Comments by "Gabe" (@gabetalks9275) on "How "Spider-Verse" forced animation to evolve" video.

  1. Animation is at a turning point, and this is only just the beginning. Spider-Verse not only revolutionized 3D animation, but it proved to everyone that animation is for everyone. If any other studio pitched a Spiderman movie, they would've pitched it as a live-action movie because the stereotype is that animation is only for little kids. Into the Spider-Verse broke that stereotype because it's primary audience was teenagers, which was unheard of for Western animation. This is why anime has become so popular. The demand for more adult animation, and the nostalgia for 2D animation are rising here in the West, and I think Chainsaw Man is going to be the next big breakthrough piece of animation. It has perfected the art of blending 2D and 3D animation with today's technology and polish. A technique not seen since The Prince of Egypt way back in 1998.
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  2.  @LooneyNuke  The Peanuts Movie is an 11/10 masterpiece. I watched it in theaters twice. To this day, it's the only movie I loved so much, that I had to go back to the theaters to watch it again.
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