when i was at school i remember watching this cartoon war film but i cant think what its called ? i think that it maybe gone with the wind !? but im not sure.does anybody know what im talking about ? or know what the films called ? thanx
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A selection of animals in a wood, (possibly getting destroyed by humans) one of the smaller ones possibly a doormouse, gets stuck on a cannal boat a bird later (maybe an owl which is ironically not nocturnal) spots the creature and gets the other animals to help.
Some nostalgia from my youth but I can’t remember it’s title
Animated cartoon for kids, age 3 to 12. Produced on 16 mm film as a hobby project in 1970-1974. I later became a professional animator. The movie contains some 7000 drawings, hand-drawn, traced and painted on “cels”. It was shot with a 16 mm Bolex RX camera, for which I built an electric single-frame motor, on a home-made multiplane camera to get some 3-D effects. More about this, and my other projects here: www.saunalahti.fi Click on the link “How a Cartoon Film is Made” on the above website for more info. There are also pages on how I built the camera stand and the motor for the Bolex.
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It had a two headed purple dragon, a blind man and a young girl in it (romantic interest develops… duh)
Not sure if its disney or not… but there is also this kind of cauldron that fuses weapons to people and the evil guy in the film makes an army though i can;’t remember any names at all or the name of the film.
Theres this kind of horrid gnarled forest the blind man is found in, he has a tall stick and gets around fairly well for a blind guy… the two headed dragon argues with itself a lot.
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This is an animation I made for my film class at CU Boulder. It’s meant to be a silly cartoon made in the form of “stream of consciousness” narrative, where I tried to avoid any and all conscious decision making in the story. Whatever came into my head, I was going to animate. Madness Psychology was made using hand drawn images, cut out and placed atop hand drawn backgrounds, and photographed using a super 8 film camera. This is just a digital conversion of the original piece. I hope you enjoy it!
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In my idea, If there were a cartoon like KAGAYA Arts specially Celestial Exploring Series, that was the most beautiful animated film!
It had a dragons in some mystical land, near the end a friendly wolf broke its leg and the beginning scenes involves a book shop. Me and friends were talking films the other day we all remembered vague details but can’t remember the film at all, any ideas?
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KUMO-TO-CHURIPPU(1943) (Spider and Tulip) Director:Kenzo Masaoka The evil spider tries to capture the ladybird girl. However, she is given shelter to in the tulip, and the spider is blown off by a sudden storm. It is famous as the masterpiece of classics of cartoon short movie in Japan. www.animenewsnetwork.com
The cartoon film which reproduced an atomic bombing situation. August 6th Hiroshima in 1945
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