We need more adult animation...

Sep 5, 199812 posts by 8 posters
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LEESPAM2

... and I'll tell you why. For over 30 years Disney has dominated the animation business, creating such masterpieces as Pinocchio to pieces of crap, from live action (Air Bud) back to animated (A Goofy Movie). And frankly, I am so sick of this generic kiddy crap at the movies. Have there been any R-rated animated films (besides Anime, which I love) in the past few years? We need some entertainment solely for adults, too. The re-release of "American Pop" will satisfy some, but we need more!

Thankfully we have South Park on TV, along with Spawn: The Series on HBO. But is that all there is to it? Is the film industry afraid to release an R-rated cartoon because it might attract kids? Next year our prayers will be answered with the South Park film, truly a step ahead of family crap. True, a film doesn't have to be R-rated to be good, but there ARE NO good family films that can satisfy animation buffs as well. Might as well run over to Suncoast, pick up "Akira", and sit down on the couch for some good Japanese adult entertainment. Questions, comments, and criticism is welcome, just don't crucify me! :)

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LeEsPaM -- Some Guy "Oh, we all want something." "Don't twist my words." "That's utterly wrong and disturbing."

You took the words right out of my mouth. I'm sick and tired of when ever there is an animated movie or what not people are almost always saying "Oh its animated so its must be for kids"

Anyway does anyone know the name of an adult animated movie that had a wizard, his evil brother, and a fairy? All I remember was at the end the movie the wizard is talking to his brother and says "Mom taught me this trick when you weren't around you know I'm glad you changed you name you bastard" then he pulls out a gun and kills him.

That sounds like "Wizards" by Ralph Bakshi. A classic animated movie. He's done some other animated movies as well, but that's the most well known of the bunch, and the best of 'em too.

On 6 Sep 1998 19:53:15 GMT, [email] (ZeroMinusT) wrote: >Anyway does anyone know the name of an adult animated movie that had a wizard, >his evil brother, and a fairy? All I remember was at the end the movie the >wizard is talking to his brother and says "Mom taught me this trick when you

On 6 Sep 1998 19:53:15 GMT, [email] (ZeroMinusT) wrote:

I think it's called "Wizards"..

Rich Johnson alt.tv.southpark "Sometimes he's nutty, sometime's he's corny, he can be green or he can be brown.."

its definatly wizards. thats where black wolf gets a piece of history right in the chest (it looked like a luger to me)

Rich Johnson wrote:

On 5 Sep 1998 21:12:24 GMT, [email] (LEESPAM2) wrote:

<pulls cross out of pocket>

Seriously though, amen.

Rich Johnson alt.tv.southpark "Sometimes he's nutty, sometime's he's corny, he can be green or he can be brown.."

well you didnt mention the mother of all adlut animation HEAVY METAL which has a sequel coming out sooner or later called F.A.K.K or somthing like that. the japense looked at heavy metal and said darn thats good and copied its style resuling in the anime we have today.

Rich Johnson wrote:

LEESPAM2Mr Bean

I guess you didn't know that Anime has been around longer than HEAVY METAL. In fact, manga (Japanese comics) originated centuries ago in Japan. Guess that really fucks up your opinion on Americans inventing cartoons and comics. ========================

LeEsPaM -- Some Guy "Oh, we all want something." "Don't twist my words." "That's utterly wrong and disturbing."
ToniLEESPAM2

LEESPAM2 wrote:

Yup this is correct. I took a Japanese popular culture class last year and know that manga started a hell of a long time ago. It's a descendant of the woodblock art they used to have during the Tokugawa period (if I remember correctly).

-Toni

Mr BeanLEESPAM2

I never said america invented them, i said they liked what they saw in heavy metal and borrowed from its style to make the new generation anime that we see today

LEESPAM2 wrote: