Things that have lost popularity...
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Myspace went out ageis ago (I rember it when it was most popular around 2007)
I was watching "Hes just not that into you" last night and it had one girl using myspace (as a kind of way of dating) It was released in 2009 which I thourght was when myspece was really down In popularity
hmmmm there was a tiny little window in my area where big old school shirts with fluro text were cool again..that lasted about a second
I was watching "Hes just not that into you" last night and it had one girl using myspace (as a kind of way of dating) It was released in 2009 which I thourght was when myspece was really down In popularity
hmmmm there was a tiny little window in my area where big old school shirts with fluro text were cool again..that lasted about a second
I've noticed that Quality Flash Animation is almost gone, I remember when Legendary frog, John & Richie, and the Super Flash Bros. were updating around 7 times per year. (Perfect Kirby 4 for has been in the works for 8 years now)
Now we're stuck with unfunny trash like Egoraptor.
Now we're stuck with unfunny trash like Egoraptor.
1989 to 1996 was a great time to be young. Too bad traditional animation has fallen out of style.
Agreed.Anarchemitis said:
1989 to 1996 was a great time to be young. Too bad traditional animation has fallen out of style.
Everything must be rendered using software in order for it to be decent apparently.
You misunderstand how much computers were used before Toy Story became popular.PlasmaFrog said:
But the point is that traditional ink and paint are far more rare than they used to be, making it to the big screen.
Working hard. Kids these days want their games simple and bloody! Back in my day we had to work hard for our blood!
[sub]*grumble grumble*[/sub]
[sub]*grumble grumble*[/sub]
Couldn't agree more.Anarchemitis said:
1989 to 1996 was a great time to be young. Too bad traditional animation has fallen out of style.
while thease films were awsome I think there was actually a downside (a kind of theory I came up with)Anarchemitis said:
1989 to 1996 was a great time to be young. Too bad traditional animation has fallen out of style.
I think because disney pretty much had a monopoly on the traditional animation thing in America, even non-disney animated films did kind of follow the style
it was pretty much set in the mindset that Animation=cartoons=for kids
I doubt a traditionally animated film that tried to go for a mature audience wouldn't have done so great in the west
now days I think this is slowly changing with CGI films, thansk to PIXAR they set the bar higher, making great films worthy of oscars (not that The best disney films were not great )
but anyway I think breaking free from the label of "disney" allowed films to be a little more "mature" (ok after the whole craze with talking animals with celebrity voices and crude pop culutre references)
ok Ive lost track of where I was going but anyway I think we are slowing getting towards animated films being more than "kids" entertainemnt or even "family" entertainment
There's still a few good topical ones.Anoni Mus said:
An example:
"Dear Nasa,
Your mum thought I was big enough!
Pluto"
