Maybe it doesn't play as well today, but after watching a camrip of Space Jam, I can confirm this gag got one of the biggest laughs.

and then, the pig did a fucking BACKFLIP you guys—

Bless whoever conceived the photo mode.

The nature of gif making sadly compressed this, so PLEEEASE do yer peepers a favor and look at it proper!

AHHHHHHHHH-HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA-HAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH

I went as often as I could to watch the orchestra and I happened to film this part while it was still just a board. Before I wasn't sure what direction to take this shot's animation cause the temp music was bare, then I heard those 3 brass stings and it was done. (used my phone's audio!) #TDTEBU

Checked her IMDB to see which film she was referring to, and it's Lego Ninjago lol. NGL, I regularly forget that film exists.......and you probably do too.

maybe Jameson will give me a raise after I show him these.....

Spielberg came a long way from his "I want a new background for EVERY shot!" suggestions back in the Tiny Toons days. Glad to see his input leaned more and more toward his specialty, the storytelling, as he got involved with more animated productions.

Arkham Knight's photo mode is still absolutely incredible. One of the best looking games from 8th gen.

Incompetence, thy name is Warner Bros. (With a different spelling, of course.)

If I went back to my childhood self and told him I would one day be credited on a movie alongside these absolute titans of animation he would beat me up and call the cops. I’n beyond grateful, immensely honored, and serving time in 1999.

If you're like me and love the Duck Dodgers TV show, you'll be happy to discover that DC was doing tie-in stories for it on a semi-regular basis as the show was airing! Art was primarily handled by Dave Alvarez and my pal @neals.bsky.social. Great cartooning in these!

Cat's Don't Dance is better than nearly every WB animated film that came after, and it was the one WB had the absolute least to do with.

ONE WEEK UNTIL THE DAY THE EARTH BLEW UP RELEASES IN THEATERS! That means tickets are on sale RIGHT NOW! Please support The Little Film That Could, it’s the first completely animated Looney Tunes movie in the series’ 95 year history! It’s history in the making! I’ve got my tickets booked! Have you?

Animaniacs, a show Paul Rugg wrote for during its entire run, was edutainment in every sense of the word. The idea that childrens TV *can't* educate is at best an extremely flawed one (I do agree that it shouldn't be a necessity however).

Doodled expressions while listening to character dialogue. This must have been a stressful moment in the movie #animatedmovie #behindthescenes #hollywood #spongebob #squidward #mrkrabs #sketches #storyboards

Animated by Chris Sauve, 2003. Imagine if they'd actually put this in Back in Action lmao

Ever wonder where your missing socks end up? Well some say the Sock-King goes out at night, gathering all the spare socks it finds behind dressers, under beds and inside dryers to add to it's collection.

Never thought "1.1K+ upvotes on r/Kendrick Lamar" would ever happen. I don't even use Reddit, so imagine my shock!

i’m kind of amazed at how this is just the crudest, most obvious n****rbaiting you can imagine. “the people you don’t like, yeah, they are responsible for everything bad.” and it works!

Finally hopped on the Procreate train about two weeks ago. Here's a couple (now old) sketches!

They're both, in a lot of ways. Most of our best TV animation wouldn't exist without that studio serving as an inspiration point. On the flip side, most of the worst tendencies within TV animation were also popularized by that studio (assembly-line outsourcing being maybe their biggest crime).

Worse, they aren't even truly live-action most of the time! Alice in Wonderland, Dumbo and Beauty & the Beast utilize so much CG, right down to major characters in each being CG, that there's more animation in then than there is live-action.

That.....looks like Jon McClenahan's animation. Shit.

Today I'd like to announce "The Animation Smears Book: Uncovering Film's Most Elusive Technique," which is the first document of it's kind to preserve the art of abstract motion blur frames. Essential for anyone who wants to know more about animation smear history! www.routledge.com/9781032724348

THIS. THIS. THIS. Thank you for fighting for us, Pete, on the shorts and the movie! You were/are/forever will be our champion! Read the entire interview here: www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie...

Have some Glen Keane sketches to start your morning.

At the "World Animation Discord", we make short holiday-themed cartoons together that are posted in the days leading up to Christmas, known as "WADvent". We didn't host a WADvent last year, but it's back now and here is the first day. Made by: Nobaddy (me) www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EdY...

The world yearns for new Sam & Max.

Ironically, OUP is the only place where I've seen brainrot treated as two words. At least hyphenate the damn thing, c'mon

Fantastic artwork from a late '00s Daffy & Porky (I sadly am blanking on the title, just found this in my files randomly) by the great Neal Sternecky. Very good balance of cute and exaggerated!

Butch has been using AI for years. Did ya even WATCH the last two seasons of Fairly OddParents?

"Bugs Bunny dies at the end of this film" is such an insane decision that the only explanation would be that SJ2 had 6 writers and YUP that it did

The greatest scores from the likes of Carl Stalling, Scott Bradley and Milt Franklyn make the cartoons funnier BEYOND mere punctuation, which is something many imitators thereafter tended to miss.

If you need any affirmation that Carl Stalling is a musical and comedic genius, it took me JUST TODAY, having seen this cartoon DOZENS OF TIMES to realize that he plays a sting of “All I Want for Christmas is My Two Front Teeth” when Daffy threatens to knock out Porky’s teeth. Absolutely beautiful

RIP Bob McKnight. Excellent designer who later became a necessity in any serious Looney Tunes reprisal.

Absolutely gutted to hear about the passing of Bob McKnight. An absolute legend. He had a hand in so many amazing projects, and it was a pleasure chatting and working alongside him on Looney Tunes and the Porky/Daffy movie (he designed the villain alien, among countless other characters).

Hey everybody! Check out my new article about legendary Disney animator Fred Moore, the king of cartoony appeal, and the man who gave life to mice, mermaids, and dwarfs. www.cartoonbrew.com/animator-spo...

Back to the Future. It's Robert Zemeckis' masterpiece, and so densely packed with minor details that you might still discover new shit about it after hundreds of rewatches.