#trashing disney

[hecknojohnkstuff]

I find it odd that when discussing something before his big break, he blames the executives and treats the animators and artists as victims, yet the moment he has his big break he starts considering the artists scum too (but not until his career goes down the toilet does he consider them every bit as bad as the executives, (see: “designer cartoons”) and after 2009 he completely hates everything).

[hecknojohnkstuff]

Friendly reminder

John Kricfalusi is ignorant that Walt Disney used scripts, despite inventing the storyboard.

[hecknojohnkstuff]

1) If Filmation is a renaissance, then Greeny Phatom and 12 Oz Mouse, along with late-2000s-and-up elementary-to-middle school aimed Canadian cartoons are great examples of good cartoons made in a low budget. They have the same style and principles as Roger Ramjet. C'mon, the background characters would work perfectly in Greeny Phatom! Going further, Johnny Test and My Gym Partner’s a Monkey would also fall under this.

2) Arbitrary? ARBITRARY? And yet you display such an opinion as well. Your love of feces like Roger Ramjet proves it.

3) Then Greeny Phatom must be good because it is just like the cruddy mid-60s zero-budget shows and lumpy commercials you grew up on. How the heck do your average 70s-80s cartoons resemble a Disney feature!?!

[hecknojohnkstuff]

Watching An Extremely Goofy Movie… is Bradley Uppercrust III’s design and animation a swipe at John K and his style? Given his own hatred of Disney, maybe someone on the team knew this?

[hecknojohnkstuff]

AniMat would like a word with you. * How, exactly, is Up as horrifying as Shrek? You failed to explain even in the comments. * One may note that this is the last thing not made by himself or his followers that he likes. Even the Plastic Man pilot was made earlier. I wonder what he thinks of the other Sony Pictures Animation films...

[hecknojohnkstuff]

The Wayback Machine knows all.

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[hecknojohnkstuff]

I understand that these are generic characters compared to stuff like George Liquor, but those are clearly expressions and poses, especially the last one, a nice combination of both.