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The History of Walt Disney Animation Studios + (Part 10) - Animation Lookback (Patreon)

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2020-09-02 19:01:01
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The History of Walt Disney Animation Studios + (Part 10) - Animation Lookback

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JDude93

Next time, buckle up, folks! Parts 11 and 12 are gonna be a BUMPY ride due to Pixar and DreamWorks really starting to kick Disney’s ass with both critics and audiences.

Sam Snyder

I'm so not looking forward to part 13

Stella Newman

You and Logan went all out magnificently once again! That first animation was comedic gold!

Hugo Segal

Next month’s episode is going to be... intriguing to say the least. As fairytales were subverted thanks to a green Fat Bastard and talking donkey, monsters ran a nuclear power plant fueled on screams, boy geniuses were all the rage, and a trio consisting of a mammoth, sloth, and saber-toothed tiger trekked through an ice age, Walt Disney Animation Studios continued struggling to stand out. Maybe there was one silver lining with a Hawaiian native girl and her mutant of a pet. But even they had to be sandwiched in-between two sci-fi action-adventure passion projects that were sinking ships critically and financially (no pun intended).

Kenneth Stoddard

I enjoyed the Fantasia 2000 making, that was nice although the princess part was funny. The making of Dinosaur is something I didn’t know of how they make it but was interesting. For the making of Emperor’s New Grooves, it somewhat unexpected of how that movie due many changes throughout production. Overall, look good for the whole animated movies released in the year 2000. I wonder if you’re gonna cover up pretty much 2001-2004 Disney animated films where it the last time they do hand drawn animated films before switching to computer animation starting with Chicken Little. Can’t wait to see it next month!

Hunter O'Laughlin

And it’s ironic that during the 2010 decade and currently, it’s now Disney that’s kicking Dreamworks’ butt.

Hunter O'Laughlin

Wow! I didn’t know Dinosaur also utilized practical effects for the famous meteor shower sequence than just filmed real life locations for the background. It’s kind of sad that that film is so forgotten that it’s not featured on any top 10 lists of visual effects you wouldn’t believe aren’t CGI. How they did that asteroid sequence practically is quite achievement for its time as the computer animation. Otherwise, I enjoyed this part focusing on the history of the first 3 Disney movies of the Post-Renaissance Era and of the 2000s. Out of all the movies I was looking forward to you telling about the production history, it’s definitely The Emperor’s New Groove considering the crazy production it went through and you did a good job covering the struggles and changes that happened during the making of the film. And the animations by Logan were once again the highlights of this video and made me laugh. I can’t wait to see what crazy ideas and funny gags Logan will come up with for the next part.

Hunter O'Laughlin

I honestly can’t wait to think of what crazy ideas Logan will come up with for the animation and the appropriate places to integrate them for the next episode.

Hunter O'Laughlin

Do you think if the Academy had expanded the number of nominations for the new Best Animated Feature category to the standard 5 nominations Atlantis: the Lost Empire could have had a chance to be one of the first ever nominees?

Hugo Segal

@Hunter O’Laughlin On one hand, “Atlantis” would’ve distinguished itself from the other nominees in terms of its choice of tone. But given the CG Animation boom fueled by films like “Shrek,” “Monsters, Inc.,” and the original feature-length “Jimmy Neutron” pilot, “Atlantis” could’ve also stuck out like a sore thumb.

Jeff B. Hughes

Next on ALWDA+ to quote Black Panther: What Happens Now Determines What Happened to the Rest of the World(Wonderful World of Disney to be precise)

Justin Monti

Next month is definitely going to be an interesting. For me personally I do think Atlantis is an interesting movie and it’s fine but I can see some of the issues people had with it. And for me personally I actually consider Lilo And Stitch to be one of my favorite Disney animated films and Stitch is one of my favorite Disney characters. And I can definitely see why that film is considered to be their most successful film during the 2000's. And it got so popular to the point where it got a tv series, 3 direct to DVD sequels (2 of which served as the series premiere and series finale to the tv series) and even 2 different anime series. On top of the massive amount of merchandizing Stitch has at the Disney parks. But I will still never forgive Stitch for replacing ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter. This was definitely another awesome lookback video, and that first animation was comedy gold so Logan did an awesome job. Keep up the good work and I can’t wait for part 11.

Rick Green

And then comes a Chicken, that not only said that the Sky was falling, but that the bottom was dropping. While meeting the Robinsons and a Super Hero Dog did help things out a bit, it wasn't until they brought in a old face from the past that the studio would bounce back.