I remember way back in the day, a bunch of the animation community were angry at Flapjack and Chowder and acted like the two shows were the worst thing ever and ruining animation. I think that is when I realized that maybe a lot of these people were WAY too reactionary. Even in hindsight, a lot of people loved those two shows.
I don't think this reactionary attitude has changed much over the years, and because of it I tend to avoid most animation content creators.
Most modern animation youtubers trend towards the basic bitch "animation is cinema" mindset which conveniently ignores most global south animation, and a lot of animation that isn't hollywood blockbusters or seasonal anime, in that regard.
Animation isn't cinema, it can be ANYTHING one can desire at any point. Your only limit of what it can be is your own imagination.
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Most modern animation youtubers trend towards the basic bitch "animation is cinema" mindset which conveniently ignores most global south animation, and a lot of animation that isn't hollywood blockbusters or seasonal anime, in that regard.
Animation isn't cinema, it can be ANYTHING one can desire at any point. Your only limit of what it can be is your own imagination.
Animation isn't cinema. It's fucking kino.
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Post by sadeltriraidersfan on Jun 25, 2024 3:48:52 GMT
This is something that absolutely won't interest anyone on here since I doubt anyone is a soccer (football) fan on here, much less a women's footy fan (I'm just a big footy fan in general).
Anyway, the 1999 "Dare to Dream" US Women's National Team would absolutely get destroyed by 2023 FIFA World Cup winners Spain. It would be 4 to nil in favor of the Spaniards. That's my hot take. The 1999 USWNT was built off an NCAA women's soccer system that was the only structure in the world at the time that resembled a professional structure and a system that stagnated for the later 3 decades, even after the NWSL became a thing. The 2023 Spain women's team was bult by the great Spanish club and development system that managed to produce one of the greatest men's international teams of all time that won Euro 2008 and 2012, and the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
Mia Hamm and company couldn't light a candle. Think of it this way and I'll use a basketball analogy - do you think the 1970s Knicks would beat the 1995 Bulls or the 2017 Warriors? Nope, not a snowball's chance.
This is something that absolutely won't interest anyone on here since I doubt anyone is a soccer (football) fan on here, much less a women's footy fan (I'm just a big footy fan in general).
Anyway, the 1999 "Dare to Dream" US Women's National Team would absolutely get destroyed by 2023 FIFA World Cup winners Spain. It would be 4 to nil in favor of the Spaniards. That's my hot take. The 1999 USWNT was built off an NCAA women's soccer system that was the only structure in the world at the time that resembled a professional structure and a system that stagnated for the later 3 decades, even after the NWSL became a thing. The 2023 Spain women's team was bult by the great Spanish club and development system that managed to produce one of the greatest men's international teams of all time that won Euro 2008 and 2012, and the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
Mia Hamm and company couldn't light a candle. Think of it this way and I'll use a basketball analogy - do you think the 1970s Knicks would beat the 1995 Bulls or the 2017 Warriors? Nope, not a snowball's chance.
Honestly ANY American soccer team would be obliterated by literally ANY OTHER soccer team, no matter what other country it is. I bet even Albania's team could obliterate them.
I didn't like Flapjack when I first saw it back in 2009. I know it jumpstarted a number of careers, and kept the animation train humming when Cartoon Network was about to (briefly) give up on it AND animation was somewhat in the doldrums, but like...I just didn't care for what I watched of it. That said, I have not touched the show since then, so it's possible my opinion could change on it someday.
I didn't like Flapjack when I first saw it back in 2009. I know it jumpstarted a number of careers, and kept the animation train humming when Cartoon Network was about to (briefly) give up on it AND animation was somewhat in the doldrums, but like...I just didn't care for what I watched of it. That said, I have not touched the show since then, so it's possible my opinion could change on it someday.
Personally it's decent, but not all that great. I prefer Chowder, which was far less reliant on gross-out humor & instead focused on actually being funny.
Also I'm pretty sure what you said WAS a somewhat popular opinion back in the day, at least that's how I remember it being.
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I didn't like Flapjack when I first saw it back in 2009. I know it jumpstarted a number of careers, and kept the animation train humming when Cartoon Network was about to (briefly) give up on it AND animation was somewhat in the doldrums, but like...I just didn't care for what I watched of it. That said, I have not touched the show since then, so it's possible my opinion could change on it someday.
Personally it's decent, but not all that great. I prefer Chowder, which was far less reliant on gross-out humor & instead focused on actually being funny.
Also I'm pretty sure what you said WAS a somewhat popular opinion back in the day, at least that's how I remember it being.
I don't care for either show myself, both of them played a big part in me drastically losing interest in CN in the late 2000s, for me the dark age had already begun well before the CN Real stuff.