Don Bluth Hoping To Restart 2D Animated Films!

[Starter Set]

Why? Do you think 2D is bad or should remain dead in the West or...?
No judgement, just curious why 2D films making a comeback (even if small) is an old man's dream

Oh i have nothing against it and of course a new movie made like that could enjoy success but the whole industry is not going back to that very simply cause hand-drawn animation it's so more tedious and time consuming than working on a computer.

That goes beyond a simple question of visual taste.

[Vakanai]

Oh i have nothing against it and of course a new movie made like that could enjoy success but the whole industry is not going back to that very simply cause hand-drawn animation it's so more tedious and time consuming than working on a computer.

That goes beyond a simple question of visual taste.

Obviously not the whole industry, I don't think anyone thinks it could. But it can carve out a niche. If just a quarter or a fifth of animated films are 2D that'd be great. Better than now where it's a nonfactor.

[Gaastra]

Ironic thing about bluth wanting 2D films back on the big screen is his long in the works dragon's lair movie---is going right to netflix! Ouch!

Deadpool himself Ryan Reynolds is playing dirk.

https://www.polygon.com/2020/3/28/21...th-live-action

[choptop]

Ironic thing about bluth wanting 2D films back on the big screen is his long in the works dragon's lair movie---is going right to netflix! Ouch!

Deadpool himself Ryan Reynolds is playing dirk.

https://www.polygon.com/2020/3/28/21...th-live-action

How is that a bad thing? There's really no were else to release it right now really.