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emavatson
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| Scooby-Doo and the Ghoul School is mine favorite movie that remind me my childhood too .
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HerbertWest
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| Oh yes i remember that one.
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David12
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Here are mine:
The Flight of Dragons.
American Pop.
The Little Mermaid.
Project A-Ko.
The Brave Little Toaster.
Twice Upon a Time.
Fist of the North Star.
Vampire Hunter D.
G.I. Joe The Movie
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Fist of the North Star
Heavy Metal
Fire And Ice
Castle In The Sky
Wicked City
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HerbertWest
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| Nice to see love for Castle in The Sky, i adored that movie for a longtime since i saw it in the fansub tape called Laputa: Castle in The Sky when i was 16.
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Kenshiro_it
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| Posted: Mon May 23, 2011 12:46 am Post subject: |
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My favorite cartoons were (are):
Fist of the north star (hokuto no ken/ken il guerriero)
Lum (lamú/thise obynoxious aliens)
saint seya
galaxy express
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HerbertWest
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| Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2011 12:34 am Post subject: |
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| Galaxy Express came out in 1979
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lopan017
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lopan017
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lopan017
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HerbertWest
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| Tron is not animated
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JasonRain
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Well maybe you should rent them.
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Mayor West
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HerbertWest
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| Agree on that
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LepricahnsGold
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Well, if you count TRON, you could, at least partly, count The Last Starfighter. All the video game screens and spaceships (and outer space scenes) were computer animated.
| Mayor West wrote: | | HerbertWest wrote: | | Tron is not animated |
Many of the special effects were painted and animated (cg and cel). Granted, the motion of the film was carried by live acting, it was a great mix of new animation techniques, and skilled acting.
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Not so much what was created in the '80s but what I discovered for the first time in the '80s....
Anything Ralph Bakshi, pre Studio Ghibli projects, The Hobbit by Rankin Bass, the original series of Johnny Quest, just to name a few. Also artists who may not have been animators, but drew some fantastic comic and cartoons!
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litefoot
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I would have to say Thundercats: The Movie.
It brought back so many familiar characters and introduced new ones. All the main characters got something to do. I loved the 'one on one' fights, and the 'vehicle' battles. And Bernard Hoffer's fantastic music elevated the film.
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