In the movie Eight Crazy Nights, Whitey dances to the song “Mr. Roboto” after the 1981 JCC miracle basketball game. However, the song came out in 1983.

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In the movie Eight Crazy Nights, Whitey dances to the song “Mr. Roboto” after the 1981 JCC miracle basketball game. However, the song came out in 1983.
Pixar’s Brave was first released on June 22, 2012.
Two additional software programs were specially developed for this film by Pixar in the period of three years. One of them allows simulation of Merida's 1500 strands of hair curls to move together with her movements. (x)
How About a Little Disney Trivia?
Here’s a challenge, without hitting the movie (or reading the book, if you’ve got the original story): about halfway through Alice in Wonderland, Alice meets the Caterpillar and he tries to make her recite a poem. What is it? Answer at some point tomorrow!
Finding a Gimmick
So, since this place is inactive and I'm sorta busy with...well, college and stuff, I've decided to try and find a gimmick.
And what better place than the hangout for weirdos and artisans alike? Tumblr!
...Unfortunately, the shelf of animation gimmicks was taken up by character AMAs and piss-yellow network schedules, so I took what was left in the back: using my knowledge of all things animation to my self-indulgent advantage!
Yeah, I already hear you all: this is super niche and can easily be found on all corners of the Internet everywhere, but: really, why go through all the hassle of finding it, when you basically have your own information punching bag to ramble to death on?
From the tiniest details within any cartoon to literally the most obscurest shit possible, it's all up here in this noggin! Which should be used for more important information like how to eat and breathe, but who needs to know that, anyways?
So, fire away for all the weird details in modern animation!
...Now if you'll excuse me, I'm gonna pass out over in that corner. For some reason, my lungs are collapsing in on themselves!
A Monster in Paris was first released on October 12, 2011, in France.
Franceur's black coat, hat and red scarf are based on the iconic Ambassadeurs Poster by Parisienne artist Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. (x)
Blog Name Change?
Hello followers! I wanted to give you all a heads up that I may be renaming this blog soon - nothing else should really change, though the place may get a little more active in the next few months!
I know there aren’t that many of you, and I don’t get questions here (or haven’t yet), but I do try to reblog quality content on this tumblr, add insightful commentary, and occasionally post my own original content when I have some free time.
Please let me know if you have any name suggestions, content/post suggestions (or requests!)... and also if you’re going to be in San Japan in San Antonio this year in September, come to the animation panel, because I’ll be running it! I’ll post more details about that here once we’re closer to the date of course.
DreamWorks’ Kung Fu Panda 2 was first released on May 26, 2011.
The character Shen was originally created as a devious mayor for Kung Fu Panda (2008), but was written out before production. According to director Jennifer Yuh, Shen proved to be a great challenge to animate, so much that the complexity of the character was like that of doing six characters all at once. (x)
DreamWorks’ Shrek 2 was first released on May 19, 2004.
The scene when Shrek, Puss, and Donkey walk in on Fairy Godmother while she's pouring potion ingredients into a large cauldron is a nod to a scene in Disney's The Little Mermaid (1989) when Ursula is preparing the spell to make Ariel human. Jennifer Saunders (who voices the Fairy Godmother) had originally auditioned for the role of Ursula (but was turned down) and was cast for her role in Shrek 2 after Steven Spielberg heard Saunders performance on the audition tape. (x)