Entertainment'Ray Gunn' and the case for hand-drawn animation
DiscussingFilm reports that Brad Bird is happy with the final computer-generated animation in 'Ray Gunn' but disputes the idea that hand-drawn films aren't commercially viable.
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Brad Bird thinks Hollywood has turned against 2D animation, DiscussingFilm reports, even as he's happy with the final CG animation in 'Ray Gunn.' He challenges what he describes as studios' belief that audiences won't accept hand-drawn films: “I don’t agree that hand-drawn animation isn’t commercial.” The outlet also describes how the animated sci-fi noir film took more than 30 years to get made and how Netflix saved it.
'Ray Gunn' and the case for hand-drawn animation
DiscussingFilm reports that Brad Bird is happy with the final computer-generated animation in 'Ray Gunn' but disputes the idea that hand-drawn films aren't commercially viable.
TLDR
Brad Bird thinks Hollywood has turned against 2D animation, DiscussingFilm reports, even as he's happy with the final CG animation in 'Ray Gunn.' He challenges what he describes as studios' belief that audiences won't accept hand-drawn films: “I don’t agree that hand-drawn animation isn’t commercial.” The outlet also describes how the animated sci-fi noir film took more than 30 years to get made and how Netflix saved it.