A Forgotten Gem That Almost RUINED Dreamworks 

Pig, you seem to me like you're "just a humble youtuber, making his way through the internet"

I tried to click on the bionicpig link for squarespace, and it says the page cannot be found :

Heavy Metal 2000 is a very mature revenge/adventure movie when it came out in 2000. Also, Michael Ironside is in it and he voiced The Main Antagonist of the film back then.

Yooooo BP I think you should review Anastasia, a beautifully well animated 90's movie with a very impactful storyline. It's really good 😊

PLEASE REVIEW THE MOVIE ANT BULLY🫶🏾✨️

Is that just a regular wolf, or is that Legoshi?

a childhood movie of mine. still holds up today.

Good animation doesn't necessarily save a movie.

Exactly I have watched almost every animated movie in the west and I’m currently catching up anime. Sure some animation is specifically for little kids but animation is a medium that can be used to tell incredible stories for people of all ages

​@@AndreNitroXwatch Neon Genesis Evangelion😂

Greed…that’s the reason

Its mostly fails in the USA for the most part. The US just has a large bias for animation, animation is for children so the stories aren't as good. Which is so weird, like outside of disney right the 60s, 70s and 80s were full of experimental animation that was targeted at older audiences and movies were Family Movies(tm). We kinda lost the Family movie (tm) movies that were just good stories that the whole family can enjoy together. Not just small children. Also there are so many amazing animated movies from other parts of the world (not just japan) that are really adult and just cinematic af. There's a lot of really good french animated movies /short films that are very adult in tone and talk about very serious topics. Animation i feel can express emotion better than traditional filming. Other than that stuff, some people just don't connect to animation. Like they can't fully immerse themselves into the story or they find the animation distracting, or they just don't like 2D. Ive met people like this in person, a middle ground i found is stop motion animation, since its more real. Its like with books, lots of people say they don't like books. Edit: also i really hate the whole "its for kids so its not good" mind set. Like yeah you're not going to fully engage with a movie ment for toddlers but most kid movies are actually really nice and a decent story with good music. Honestly a good movie at the end of the day is a movie thats not boring and you like it for whatever reason.

@@robinnewhouse1563 im getting there

There’s still the handful of parents out there that don’t look into the things that they let their children consume.

I saw an interesting take on video games becoming more mature (like with zelda twilight princess, etc) and I think it also applies to animated movie. So basically, early on in video games (and animated films) the majority of the audience was children. Which means for a more mature version to hit the same kinds of numbers, that audience needs to age up into it. So a mature version would likely only be successful 20-30 years after it is a big boom for kids. I think that is the case here and supports what you are saying. Now there are alot of people in their 20-40s that grew up watched animated films, so more mature and nuanced versions have a large audience to tap into.

That's unlikely.

Okay but the Atlantis movies too, absolutely gorgeous animation and creative character designs 😭

Titan A.E. was peak with it's CGI backgrounds in space 3 years before Treasure Planet @@cassiethehuman5597

Eris was the first crush ever I had on an animated character lol. The animators definitely knew what they were doing.

No it isn’t

Joseph: King of Dreams faired even worse than Sinbad, which is heartbreaking considering it’s a very good movie that never got the attention The Prince of Egypt did

DId you just forgot Spirit?

Hybrid it's a 2d animation with 3D backdrops

Idr this movie is this a part of the Mandela effect lol it look some what like prince of egypt animation

Oof yes. As a bi my awakening was this movie and The Mummy 😂

Eris is definitely the crazy kind of hot lol.

Dan Wagner was the Supervising Animator

movie on repeat religiously

Illumination have the safest movies ever right now.

@@Zaslanetz You're so pretty true. They have some good movies but they rarely make any new or original ones.

Probably not.

If I remember right, there should be like 7 stories about Sinbad in the 1001 Nights stories

Wouldn't put TItan AE on this list. Also the kids who grew up with those movies now praising them could easily be a case of nostalgia.

@@fightingmedialounge519 It could, and in some cases (hello, The Grinch, my favorite Christmas movie ever) it most definitely is, but in many cases the younger generations are watching these films on recommendation from older fans and realizing that they actually are really good too. Back when the movies came out though, everyone was into big live action blockbusters like The Matrix or CGI films like Toy Story 2 because it was a newer animation style most people hadn't seen to death yet (don't get me wrong, both are good movies too), and it was hard for a traditionally animated film to get any notice because of it.

Sinbad is in my top 10 animated films because it is a perfect adventure, the characters are great. Sinbad and marinas romance is one of my favorites as well

Me, too.

Also I thought they were talkin about Syracuse, New York when I was a kid so what do I know.

Shit I thought it was just me that heard it 😂🤣