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So, having just watched Waking Life and A Scanner Darkly, I'm interested in more examples of rotoscoping. I'm not sure if I should ask about it here or on /tv/, because it's a middle ground. If this is the right board-- Where can I find more? This shit's dope as hell, and makes up for crappy no-name actors.
Also, does anyone else want to see the technique applied to a superhero film? I mean, Marvel and DC's cinematic universes both have their own established styles, so it probably wouldn't fit for either of them, but what if, say, Transmetropolitan got picked up for a movie?
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>>83599858
rotoscoping IS an animation technique, you crumbus
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>Walking Life
Don't you mean The Walking Dead?
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>>83599858
>Where can I find more?
Ralph Bakshi got big into rotoscoping in the late 70s and early 80s. You might want to check
>Lord of the Rings
>American Pop
>Fire & Ice
The actual films are of debatable quality (particularly his LOTR), but you said you were into the aesthetic technique, not the storytelling or characters. American Pop is genuinely a good drama, though, and might as well be a live action period piece. At least give that one a shot.
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>>83599858
Heavy Metal had a pretty sick rotoscoped flight scene. I don't think they used that technique at any other point in the movie though..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqqa_oiHw5g
>>83601626
Seconding this guy. American Pop was a great movie.
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L'illusioniste
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>>83599858
Oh shit! I remember those commercials! The dog was always trying to sell the recipe.
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>>83600487
I'm not disagreeing! But mods are fucking weird, and it can also said to be a post production editing technique equally as truthfully! There's a reason I posted it here before /tv/, after all.
>>83600499
No, Waking Life is some crazy ass pop-philosophy dream wankery. Cool visuals and a couple of monologues that are worth watching it for.
>>83601626
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>>83601784
Thanks, wise anons! Much appreciated!
>>83601796
That dog was a fucking fixer, man. I want that dog in my Shadowrun crew.
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Was the scene in Batman (1989) where he's on the building looking down at the street, then walks away rotoscoped?
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>>83601626
Don Bluth did a lot of Rotoscoping too. An American Tail had it all over the place.
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>>83599858
Rotoscoping is shit. It's nothing but a shortcut and always looks awful.
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>>83604391
Betty boop. Popeye. Superman. Snow white. Hoppity goes to town. Sleeping beauty........
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>>83599858
fucking asshole dog always trying to sell the secret recipe. why? how does it benefit him? he'd lose his fortune
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>>83604669
The rotoscoping in those looks worse than the original animations in every instance. It was literally only done to save time and money.
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>>83604391
Thank you.
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>>83604976
Dogs don't live long, man. He wants to cash out and get that good dog livin' while he's still, well, alive.
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Disney did it in his first movies.
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