Lost Empire. Those movies blew me away as a kid and they still are amazing to this day
Loving Vincent is an animated movie that’s done entirely by hand drawn paintings in the style of Van Gogh paintings and it’s bananas, definitely give that a watch.
YEEEEES
Waking Life is another good one in a similar style.
Long before that there was also The Old Man and the Sea: th-cam.com/video/W5ih1IRIRxI/w-d-xo.html (1999)
It's animated paint-on-glass, got an Oscar, drawn by just two guys, 29000 paintings.
I would, genuinely, lose the entirety of my mind if any of those three were reacted to. I was tracking “Loving Vincent” since it was announced and “Old Man And The Sea” is just breathtaking.
How about mid 90s Manga anime like Ninja Scroll and Wicked City. Iconic animation style, would be cool to know the process behind it.
omg ninja scroll was such a legendary movie. wicked city was great too don't get me wrong but ninja scroll was a huge huge influence on me.
The process is quite similar but vastly different in some areas. For example,Japanese animes used fewer frames when animating coz it's cheaper, if you look closely Disney or Western animation have this smooth kinda fluid-like motion to them, japanese animes however have a certain snap on their movements. They also used still drawings sometimes, or to simulate certain type of trembling animation, they would make 3-4 copies of the same drawing (Coz you can't make them looked exactly alike) Western animations however, rarely used still drawings or not at all.
Paul Mark The fewer frames were more often for shows and smaller projects. Likewise alot of time these anime projects are attempting to replicate the original manga artist style, since a fair amount pf anime is based on manga. So because of that, the animation, unless it has a large budget like akira, it’s difficult to do extremely fluid animation.
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Just an entire episode covering the entire Manga Video Publishing House of the 80's/90's.
I am not kidding when I say I cried when I saw Spiderverse in theaters. Not at the emotional beats, just the animation itself. I was just so relieved that Hollywood still knew how to make something unique at that point. Even if it was adapted from comics, the combination of CG and 2D details on the faces and such surprised me, not to mention the text effects. The last time I was so entertained by text on a screen was the original Zombieland. I bawled my eyes out during "What's Up Danger". After watching the film a billion times and finding out about the Doc Oc escape scene and how Miles was animated at a lower fps than Peter Parker, that little detail cemented the film's spot as not only my favorite animated picture but one of my fav pictures period. I could gush about it forever (and I have written many a essay on the film for various classes).
u should react to **Star Wars the Clone Wars** 2003 (2D) and 2008 (3D) and the new season 7 (Very cool 3D)
Yes! The evolution is amazing
Yes!!
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Great idea!
So you want them to react to more of SWTCW, cause they already reacted to Maul an Ashoka's fight in Stuntmen React? Cause I def agree!
Gonna copy my list from the first video but please do the following:
-Paprika or other Satoshi Kon movies.
-Summer Wars
-A Silent Voice
-Cowboy Bebop
-Garden of Words
-Wolf Children
Yeah, I would LOVE to see them cover Satoshi Kon. It's such a tragedy he died so young. I honestly believe he would have been the next true great in animation, if he'd lived to have a full career. Paprika would be easiest because of the Christopher Nolan connection, but otoh, it'd be interesting to look at his incredible editing in Perfect Blue.
Summer wars, Wolf children… yes. Your name, My favorite the boy and the beast… they're all phenomenal.
@@jasonblalock4429 Agreed. I feel like Corridor Crew is not as good at talking about the fine details of animation, so it's probably best to tackle subjects with a very distinctive style. Paprika would be a great pick. (even though Millennium Actress is my favorite)
I would also put forward Allegro non Troppo. It's essentially the Italian 'Fantasia', and it's got some really interesting works.
Ponyo. Never hear anyone talk about it
@@_Sasha_Sasha Exactly. Millennium Actress is my favorite too, but I can't think of any moments from it that would really 'wow' the Corridor Crew guys.
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(Well, maybe the final run, but there'd be no way to talk about it out of context.)
That awkward moment when the sponsor was one of the subjects of a LastWeekTonight piece a few years ago because their business model is a scam that is basically thinly disguised gambling.
Well damn 😰😕😕😕
Wait a minute....betting on stuff is gambling?
Looking at RedLine, especially the first 15 minutes, would be incredible.
SEVEN YEARS
HAND DRAWN
You should absolutely react to "Destino" - the collaboration between SALVADOR DALI and WALT DISNEY. It actually had been left unfinished for a very long time (since they figured it was simply too complicated and expensive to animate) until they completed it quite recently with help of some CGI (How fitting for the channel). It's a fantastic piece of surreal animation and it's easily available on TH-cam.
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Connection terminated. I'm sorry to interupt you Elizabeth, if you still even remember that name, but I'm afraid you've been misinformed. You're not here to recieve a gift, nor have you been called here by the individual you assume, although you have indeed been called. You have all been called here, into a labyrinth of sounds and smells, misdirection and misfortune. A labirynth with no exit, a maze with no prize. You don't even realize that you are trapped. Your lust for blood has driven you in endless circles, chasing the cries of children in some unseen chamber always seeming so near, yet somehow out of reach. But you will never find them, none of you will. This is where your story ends.
And to you, my brave volunteer, who somehow found this job listing not intended for you, although there was a way out planned for you, I have a feeling that's not what you want. I have a feeling that you are right where you want to be. I am remaining as well. I am nearby. This place will not be remembered and the memory of everything that started this can finally begin to fade away, as the agony of every tragedy should. And to you monsters trapped in the corridors, be still, and give up your spirits. They don't belong to you. For most of you, I believe there is peace and perhaps more waiting for you after the smoke clears. Although for one of you, the darkest pit of hell has opened to swallow you whole, so don't keep the devil waiting old friend.
My daughter, if you can hear me, I knew you would return as well. It's in your nature to protect the innocent. I'm sorry that on that day, the day you were shut out and left to die, no one was there to lift you up into their arms, the way you lifted others into yours. And then, what became of you? I should have known you wouldn't be contempt to just disappear, not my daughter. I couldn't save you then, so let me save you now.
It's time to rest. For you, and those you have carried in your arms. This ends, for all of us. End communication.
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i found it last night on Disney +. it's so trippy!!
Would you Guys consider talking about "The Animatrix" .
Since they have multiple Short Stories with each having its own Style it would be cool to compare them and show the differences between them.
Every Style fits perfectlyto the Story they telling and the Characters playing in them.
I loved how different they were and couldnt wait what Style the next Short Story would have.
The animatrix!!!!! Yeah!!!
Also, Halo: Legends, same idea, but set in, y'know, the Halo universe.
It would be awesome if you guys did anything from “Love, Death, Robots” on Netflix
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That would actually be great, but there would be A LOT of censoring.
Also the movie 'klaus' on netflix
didn't they do that in 1 of the VFX reacts i think?
@@bagelbramble7335 yes
10:48 That bagel hit the spot