character artist & writer || helplessly obsessed with cartoons and Fraggles || LETTERBOXD: @ctwrotary || INSTAGRAM: @cwroederer
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A li’l sumpn for all my fellow late 90s/early 00s kids out there—hope you find what yer lookin forrrrr
(Just realized I never posted this here when I made it a couple months ago)
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PS I’m currently between jobs and could really use some commission work right now! Send me a message if you’d be interested!
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Jun 15
Most of TADC is pretty hit or miss for me but I think episode five is the one that successfully had me sucked in for the entire thing. The comedy doesn’t feel as sidelined and the “deep chat” monologuing feels much more character-driven than it does in the other episodes.
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Li’l sketch I did a week or two ago of everyone’s favorite confusingly-motivated feelings triangle:
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This is the America I know and live in. The world needs to see more of this. Not our dysfunctional government that does not represent our hearts.
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Jun 11
thinking about her ❤️
Jurassic Park was released in theaters on this day in 1993.
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Jun 8
so much charm in SpongeBob stems from this basic sorta DIY approach they took early on, from stuff like this to all the low budget Patchy segments, they all have that incredibly genuine feel to them that no tech or big budgets can do
Jun 7
Behind the scenes of how Bikini Atoll was filmed for SpongeBob SquarePants. A fun look at the real-world footage that helped create one of animation’s most iconic settings.
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Jun 5
I sometimes think about everything Chuck Jones lived to see. Both Kennedy assassinations. The entirety of The Beatles. Every President from Wilson to GWB. The careers of Walt Disney, Charles Schulz, & Jim Henson in their entirety. The invention of both television & the internet.
Jun 5
actually impressive that Jones lived long enough to redraw a scene from his first cartoon 60 years later
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May 26
Are any other @letterboxd users experiencing an error? I logged a film (complete with a review, set to today, etc.), and if I search the film my rating and review is there, but meanwhile it’s nowhere to be found in my Recent Activity, Films, or Diary. Help??
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May 26
UPDATE - I tried editing one of my lists and it isn’t appearing as updated either—nothing in my account is up to date with what I’m doing in real time!
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One thing I’ve never understood about streaming is that it’s built on “watch hours” yet special features - a thing people love to spend hours watching - haven’t carried over
May 20
Peter Jackson laments the death of physical media:
“You can get Blu-rays and DVDs, but they’re almost a niche product for aficionados now,” Jackson said. “Since they only sell small numbers, no studio wants to put extended features on them or to extend the cuts. We did hours and hours of behind-the-scenes material for The Lord of the Rings DVDs, and so many people have thanked me for doing them. People would watch that stuff over and over again because it inspired them to make films. That’s all gone now, and I think it’s a real shame.”
Do you still get real books and DVDs?
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May 22
Honestly this is the only thing I’d rather have than a Mickey Mouse film (but also, Disney, if you’re reading this, no I wouldn’t—make the movie).
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May 15
I prefer the 90’s animation over the more polished sequels! They’re pulling out some absolutely incredible expressions in that first movie that none of the latter films can claim—especially with Woody.
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I always find it silly when people put down one of the old Looney Tunes directors to build up one of the others. Chuck Jones, Bob Clampett, Tex Avery and Friz Freleng were all geniuses who made so many masterpieces. Their different approaches are what make their cartoons so good.
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May 5
Enough about Clampett V. Jones—have you all ever watched Freleng’s or Tashlin’s Daffy?
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May 5
And that’s not even mentioning the kind of fun Davis and McKimson were capable of!
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I’ll be the first to admit I prefer Crazy Daffy, but it’s a child who acts like there can only be one type of Daffy. Every Looney Tunes director brought something really fun and interesting to the table, and Daffy’s too strong a character to be killed or ruined by any of them.
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