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On Mon, 5 Nov 2001, Jonathan King wrote:
> The shows I hate the worst (from the perspective of trying to enjoy
> them with your kids) are ones that leave either the parents or the
> kids completely stranded. The best ones are shows that can maintain
> interest for everybody *for extended periods of time*. All of the
> Pixar stuff has done that.
Monsters, Inc., is out now. I went with my 9-year-old son. We both liked
it. Good story, well-written and coherent, good voices (John Goodman and
Billy Crystal) and excellent animation (as always).
On the animation front, Pixar has gotten really good with fur and hair --
that stuff is very hard to animate. I'll bet one reason the first
feature-length fully-computer-animated film was about toys (Toy Story) was
that toys are pretty easy to render. They have lots of shiny smooth
plastic. Things like fur and hair a lot trickier.
Mike
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