I've already listened to it - some great talking points. But I reckon you guys loving Studio Ghibli so much says more about your understanding of cinema (that you know a fair bit) than the reality. Bottom line is anime was highly influenced by Disney - the big eyes, etc. Disney broke so many boundaries that, despite the commerical aspect to the company, back in the day nothing touched it for a reason: they were flawless animators. Dreamworks and Ghibli would be lost without them.Simonwww.screeninsight.com
Simon: I was actually aware of the anime/Disney connection, and I had meant to bring it up during the podcast and completely forgot. But it was part of my decision in choosing Disney/Pixar over Ghibli in the final decision.
I've already listened to it - some great talking points. But I reckon you guys loving Studio Ghibli so much says more about your understanding of cinema (that you know a fair bit) than the reality. Bottom line is anime was highly influenced by Disney - the big eyes, etc. Disney broke so many boundaries that, despite the commerical aspect to the company, back in the day nothing touched it for a reason: they were flawless animators. Dreamworks and Ghibli would be lost without them.
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Simon: I was actually aware of the anime/Disney connection, and I had meant to bring it up during the podcast and completely forgot. But it was part of my decision in choosing Disney/Pixar over Ghibli in the final decision.
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