Racquel Hampton not necessarily. Whether it's stop motion or hand drawn or CGI or oil painted like Loving Vincent, you have to make it look exactly like the director wants it to, and it's difficult.
It's not surprising. In a time when most of what we use is virtual, people crave the real. Vinyl records over MP3's, collectables, practical effects over incomprehensible computer graphics, and stop motion is still just as charming as ever, but able to do more thanks to new digital compositing and post production, such as removing supports, rigs, filaments, etc.
It's actually a lot easier in stop motion for him to include his trademark because he has control over every frame opposed to having to deal with the randomness you get when shooting on location. Lack of time, budget, human error, etc.
This is the reason I sit all the way through the credits. You really gotta recognize all this hard work and craft that contributes to the sum experience of a movie.
I just watched it and it's truly amazing. I am blown away by this artistry and the dedication of everyone involved. I was stunned by how incredible it looked and how fluid it was. It truly is a work of art, I appreciate this movie so much.
Damn... you know this one's gonna be a strong contender for the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature 2018 but will probably lose out to Pixar's Incredibles 2!
it shouldn't but it will. If you've seen the oscar ballots, people vote for stuff without even seeing it. Very few actually care about the animation category, and only choose Disney because of brand recognition. Shit, even 12 Years a Slave, as great of a movie it is, had some voters only voting for it because they think its racist not to vote it.
Being a sequel severely hurts Incredibles 2's chances. It's not impossible for it to win of course, but the academy "typically" avoids rewarding sequels. Also seeing how the original already won best animated, it's less likely they'll reward it again.
Wes Anderson, a master auteur, has brought back a forgotten art into 21st century, with his usual attention to detail and his love for art in general...making the everyday artist equally important as the lead actors......what a treat for the eyes, the intellect and the mind, and certainly a great film as well.... Simply sublime
I love how the actors interacted more with each other, than in some green screen heavy movies. I remember how Ian Mckellen hated playing in the hobbit. Seeing them in the recording studio together looks really cool!
God this is so cool. You can see how much effort goes into it all, I mean they carefully move the freaking hairs on the dogs. Not only that, but the movie looks great too! I can't wait to see it :D
I'd love to do a stop motion course or workshop on animating puppets like this, even if it was for a few second clip as a bit of fun, it would be fascinating and cool to learn the basic principles of stop motion from a professional.
Film review from "Walking With Things Up Your Butt Monthly": "Beginning at 1:59, the walk of a dog with a broomstick-size rod inserted in it's rectum, has long been an animator's "Holy Grail". However, it was not only achieved, but masterfully captured for this film! Kudos to the Animation team.". Yes, kudos indeed.
This was an excellent movie!!! It was funny, heart warming and very creative!!! I would rather see more movies like this over other movies they are producing. OUTSTANDING!!!!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
ONLY 27 animators? That seems like a small amount considering the complexity of the film. I swear, I hope movies like these give animators a lot more respect than they've gotten over the years.
The animation looks like it took forever, it's gorgeous
Sam 454 all animation takes forever
Anna Fowdy but obviously this type of animation takes more time
Racquel Hampton not necessarily. Whether it's stop motion or hand drawn or CGI or oil painted like Loving Vincent, you have to make it look exactly like the director wants it to, and it's difficult.
Sam 454
It just shows that a lot of time and effort was put into this movie.
I can't wait to see the movie
I'm so happy to see this art form progressing in this day and age. The movie looks wonderful. I can't wait to see it.
It's not surprising. In a time when most of what we use is virtual, people crave the real. Vinyl records over MP3's, collectables, practical effects over incomprehensible computer graphics, and stop motion is still just as charming as ever, but able to do more thanks to new digital compositing and post production, such as removing supports, rigs, filaments, etc.
@Christopher this movie is wonderful. The thing that impressed me more is how they made the dogs cry in the movie. 10/10.
"You make me sick." *vomits*
I verbally laughed out loud
or the scene where they inspect the box and say " its worth it "
Thank you for putting all the animators names up on the screen.
Y’all should have deserved that Oscar for best animation picture... you really should have.
I like how there's *actual* Japanese voice acting.
You mean "there's"?
Thanks for pointing It out.
Your welcome. That's my sole purpose in life right now.
You mean "you're"?
;)
This one should win an oscar. Talking about brilliance and effort, I admire the maker of this piece of art. Definitely gonna watch!
Even Wes Anderson is making a stop motion animation, he still can induce his director trademark.
One of his most famous movies is a stop motion movie.....
It's actually a lot easier in stop motion for him to include his trademark because he has control over every frame opposed to having to deal with the randomness you get when shooting on location. Lack of time, budget, human error, etc.
this isn't his first stop motion movie x) check out fantastic mr. fox
? stop motion is the perfect medium for wes anderson, he has complete control over every detail in the frame.
he did fantastic mr fox too if ya want to check that out its a fun one
This is the reason I sit all the way through the credits. You really gotta recognize all this hard work and craft that contributes to the sum experience of a movie.
Let us take this moment to appreciate the amazing cast and crew who helped put this artwork together...
That producer @0:22 should've gotten a role too, he has a unique, sort of levelled, dry voice. Would be perfect as a tv newscaster.
He might actually have a part in the movie though
Really mindblowing how they do this
THIS ONLY HAS 27 ANIMATORS AND 10 ASSISTANTS?! That’s amazing, considering how good it looks!
WOW, the animators are seriously gifted
This movie looks so promising. Wes Anderson what a genius mind.
dude this movie fucks it's so good
I can not physically explain how excited I am for this. Looks like another classic from Wes!
I just watched it and it's truly amazing. I am blown away by this artistry and the dedication of everyone involved. I was stunned by how incredible it looked and how fluid it was. It truly is a work of art, I appreciate this movie so much.
Brian Cranston: "grrrrr... I bite"
My new whatsapp notification.
If you say Isle of dogs really fast it will sound like I love dogs.
This is one of the most interesting looking animated films. I'm really excited to see it.
Damn... you know this one's gonna be a strong contender for the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature 2018 but will probably lose out to Pixar's Incredibles 2!
Buenomars it shouldn't
it shouldn't but it will.
If you've seen the oscar ballots, people vote for stuff without even seeing it. Very few actually care about the animation category, and only choose Disney because of brand recognition.
Shit, even 12 Years a Slave, as great of a movie it is, had some voters only voting for it because they think its racist not to vote it.
Lets hope and see
Being a sequel severely hurts Incredibles 2's chances. It's not impossible for it to win of course, but the academy "typically" avoids rewarding sequels. Also seeing how the original already won best animated, it's less likely they'll reward it again.
it better not, I2 looks like garbage
This Movie/Animation deserves prestigious awards
5 years later and this movie aged beautifully. An absolute work of art.
I watched this movie. Man... They made stop motion dogs cry. Cry. And I cried with them.
Respect, respect, pure respect for this remarkable production!
ONE OF THE BEST MOVIES I EVER SEEN, ALL THE WORK AND EFFORTS ON THIS NEED MORE APPRECIATION!
I have nothing but mad respect for the people who do this kind of thing for a living. Insanely talented.
Wes Anderson, a master auteur, has brought back a forgotten art into 21st century, with his usual attention to detail and his love for art in general...making the everyday artist equally important as the lead actors......what a treat for the eyes, the intellect and the mind, and certainly a great film as well.... Simply sublime
Wes Anderson = Master
Wes Anderson: master of movie making.
His work: masterpieces.
@@ogithesergal4182 and no bad movie
I love how the actors interacted more with each other, than in some green screen heavy movies. I remember how Ian Mckellen hated playing in the hobbit. Seeing them in the recording studio together looks really cool!
Saw this film today. Truly, a masterpiece!
honestly one of the best stop motion animation is fantastic mr fox :D good memories
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GODDD I CANNOT WAIT FOR THIS MOVIE. looks phenomenal honestly. wow.
I'm so bummed that this is showing in select theatres cuz they never show them where I live. :'(
Agreed. It definitely won't come to my neck of the wood.
Kragger Last It's so upsetting that films like this don't get a wide release. :/
Clarissa Cota i just watch it online.
Couch gaming news I kinda want to give my money to this guy's you know? Just to tell that yes I want more movies like this in Hollywood
Sam qualcosa Agreed. I'm always down to monetarily support movies like this. :)
jesus this is amazing
1 of my fav movie. Truly amazing. There is a lot of hard work behind so i must to say THANK YOU to everybody who works on this masterpiece
This movie deserves oscars.
This movie was something completely new to me. I loved it!
Next year's Oscar nomination for Best animated film ... guaranteed
Amazing. Shared on my FB for teachers to show the kiddos. A great break from a long week.
This looks freaking amazing. The attention to detail is astonishing!
Just watched it in the theater. Love it so much highly recommend.
This is some of the most beautiful stop motion I’ve seen to date. Hands down the best form of animation.
God this is so cool. You can see how much effort goes into it all, I mean they carefully move the freaking hairs on the dogs. Not only that, but the movie looks great too! I can't wait to see it :D
Wasnt sure if id see this. Definitely will now. Amazing to see how much effort has gone into this.
Wes Anderson I think is the most underrated director and also the most original one
This movie is a masterpiece. Loved it!
Just watched it, what an amazing film, the sheer amount of animation just looks bloody painstakingly awesome.
Stunning work from everybody on this film. Refreshing to see new life in a classic animation style.
You guys really deserve many Oscars. This movie was something really special
It seriously BLOWS my mind that movies are made like this. You'd have to be insane you'd think to do this
The part when they fight is hilarious the cloud and limbs and faces appearing
The real oscar winners ❤
Story of movie was very good. And dialog was fantastic.
I'd love to do a stop motion course or workshop on animating puppets like this, even if it was for a few second clip as a bit of fun, it would be fascinating and cool to learn the basic principles of stop motion from a professional.
This better get movie of the year.
Amazing Work, lovely Movie, Big Love
2:48
Spots says emotionally "I can hear you."
Craft at its finest. Good job for the film.
Film review from "Walking With Things Up Your Butt Monthly": "Beginning at 1:59, the walk of a dog with a broomstick-size rod inserted in it's rectum, has long been an animator's "Holy Grail". However, it was not only achieved, but masterfully captured for this film! Kudos to the Animation team.". Yes, kudos indeed.
2:46 - Spots' puppies are so cute!
Trainee Animator Gareth Hirst (bottom of the list) - What a lucky lucky man!
Thats an animator set up for life now
so appreciate your hard work and dedication.
Amazing! Clearly loves his craft and is great.
This is so beautiful!
3:08
Chief says "You make me sick." (vomits)
I LOVE stop motion stuff! This looks amazing! :D
Since I watched it first, I'm constantly craving to see it again. I think this does worth it to buy the tickets twice :)
This was an excellent movie!!! It was funny, heart warming and very creative!!! I would rather see more movies like this over other movies they are producing. OUTSTANDING!!!!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
This "making of" is *so much* more interesting than the "trailer", 😍
before I thought it looked "meh", but now I'm *excited* to go and see the film! 🎦
You make me sick...
BLEUGH (throwing up)
Ehehe I can't wait to go see this movie :)
0:58
Chief - Stop licking your wounds!
I love this so much! Thanks!
ONLY 27 animators? That seems like a small amount considering the complexity of the film.
I swear, I hope movies like these give animators a lot more respect than they've gotten over the years.
92 years of stop-motion animation... this is the result
I wanna cry
This looks great. What a cast.
This is mindblowing.
Amazing! It's always great to see the process.
SO AMAZING, I CAN'T WAIT. I'M SO HYPED! AAAAARGHH!!!
Uhmm.... Why is this only gonna play in 27 theaters in the us?... Whyyyyyyyyyy
Purely amazing!!!
amazing movie! enjoyed every bit of it.
That second guy (Jeremy Dawson) has permanent robot voice. Neat!
The movie is splendid..
The movie was really good I wish they make movie like this more
These guys are so amazing!
This is a really hard work, amazing
I saw this today.it is amazing
Such a beautiful movie
this was such a good movie
“Gghghghghgh.... I bite”- I died there 😂 2:25
I've seen it. It was awesome!
ONE MORE WEEK
This was awesome. Very creative
I can’t wait to see this
Looks so goooood!
I like this movie sooooooo much i hope they make more
Art takes time