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(Archive) Animated movie of the day: Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)

Originally posted: January 10th, 2022 Few animators have contributed so much to the craft as Richard Williams. Writer of The Animator's Survival Kit(an absolute, utter MUST read for any aspiring animator), his dominance of perspective is the stuff of legends. Things you see nowadays animated through the assistance of 3D imagery such as camera shifts in moving environments he could animate by hand. And this exceptional capability was put to the test in one of the most complex animated features ever.

While technically a live action film, this movie has as much if not more animated footage given cartoons are integral to the very plot. Rather loosely based on the much darker "Who Censored Roger Rabbit?" novel, this movie is as much of a classic cartoons fan's biggest fantasy as it was a production nightmare, involving characters from classic Fleischer studios, Tex Avery(aka MGM), Warner Brothers and Disney. And it incorporates them in the real world interacting with humans. With a moving camera and scene appropriate lighting. Even with today's technology that is one daunting task, let alone with traditional compositing techniques(Jessica Rabbit's dress was one particular headache).

But of course, impeccable animation and fanservice to animation enthusiasts can only do so much for a film. Fortunately, this movie does have a backbone to it's zany antics. Playing half a buddy cop film, half a noir film, it presents a compelling enough crime mystery that also involves a surprisingly human protagonist in Eddie(and not just because he's an actual person). Bob Hoskins manages to thread the balance between the comedy and the genuinely tragic backstory of his character, making the seemingly absurd premise work. Same goes for Cristopher Lloyd. He's a lovable goofball as Emmet Brown, but here he's genuinely terrifying.

While a resounding success, given that stars had to align to even make this film possible at all, we'll never see something like it again.

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#Wild Wild West #Will Smith #Kevin Kline #Frederique Van Der Wal #Barry Sonnenfeld #Jim Thomas #John Thomas #S.S. Wilson #Brent Maddock #Jeffrey Price #Peter S. Seaman #90s

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Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988, USA)

Director: Robert Zemeckis

Writers: Jeffrey Price & Peter S. Seaman (based on the book by Gary K. Wolf)

Mini-review:

Look, I know this movie is a classic and it has had a huge impact on pop culture, but for some reason, I never got around to watching it. Until last night. And now I regret not watching it sooner. Who Framed Roger Rabbit is funny, thrilling and surprising. It was released almost 40 years ago, and yet, it still feels astoundingly groundbreaking. In a way, it made me realize that production values have gotten seriously worse in recent movies. Here, all the sets and costumes look gorgeous and completely real. You can tell they barely used green screens (except for the Toontown scenes, obviously). Sure, some of the interactions between the live-action actors and the animated characters look a bit iffy, but all things considered, they managed to pull off a pretty crazy concept that shouldn't work as well as it does here. My only complain is that sometimes I couldn't understand what the animated characters were saying, but it might have been because of my TV or the D+ platform, I don't know. So, I loved this and I'm glad I finally watched it.

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Shrek the Third (2007)

While I didn't enjoy this film, that doesn't mean you won't. No matter what I say, the people involved in this project did it: they actually made a movie. That's something to be applauded. With that established...

The drop in quality between Shrek 2 and Shrek the Third is so steep you'll wonder why anyone bothered. There’s nothing inspired here in terms of plot, character development, humour or even pop-culture references. It’s a devastating letdown that disappoints more the longer you watch.

King Harold (John Cleese) is dying and names Shrek (Mike Myers) and Princess Fiona (Cameron Diaz) as his successors. Convinced an ogre will be unfit to rule the kingdom of Far Far Away, Shrek decides to track down her cousin, Arthur “Artie” Pendragon (Justin Timberlake). With the help of Donkey (Mike Myers) and Puss in Boots (Antonio Banderas), our swamp-loving hero is off, but not before Fiona reveals she is pregnant. Meanwhile, a washed-up Prince Charming (Rupert Everett) vows revenge.

The story by Andrew Adamson - adapted by Jeffrey Price, Peter S. Seaman, Chris Miller and Aron Warner - is so flawed I don’t know if there was any salvaging it. By and large, it’s really just the same plot as the original film. Shrek and Donkey - plus Puss - have to find a royal and bring them to a castle so Shrek can get his swamp back the way he wants it to be. Oh sure, there are slight differences. Obviously Artie doesn’t fall in love with the green meanie the way Fiona did but they do have that big “lover’s quarrel” scene once true intentions are revealed.

What you essentially get is Shrek but without anything that made it magical. The characters aren’t fresh the way they were before. Worse, the well of fairytale-based jokes has been drained dry, leaving this movie with few opportunities to make you laugh. I know you could argue whether Red Riding Hood or the Three Blind Mice really fit the fairy tales motif but King Arthur? Sans excalibur and with only a couple of lame scenes where an exaggerated, incompetent and loopy Merlin (Eric Idle) appears? It feels completely out of place.

Tonally, director Chris Miller misses the mark so thoroughly it's almost like it's on purpose. The first scene has a humiliated Prince Charming mourning his now-dead mother. Next a parade of scenes of Shrek grumbling about how much he hates Far Far Away and how much he doesn’t want to rule. He then finds an excuse to abandon his wife so he can pawn the kingdom off on some schmo he’s never met. In no time, you're sympathizing with the villain rather than the hero. Yes, Charming turns out to be malicious but it feels like the character was re-written to be the antagonist. From what we saw previously, there was nothing to indicate he had any volition of his own; he was just a mama’s boy raised to believe he should rule. Couldn’t Fiona wear the crown? How about the still-living Queen? What if Artie had been this megalomaniac who, after obtaining power, used it to get revenge on everyone who bullied him at high school? Shrek would’ve come off as an even bigger jerk than he already is.

Even the choice of songs doesn’t feel right. Whereas Livin’ La Vida Loca, I’m Holding out for a Hero and All-Star in Shreks 1 & 2 either subverted your expectations in a novel way, drove the story forward through non-litteral music, or both, there’s nothing about the short clip of Immigrant Song and the cover of Live of Let Die during the royal funeral that comes close. Where’s the wit? Where are the unusual choices that don't seem to fit on paper, but in execution work so well?

I doubt anyone who saw Shrek the Third upon its original release remembers it. They might remember some of what happens, but the way the movie made you feel? No way. That’s because this comedy has no heart. It’s diet water served after two classic animated comedies. I’d say I hated it, but that's incendiary, passionate - too good for Shrek The Third. The people behind the scenes knew this movie would be a hit so they rushed out a mediocre product because they knew they could. (On DVD, August 9, 2019)

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How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000)

“That's what it's all about, isn't it? That's what it's always been about. Gifts, gifts... gifts, gifts, gifts, gifts, gifts! You wanna know what happens to your gifts? They all come to me. In your garbage. You see what I'm saying? In your garbage. I could hang myself with all the bad Christmas neckties I found at the dump. And the avarice... the avarice never ends! ‘I want golf clubs. I want diamonds. I want a pony so I can ride it twice, get bored and sell it to make glue.’ Look, I don't wanna make waves, but this whole Christmas season is stupid, stupid, stupid!”

#how the grinch stole christmas #dr. seuss #jeffrey price #peter s. seaman #ron howard #jim carrey #taylor momsen #kelley #jeffrey tambor

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Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (1988). When a cartoon rabbit is accused of murder, he enlists the help of a burnt out private investigator to prove his innocence.

This is just so much better than it has any right to be. Such a terrific homage to Hollywood subgenres - animation and noir - that work together in unexpectedly perfect ways. This was magic to rewatch. 9/10.

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"Oh. Bleeding hearts of the world UNITE."

How the Grinch Stole Christmas, 2000.

Dir. Ron Howard | Writ. Jeffrey Price & Peter S. Seaman | DOP Don Peterman

#how the grinch stole christmas #the grinch #ron howard #jim carrey #christine baranski #us film #2000s #10 frames #christmas film #comedy #bugs cw #teeth cw #yes yes i know christine baranski giant strap on scene. but it didnt work within the aesthetic of this photoset :/

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Right, some more coherently-articulated Elias/Nicholas thoughts.

Not all that many people actually know his first name. To his face, he's Lieutenant Roberts, and occasionally simply Lieutenant to the few with whom he's on friendlier terms. The Commodore* is the only person who calls him Elias (something that hasn't changed since he'd joined on as a cabin boy pre-Fall). Anyone who overhears this would not dare try to do the same. And absolutely no one in his life now knows his birth name. He barely remembers it himself it's been so long since he's thought about that part of his life. *The Commodore's insisted that Elias call him Guy, but he absolutely refuses. It feels fundamentally wrong to him. The Commodore shrugged it off decades ago.

Behind his back, he's disparagingly called The Commodore's Shadow. This is significantly more insulting to a Sequencer than it would be to an ordinary Londoner's ears. It would take a certain degree of bravery to call him that, however, even out of earshot, because the last time Elias got wind of the nickname... it did not end well for the man in question.

Mr Nite is not so fussed about formality and would be amenable to switching to first names, primarily because it means that he's finally cultivated a relationship close enough to someone to reach that level of familiarity.

Even before the Dawn Machine, Elias had a very intense personality. When he's settled on a goal he has an almost single-minded drive to achieve it, and is perfectly willing to break as many eggs as he needs in the process. Even if he's being friendly and polite with you, that general intensity still lurks somewhere beneath the surface, and many find him unsettling as a result.

When sociability fails (and it often does), Elias will turn to force. Whereas it initially started as a defense mechanism, it now serves him rather well in getting his way. His dreaded reputation precedes him on Grand Geode, doing a lot of the work for him, thus he's happy to fall back on it as the path of least resistance.

As a result he hasn't really had any friends throughout his life. In the early days establishing Zelo's Town he'd befriended a fellow seaman. Before their relationship had much time to get off the ground, however, the seaman was killed in a scouting expedition. Several other potential friendships had petered out in their early stages when it became clear to them how important to Elias climbing up the ranks is and that when push comes to shove what he's willing to do to get there. Although he's not self-aware enough to notice it, he now has a tendency to sabotage his interpersonal relationships before they can get to the stage where someone he's emotionally invested in rejects him. He tells himself he's fine with it. People don't need to like him, they just need to respect him.

He's not any sort of exceptional leader, but very much competent and efficient. When the Commodore gives an order, he will find a way to see it carried out. He does have a good sense for when something is out of his wheelhouse, and will not hesitate to outsource to the appropriate subordinate.

Nicholas is not a separate personality or anything in that vein. He's fundamentally the same man, just with a lot of the context missing. He does not remember Elias' formative experiences of being othered and the complete rejection of himself in the name of assimilation and belonging, and having only experienced the Neath, a significantly more open place, he does not know what a lot of that shame feels like. That said, had the first person to find him outside of Benthic College been a Sequencer, he could've very well been almost the same Elias all over again.

Even though the Neath is a relatively diverse place, the fact that Elias' formative years were grounded in becoming the Empire's model subject has left its marks deep within him. He'd worked hard to pull out all traces of foreignness from his English, and has very little tolerance for anyone unable (or as he sees it, simply unwilling) to do the same. To him, at best they're too foolish to make life easier for themselves, and at worst too obstinate.

Spending his teenage and young adult years in a homosocial environment**, had made him slow to the uptake that his interest in men was unusual. The eventual realisation, and the fact that this interest extended into the romantic, however, horrified him. But much like his origins, he shoved this peculiarity to the back of his mind, so that he could continue to present as the poster child of the Imperial Ideal. Occasional cruising does not count in his mind. That's completely different. Everyone does that on occasion when they're lonely. That entirely doesn't count. **the Navy of 1899 is a good deal more diverse than when he'd first joined, but change was gradual.

Due to all of these factors, Nicholas is on something of reverse journey of self-discovery, albeit in a far more accepting environment. This isn't to say that the Navy hasn't also adapted to a degree with the time and location, but as far as Elias' sense of norms and acceptability is concerned the damage has already been done.

Lacking Elias' memories of difference being something worthy of punishment, Nicholas is far more likely to seek attention or affirmation for his accomplishments. He approaches goals with that same intensity, but will not shy away from a bit of flair if it gets him noticed and his efforts appreciated.

#damn this spiraled completely out of control #i thought i'd have a few sentences of random facts #but this is like half a psych eval #he's still a pretty unpleasant and offputting guy so friendship warning is advised #i personally wouldn't do it but rip to me maybe your blorbo is different #also commodore guy fieri is very affable but just as sinister as canon don't be fooled #Roberts/Nite

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"SAILING MOUNTIES BACKTRACK TRAIL BLAZED BY AMUNDSEN," Toronto Star. October 9, 1942. Page 3. ---- Conquer Northwest Passage in 22-Year Voyage Through Ice-Jammed Lanes North of Arctic Circle - Second Time in More Than Four Centuries --- ROUTE OF EPIC VOYAGE BY "SEAGOING MOUNTIES" --- Sydney, N.S., Oct. 3 - (CP)-Sgt Henry Larsen, skipper of the R.C.M.P. patrol vessel St. Roch, now in Sydney after a history-making 28-month voyage through the northwest passage from Vancouver, disclosed some details of the odyssey today.

"It was hell at times and more bay. than once we practically gave up hope of ever getting out." the skipper said. The purpose of the voyage - the first west-east trip through the northwest passage in history -was not disclosed. It took Roald Amundsen an even three years - from 1903 to 1906 - to force the passage from east to west. Larsen paid high tribute to his crew. "None of us could have made the passage without full co-operation of the others," he said. Making up the vessel's complement were Corporal M. F. Foster, chief engineer. Vancouver, Constables W. G. Peters. second engineer, Winnipeg: F. S. Foster, mate, a native of England: W. J. Parry, cook, Victoria; P. G. Hunt, seaman, and E. Hadley, wireless operator, Saskatchewan, and Jack Doyle, Campbellton, N.B.

Lost Crew Member The only thing to mar the trip, Sergeant Larsen said, was the death of Constable Albert Chartrand, 36, of Ottawa. who died from a heart attack and was buried at Pasley Bay. Members of the vessel erected a large stone cairn and cross at the grave on the shore overlooking the bay. His place was taken by Constable Doyle of Campbellton who was picked up at Pond Inlet where he had been stationed for three years. Sgt. Larsen said he and his crew had spent their first Christmas and winter at Walker Bay after setting out from Vancouver. They touched at Demarcation Point, Point Brabant on Baillie island, Coppermine, Cambridge Bay and retraced their course from Point Brabant in Queen Maud Gulf to Walker Bay after ice had hemmed them in for weeks. Pushing on early in August, 1941. they reached Pasley Bay, remaining there for 11 months before the Arctic ice again broke up to make progress possible. Storms Were Hellish "We struck a bad season. The storms were hellish at times but we managed to weather them and the ship stood up well," he said.

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#Who Framed Roger Rabbit #Bob Hoskins #Christopher Lloyd #Robert Zemeckis #Gary K. Wolf #Jeffrey Price #Peter S. Seaman #80s

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#Wild Wild West #Will Smith #Kevin Kline #Salma Hayek #Kenneth Branagh #Barry Sonnenfeld #Jim Thomas #John Thomas #S.S. Wilson #Brent Maddock #Jeffrey Price #Peter S. Seaman #90s

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adamwatchesmovies · 2 years

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Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)

Wow, did this movie really get made in 1988? You wouldn’t be able to tell from the ground-breaking special effects, but there’s more to this movie than the visuals. It isn’t the joy of seeing classic cartoon characters on-screen together for the first (and likely last time) that makes this movie great either. This is an outrageous comedy, a film that gets better with subsequent views. It’s also a pretty good mystery. Who Framed Roger Rabbit is unforgettable; a must-see.

Set in the 1940s, in a world where cartoon characters walk among us, private detective Eddie Valiant (Bob Hoskins) used to specialize in cases involving "toons" but quit the business when his brother was killed by one. After Eddie proves to Roger Rabbit (voiced by Charles Fleischer) that his wife (Jessica Rabbit, voiced by Kathleen Turner) is up to no good behind his back, a distraught Roger becomes the chief suspect in a murder. Feeling responsible for the situation, Eddie reluctantly agrees to help the rabbit clear his name.

Most mystery stories get less interesting the second, third, whatever time around. You know where all the clues lead and it’s fun to see how they add up, but after that? I dunno. This rule doesn't apply here. Even if you know the picture’s ending –it’s a good one and you’re unlikely to guess it, even if you’ve read the book – it's impossible not to find something diverting in this picture. First and foremost, there’s the technical aspect. How many times have we complained of experienced actors looking like amateurs because they’re playing off a green box that will later be replaced by some make-belief creation? Not applicable here. When the unforgettable Jessica Rabbit interacts with Eddie, you believe she’s real. Every time toons interact with people, you wonder how they pulled it off. That’s if you’re able to wrap your brain around the huge number of classic characters, most (maybe even all of which) are voiced by the talents that made them famous in the first place. If you’re an enthusiast of classic animation, it’ll blow your mind. At the same time, the film achieves the seemingly impossible. Even though we’re treated to such immortal creations as Bugs Bunny, Mickey Mouse, Dumbo, Tweety Bird, and both Daffy and Donald Duck… they never eclipse the leads. Roger Rabbit, his cartoon co-star Baby Herman (voiced by Lou Hirsch), Eddie, Jessica, Marvin Acme (Stubby Kaye), and Judge Doom (Christopher Lloyd) are so well written and performed they become just as permanent.

I’ve been so busy talking about the technical and behind-the-scenes that I nearly forgot to tell you about how funny this film is. For the laughs contained within the first few minutes, Roger Rabbit is worth your time. The writing is impeccable, delivering a clever story with many witty lines, all sandwiched between big visual gags that’ll have you howling. It gets better the more classic Warner Bros. and Disney Cartoons you’ve seen, but even without doing your “homework”, it’s a gas. Repeat views allow you to focus on the backgrounds, which are teeming with details and little throwaway gags you don’t want to miss.

There’s never going to be another film like Who Framed Roger Rabbit. That’d be a disappointment if this one let you down in any way whatsoever. This Robert Zemeckis masterwork never does. (On Blu-ray, September 22, 2017)

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