I can't believe you don't have...?!

[athena]

I will be the first to admit that Keyframe's animation database--which is certainly one of the larger ones on the web--is not complete. In a perfect world I would have an army of researchers hunting down every piece of animation that ever existed... but as my army has not arrived yet, I'm going to ask that you help me out by giving me the titles of the animation that isn't on the site yet but which you think should be here.

Think of those pieces of animation that are so essential that no self-respecting database should be without them... think of animation that you really, REALLY want to write a review for--positive reviews or even those ever-fun scathing negative reviews... and then post your suggestions to this thread.

I can't promise I'll be able to put up the animation profile immediately, but it'll certainly help direct my efforts to the stuff that people really want to see on the site.

[starlioness]

mmmph... I just put a whole list down .. and the forum got rid of it.. *grumbles* had to re-log on top of that..

oh well, here's a half-baked list of what I know.. let me know if your're unfamiliar with any of the titles..

Hansel and Gretel: an Opera Fantasy
Freddie the Frog or Freddie as F.R.O.7
Tubby the Tuba
Willy Mcbean and the Time Machine
The Daydreamer
Mad Monster Party
Adventures of Mark Twain(1986)
Phantom Tollbooth
Aaron's Magic Village
Man from Button Willow
Marco Polo :Return form Xanadu

Shinbone Alley (1971)
Incredible Mr.Limpet
Adventures of Mr . Wonderbird
The Emperor's Nightingale (1951) Narration by Boris Karloff
Hugo the Hippo


that enough? ;) :p

[greykitty]

How about the Timon and Pumbaa show?

[athena]

oh well, here's a half-baked list of what I know.. let me know if your're unfamiliar with any of the titles..
good gravy, woman... how about I let you know if I'm familiar with any of the titles instead...
:jawdrop:

umm... I think I saw Phantom Tollbooth when I was little... finding pictures for these is going to be interesting... don't suppose you could offer me any hints...? :)

[athena]

How about the Timon and Pumbaa show?

ahh, this one I can do easily... I'll add it to the top of the list.

[starlioness]

hmm.. well, google is a good place to start.. I got most of these titles from http://cartoonresearch.com/
they at least tell you what the movies are about in a sentence..

you need at least two pictures for a title right? I'll see what I can dig up.


EDIT: almost forgot to mention to add She-ra, Ranibow Brite, Aladdin, Jungle Cubs, The Little Mermaid , and Lilo and Stitch to the T.V seriea list.

[athena]

EDIT: almost forgot to mention to add She-ra, Ranibow Brite, Aladdin, Jungle Cubs, The Little Mermaid , and Lilo and Stitch to the T.V seriea list.

Okay, these ones should be easier to find...


you need at least two pictures for a title right? I'll see what I can dig up.

I'd settle for one good picture that I can crop for the little highlight image. I mean, I'd like to think the fact that I try to get images for all the profiles--animation is such a visual medium after all--is what sets Keyframe apart from places like IMDb or BCDb which just have credit lists.


hmm.. well, google is a good place to start.. I got most of these titles from http://cartoonresearch.com/
they at least tell you what the movies are about in a sentence..

Don't get me wrong... I like a challenge. :)
But you'd be surprised though at how difficult this info can be to track down--even with Google, IMDb or whatever. There's a couple movies out there that I've mentally tagged as ones I'll buy for Keyframe because I know it's going to be impossible to get a decent profile otherwise.


hehe, so yea... don't let my shock and whimpering fool you... keep the obscure requests coming. ;)

[P.C. Unfunny]

I whould like to see on Keyframe:

Batman:Mask of the Phantasm
Batman:Return of the Joker (Uncut)
Batman:Mystery of the Batwoman
Lupin III ( all three tv series)
Superman:The Animated Series
Justice League ( 2001-)
Garfield and Friends
Cow and Chicken

I'll try and think of more...

[greykitty]

In the Timon and Pumbaa I think there were more episodes, or so this site says:http://www.answers.com/topic/timon-and-pumbaa
Just thought I'd let you know, and it takes place after the first tlk as simba is grown up when he appears on the show. :P

Bonkers
Aladdin TV series
Pound Puppies
Little Mermaid TV series

There's more, but I cna't think of them atm. :P

[athena]

Just thought I'd let you know, and it takes place after the first tlk as simba is grown up when he appears on the show. :P

Whooops... okay, now corrected in the profile.


Pound Puppies

awww, Pound Puppies! I loved that show.

[athena]

Lupin III ( all three tv series)

Were there Lupin movies as well as TV series? I remember seeing something Lupin and anime the last time I was in the video store.

But the rest of these I should be able to rent... no problem there.

[P.C. Unfunny]

Were there Lupin movies as well as TV series? I remember seeing something Lupin and anime the last time I was in the video store.

But the rest of these I should be able to rent... no problem there.

Lupercal did mention the first one in his Castle of Cagliostro review. Unfortunetly,it will be a problem to get the first and third series. They were never realeased in america. The secound series is easy to obtain, that was the one being shown on Adult Swim. And they are out DVD.However, I do suggest you put Lupin III: Mystery of Mamo on your site. That is a true Lupin III movie. Cagliostro was good, but Lupin and the gang were a bit out of character.

[Magnus]

I whould like to see on Keyframe:

Batman:Mask of the Phantasm
Batman:Return of the Joker (Uncut)
Batman:Mystery of the Batwoman
Lupin III ( all three tv series)
Superman:The Animated Series
Justice League ( 2001-)
Garfield and Friends
Cow and Chicken

I'll try and think of more...


I'll put in another vote for Lupin III, Superman:The Animated Series, and especially Garfield and Friends.

[athena]

Batman:Mask of the Phantasm
Batman:Return of the Joker (Uncut)
Batman:Mystery of the Batwoman

Just to make sure I file these correctly... "Mask of the Phantasm" was a theatrical release and the other two were direct-to-video, right?

[lonely_princess]

heres some cartoons i enjoy
bagpuss
clangers
ivor the engine
the animals of farthing wood
the world of peter rabbit and friend
dogtainen and the muskehounds
and finally scruffy

[P.C. Unfunny]

Just to make sure I file these correctly... "Mask of the Phantasm" was a theatrical release and the other two were direct-to-video, right?

Yes, your right, "Phantasm" was a theatrical release and the other two were DTV .

[lonely_princess]

how about some good british animations like
clangers
bagpuss
the animals of farthing wood
watership down the series
willo the wisp
rubarb and custard
bananaman
rex the runt and finally
postman pat
check out www.toonhound.com for insperation

[greykitty]

You wouldn't happen to have a profile on the Gumi Bears would you? :P

[athena]

You wouldn't happen to have a profile on the Gumi Bears would you? :P

Gummi Bears (http://www.keyframeonline.com/Animation/Gummi_Bears/241/) we have.

[Magnus]

Not to add to an already massive list, but while searching for the Christmas animation you were e-mailed about, I was reminded of a childhood favorite of mine. I definitely think The Snowman belongs on here. It's a fairly short, wordless animation that's just beautiful...I've watched it many times.

Here's a link to the profile on IMDb for more info:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0084701/

[athena]

bah, I have a stack of overdue rented DVDs I need to profile which are currently sitting on my TV... will get done--soon, I hope...

thankfully Toonboy has been adding some new profiles...

[lupercal]

'Steamboy' is a noteworthy ommission from feature films, being the big-budget, 10 years in the making, how-amazing-does-this-look, Patrick Stewart gets to do do a Manchester accent directorial return of the maker of Akira.

In anime series, two generally highly regarded series that probably should be there are Haibane Renmei, and Neon Genesis Evangelion (I haven't seen HR yet, but it's topped a few 'best anime ever' lists, and I have a _hunch_ it's good. If you want to include some more famous representatives of other anime genres, Love Hina is probably as famous as any romantic comedy series, and 'Last Exile' has a good reputation amongst action/adventure. It looks a bit Miyazaki-ish. I haven't seen either of these either, but will get around to it. Parody genre, you have things like FLCL (Fooly Cooly) and Excel Saga , though I found both of these unwatchable or incomprehensible.

There are tons of 60's and 70's TV series that I wasn't able to add because we needed to sort out issues like 'if "Atom Ant" appeared in both 'The Atom Ant Show', and "Secret Squirrel", do you file it under Atom Ant, or its parent show, and if so, which one? There are hordes of series from about 1962-1985, many of which are rubbish, but which were nonetheless popular and well remembered. I only added ones when I was co-editor which were clear-cut standalones (Roger Ramjet, Top Cat, etc).

I have the complete MGM Tex Avery boxed set, the original 1940's Superman, and lots of 1920's Felix the Cats, if anyone wants to add all those :)

There are probably big studio western things I don't even know about, because I'm so bored with 3D I pay less attention to it now that it's not part of the job.

Loop

[P.C. Unfunny]

EDIT: almost forgot to mention to add She-ra, Ranibow Brite, Aladdin, Jungle Cubs, The Little Mermaid , and Lilo and Stitch to the T.V seriea list.

I admit, I used to watch Rainbow Brite as a little kid. But I actually didn't care for Rainbow Brite herself too much.I was nuts about Murky and Lurky

[P.C. Unfunny]

some more requests:

Duck Dodgers
Ed Edd and Eddy
The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
Shorties Watchin Shorties

[Juuchan17]

I have one:

Danny Phantom

<3 Love.

[athena]

I admit, I used to watch Rainbow Brite as a little kid. But I actually didn't care for Rainbow Brite herself too much.I was nuts about Murky and Lurky
I'm sitting here on my lunch at work looking up Rainbow Brite... can't find a screencap anywhere--of course... and the plot description (http://www.rainbowbrite.net/) that I found seems WAY more complicated than I remember.

Don't suppose either you or starlioness could give me something a little more concise as to what this show was about...?


edit: oops I lie... screencaps (http://www.geocities.com/regnbue_rita/)! yay.

[P.C. Unfunny]

I'm sitting here on my lunch at work looking up Rainbow Brite... can't find a screencap anywhere--of course... and the plot description (http://www.rainbowbrite.net/) that I found seems WAY more complicated than I remember.

Don't suppose either you or starlioness could give me something a little more concise as to what this show was about...?


edit: oops I lie... screencaps (http://www.geocities.com/regnbue_rita/)! yay.

Uh, it's been awhile, now I know it began like this...

Rainbow Brite is sent to a dark land to save the Rainbow children and some baby. That baby is supposed to be a key to giving color to the land. And the villains were Murky,Lurky and there boss.I forgot his name, but he dies at the end of the pilot episode.

EdIt: After Rainbow Brite saves the land, the show was basically about Rainbow Brite and the color kids constantly thwarting Murky and Lurky's attempts to bring darkness back into the land.

[greykitty]

I was wondering if you could add a profile for the Pagemaster. :)

[athena]

I was wondering if you could add a profile for the Pagemaster. :)

Isn't it a live-action/animation combo?

[P.C. Unfunny]

Isn't it a live-action/animation combo?

Only the begining and end were live action.Most of it is animated.

[greykitty]

Isn't it a live-action/animation combo?

Only the begining and end were live action.Most of it is animated.

Yeah, kind of like Balto. :o

[athena]

Yeah, kind of like Balto. :o

Okay, fair enough.


hmm, wonder where I can dig up a copy...

[greykitty]

I found a copy on dvd for $5 at walmart.

[athena]

I found a copy on dvd for $5 at walmart.

don't suppose there's any way you could get a couple screencaps off it?

[greykitty]

Oh sure! That I can do. :) I'll see if I can get a couple today.

[Thalia-is-Crazy]

Totally spies *ugh... I wanted to write a crappy review too!*

and jacob two-two, which is actually good.

[Thalia-is-Crazy]

Ok, so you don't have movies that have 2D and live action integrated together, just live action with seperate 2D/3D sequences...

Balto's in there, so is OSMOSIS JONES
why not pagemaster?

And Looney toons, back in action, Space Jam, Roger rabbit... I mean, I understand not wanting to have to put any movie with animation on the site, because that includes like, 90% of action films made nowadays... but I think those three deserve a spot.

Maybe there should be a % of animated content that meets minimum requirement?

[Thalia-is-Crazy]

OMFG YOU DON'T HAVE LITTLE NEMO EITHER!

*sulks*

Wow, I now hate you FOREVER!
Little Nemo dude... expecially considering the contributions to animation made by the original author Mckay.

Ok, maybe not hate, and maybe not forever... But it needs to be up there so I can give it a revieeeeew!

[Thalia-is-Crazy]

Uh, also there are about 11 land before time sequels missing from the dDTV section...
which may be a good thing, but now what am I supposed to bitch about?

[greykitty]

Oh oh I've got another one! It's film called Happily Ever After. It's a sequal to Snow White. http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1043465-happily_ever_after/about.php
I think it was just a dtv, but I could be wrong.

[MonkeyFunk]

It's in Jerry Beck's Animated Movie Guide (zero stars, I believe), so it must have been theatrically released

[greykitty]

Really? I can't believe they'd release that to theaters. O.o lol

[lupercal]

Ok, so you don't have movies that have 2D and live action integrated together, just live action with seperate 2D/3D sequences...

Balto's in there, so is OSMOSIS JONES
why not pagemaster?

And Looney toons, back in action, Space Jam, Roger rabbit...


Well really, 'Balto' is nothing like 'Space Jam'. It isn't combined animation/live action; it's an animated film bookended by short live action sequences which take up a few minutes running time. When I think of the movie I tend to forget they're even there. I haven't seen Pagemaster, so can't comment on that.

I'd be tempted to make a special exception for RR, but it's Athena's site, and she's pretty firm on this, and I have to admit my argument would be based more on sentiment than logic.

Loop

[lupercal]

I said I wouldn't lobby for this, but perhaps there is a solution. Since we've already added a new category recently, we could have a category for combined animated/live films, which you could call 'hybrids' or something, and into which you could stick Roger Rabbit, Mary Poppins, Pete's Dragon, Space Jam, Saludos Amigos, Song of the South et al, plus lots of short films and whatnot.

Just putting this on the table. I won't be crushed if it it's rejected, but I guess what bothers me is that Roger Rabbit is usually considered an animated film by the general public (and video store owners and imdb, etc), that it has more animation in it than most of our short films, that as such it's probably the most important animated film made in the last 60 years, that it ushered in the second golden age of animation, and that we don't have it.

Loop

[athena]

I said I wouldn't lobby for this, but perhaps there is a solution. Since we've already added a new category recently, we could have a category for combined animated/live films, which you could call 'hybrids' or something, and into which you could stick Roger Rabbit, Mary Poppins, Pete's Dragon, Space Jam, Saludos Amigos, Song of the South et al, plus lots of short films and whatnot.

Okay, while I definitely like splitting these 'hybrid' films off into their own section, but my question still remains... what about Jurassic Park? Lord of the Rings? Harry Potter? I mean, all you have to do is check the backlog in this thread to know exactly how much this site is still missing in terms of just plain old animated films and TV series...

My big concern in this has always been where do you draw the line...? Somebody give me a definition that will prevent a small tsunami of films-to-be-added from crushing the animation out of this site, and I'll consider it.

[athena]

Ooookay, now that you've got me thinking about it... what if we set the line at this:

One or more of the main characters must be entirely animated... and I don't mean, in some scenes when the character is doing something crazy we swap out the live-action actor and substitute an animated character as a stunt double... I mean that character is 100% animated for the entire time it is on screen...

This would allow you to add Roger Rabbit et al. as well as Lord of the Rings (Golem), the Scooby Doo movies and Garfield movie--if we wanted to... but it would prevent additions like Jurassic Park, Spiderman, etc... essentially we're profiling films that feature strong character animation, but leaving out films where the animation present is more in the visual fx category...


how's that sound?

[starlac]

...where do you draw the line...?

To me it depends on how much of the film plot is geared towards the animated characters, as actual characters, and not just plot points.

Although things like Jurassic Park and Harry Potter use CGI, they're primarily live-action films that use special effects for the enhancement of the story as a whole; not because it makes them animated. These story's main concern is the live-action cast.

Whereas in a film like Roger Rabbit, it is the animated characters who are the center of the film's plot and the main attraction. How many people would have gone to see "Space Jam" if it didn't have the Looney Tunes in it? Certainly I wouldn't have, especially as I didn't really having much of an incline as to who Michael Jordan was in the first place.

Of course this would exclude Marry Poppin's from making the list, as it is mostly live-action with a single (though admittedly quite long) animation segment.

EDIT: Oh okay... you've worked out a system.

[athena]

EDIT: Oh okay... you've worked out a system.

hehe, my system is a work in progress because you're making good points here...


Whereas in a film like Roger Rabbit, it is the animated characters who are the center of the film's plot and the main attraction. How many people would have gone to see "Space Jam" if it didn't have the Looney Tunes in it? Certainly I wouldn't have, especially as I didn't really having much of an incline as to who Michael Jordan was in the first place.

This is a good point and it essentially takes what I'm talking about and narrows it slightly... not only are we asking for entirely animated characters but those characters must be lead characters... ones that are intended to carry the entire film.

So, the question becomes... how far do we want to cast our net?

[athena]

Oh oh I've got another one! It's film called Happily Ever After. It's a sequal to Snow White. http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1043465-happily_ever_after/about.php
I think it was just a dtv, but I could be wrong.

I don't suppose you have this one on hand too...?

[starlac]

I have the complete MGM Tex Avery boxed set, the original 1940's Superman, and lots of 1920's Felix the Cats, if anyone wants to add all those :)

My Felix and Avery collections aren't as complete as I'd like, or at the least in a format which makes screen grabs easy, so I'd like that.

[Toonboy]

I hope Pete's Dragon won't go on. I mean only the dragon was animated.

[starlac]

And that's when he didn't turn himself invisible.

[lupercal]

I pretty much agree with everything Starlac said about delineating hybrid animation/live films from pure animation.

I'm not sure what I think of the idea that one of the characters has to be a lead character. There loads of scenes in Roger Rabbit which are bursting at the seams with animation, but which don't feature major animated characters.

Personally I don't really regard Golem from LOTR as an animated character, though technically he is. To me is more like the dinosaurs from Jurassic Park - a character which was too hard to do live, so they used a computer, and tried to make it look realistic. I think a useful definition might be that the character has to be depicted as an animated character. At no point in LOTR are we supposed to think that Golem isn't 'real' in the same way as the other characters.

I'm also thinking, what about films like many of Jan Svankmeyer's shorts. He almost never animates characters, but uses stop-animation to animate objects - but the films still clearly announce themselves as animation/live action hybrids, and are usually classed as such. Under the 'central character' definition, I would have to take 'A Game With Stones' out of the database, even though it's 100% animation, because it has no characters at all (unless stones and a faucet count). Admittedly I failed a lot of Jan's shorts because I didn't think they had enough animation vs live action anyway.

I don't have a solution for that OTTOMH - except perhaps that the animation doesn't attempt to disguise itself as something else. So in that respect I like the 'not SFX' description.

Loop

[lupercal]

My Felix and Avery collections aren't as complete as I'd like, or at the least in a format which makes screen grabs easy, so I'd like that.

Ok. It's going to take a while, because I don't have a DVD burner in this computer, but I should be replacing it soon.

BTW Pete's Dragon just popped into my head. I can't even remember what it's like. What about Bedknobs and Broomsticks, then. From memory that had a fair amount of animation in it, and lots of different characters.

Loop

[starlac]

What about Bedknobs and Broomsticks, then. From memory that had a fair amount of animation in it, and lots of different characters.

The animated underwater/island sequence is basically the film's second act. It takes up slightly less than a third of the movie, and most of that concerns the animals playing football/soccer for some never really fully explained reason.

There loads of scenes in Roger Rabbit which are bursting at the seams with animation, but which don't feature major animated characters.

Although he's not in every scene, the film's primary focus is that of Roger and the events that he finds himself in as a result of his framing.

Personally I don't really regard Golem from LOTR as an animated character, though technically he is.

I’m kind of in two minds about this myself and for much the same reasons.

...animation doesn't attempt to disguise itself as something else.

In such as having to obey the laws of physics or, in the case of a few works, any normality; something which Golem of course does obey to a degree.

[athena]

So in that respect I like the 'not SFX' description.
I think that's probably the main thing we all agree on here... we're not trying to open the door for FX animation.

I like your idea of animation that isn't pretending to be live action... that brings back "Mary Poppins" and "Bedknobs and Broomsticks" but keeps the site's main focus at the forefront. I think if we go with this I can safely remove my 'has to be a lead character' stipulation.

So, having now bashed this around for a bit, I can live with this definition, if you guys can... also the name, "Live-Action Hybrids"? That work for everyone?


*edit* ... hehe, okay nevermind. starlac and lupercal are still working on this... I'll hold off my decision until we get a little more consensus. :)

[Juuchan17]

Shows that could be added:
- Tokyo Mew Mew/Mew Mew Power (dub title)
- Shaman King
- One Piece
- Sonic X
- Naruto
- Winx Club

(notice the 4Kids anime flood? Heh. More to come soon! I can make screenshots of some of these if needed!)

[lupercal]

So, having now bashed this around for a bit, I can live with this definition, if you guys can... also the name, "Live-Action Hybrids"? That work for everyone?




I think I'm happy with the definition.

I'm not so sure about the name. 'Live-action hybrids' is ok, but a bit non-intuitive.

'Hybrids' works a bit better for me. It's shorter, though it's still no more intuitive.

Or how about

'Live-animation hybrids'

(some other word could be substiuted for 'hybrids'. It's just the best I could think of.)

Loop

[starlac]

I've always called this sort of thing "Live-Action/Animation" myself, but I can live with the term 'Live-action hybrids.' or 'Live-animation hybrids'
as lupercal suggests.

Of course, there was one or two theatrical shorts which were live-animation, i.e. "You Ought to be in Pictures" They might look a little strange sitting next to feature films.

[MonkeyFunk]

How about just "part live-action"?

[Howler]

Here are my recomendations...

T.V. Series:
One Piece
- I just started watching this one. I usually don’t like a lot of anime but I do love pirates. Besides I think it loses something to its terrible 4kids dub. Or maybe it’s just my pirate bias.

Codename: Kids Next Door
-I love this show as it’s one of the few out there with a long running without being about some stupid characters doing stupid things that are “funny”(read: just plain stupid). Instead of relying on stupidity for humor it relies on plot; an organization of kids fighting “adult tyranny” such as the episode they travel to the arctic to stop an adult from building weather control machine that would stop schools from having snow days.

Pirates of Dark Water
- I don’t remember much about this one except: I loved it. It never finished. It involved some mysterious “Dark Water”. And it had pirates. Pirates, pirates, pirates!

Invader Zim
- I think most people have heard of this one which is why I was surprised when I didn’t find it on here. Sure, it was cancelled after a relatively short running time due to children having nightmares or something else like that; but really it was hilarious. And I think it’s Jhonen’s funniest work (homicidal maniacs just don’t do it for me).

Features:

Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland
-Based on the genius Winsor Mckay's comic. I think it has it's own merits apart from the comic and has some beautiful backgrounds and...direction, it's not artwork or animation I'm thinking of, hm, I'll just say the director was talented.

Phantom Tollbooth
-I love the book, I love the movie. I loved the way it played with words. It is admittedly bookended by live action, so is Balto, and the real story happens in the animation.

Shorts/Features:

Riki-Tiki-Tavi:
- If I recall it's kind of short for a feature but kind of long for a short film (as I think of them anyway) I don't know where you draw the line so you get that weird / thing up there. Based on a story out of Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book.

I'd get you screencaps for the ones I have on DVD but I have no clue how to do that. For the ones on VHS I could perhaps photograph the screen? (Oh, and "hybrids" is my vote for the live-action/animated movies so we can get Roger Rabbit in here).

[starlac]

Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland

Just put this up.

Riki-Tiki-Tavi

The Chuck Jones Version?

--

We're Getting through the backlog, slowly and surely.

[athena]

We're Getting through the backlog, slowly and surely.

Actually I'd say you're flying through them.


I collected some of this stuff on VHS... Duck Dodgers, Mask of the Phantasm... the hold up on my end is I need to figure out how to get around my broken capture device...

[lupercal]

How about just "part live-action"?

'Part Live-Action' , 'Live - Action Hybrids' or 'Live Action - Animation Hybrids' all work ok for me. The only slight pronlem I have with 'Live-action hybrids' is it doesn't actually state what the live action is being hybridised with, though on an animation website, I suppose that should be self-evident. My only problem with 'live action -animation hybrids' os that it's maybe a little long, though it's the most precise.

In a sense 'part live action' helps cover some things like a few of the 40's Disney films which alternated 100% live action with 100% animation, whereas others were RRabit style hybrid live/animation all the way through (e.g. Song of the South isn't really a hybrid or combination so much as animation interspersed with live action)

Loop

[Thalia-is-Crazy]

captain star!!

TV series

[P.C. Unfunny]

I really want to see the Duck Dodgers Tv show on the site, so I can bash it into the ground.

[starlac]

I like 'part live action' too, the animation part is a given seeing as that is this sites, erm, thing.

I've got the data down and ready for Roger Rabbit, Space Jam, Back in Action, and The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle. I'm trying to find an image of Bongo for "Fun and Fancy Free" but so far only found one for his love interest; which I wouldn't mind using. The film itself isn't great, but it's noteworthy as it was the last time Walt would do the voice of Mickey for a feature film.

EDIT: Just one thing, what do we do with the actors who weren't voices.

[P.C. Unfunny]

I would also like to see the modern Looney Tunes shorts,basically the ones from the 1980's up to the present.

[starlac]

I would also like to see the modern Looney Tunes shorts,basically the ones from the 1980's up to the present.

I've got three of these, Whizzard of Ow, Daffy Duck for President and Blooper Bunny, so they're easy enough. I haven't got the others, so they'll take a little more searching out.

Does anyone have a synopsis for "One Piece," as I've never seen it.

[lupercal]

I wouldn't bother with the non-toon actors, unless we have a category for actors other than 'voice actors'.

Loop

[Howler]

One Piece:

Pirate King, Gold Rogers, amasses a huge fortune and hides it at the end of the "Grand Line" (a long stretch of ocean with lots of islands). The treasure is called "One Piece". Before being hung he says that the treasure and the title of "Pirate King" goes to anyone who finds the treasure.

A boy named Rufi (Luffi, Luffy, Luefy, etc.) decides to gather up a crew and go after the treasure and become the Pirate King.


I don't recomend seeing the dub version on television. While I'm not typically a whiney anime fan (or any type of anime fan for that matter) who won't watch a dub 4kids really screwed this one over.
Subtracting plot important lines and replacing them with idiocy, adding lines where there never should have been any, rewriting the music to have goofy little diddies where there should have been a true dramatic moment...you name it, they did it. And that "hip" pirate rap at the beginning of each episode is the most horresndous thing to ever cause your ears to bleed.

Oh, and, yes I did mean the Chuck Jones version of Rikki-Tikki-Tavi.

[starlac]

Thanks Howler, I've now added the profile for one piece. I hope you don't mind that I modified your sypnosis slightly.

I'd get you screencaps for the ones I have on DVD but I have no clue how to do that.

Depends on what you using, on some (not all) PC-based DVD players there's usually some sort of screen capture, even if it's just the "Print Screen" button.

[athena]

unless we have a category for actors other than 'voice actors'.
That's in the works.

[lupercal]

In the meantime you could just have the live action cast in the 'of interest section.'

BTW you could add 'Please Teacher', just on the grounds that I've seen it and can review it :/ Also Atomic Betty. And Roger Mellie the Man on the Telly!

Some others missing.... ah, hell if I tell you all of them what will I add?

Well, what about John Callahan's Quads? And Bromwell High.

Congrats Wallace and Gromit. Am going to watch it tonight.

BTW have to go into hospital again tomorrow. On the off chance the jerks keep me there for a while, that would explain any silence.

[Inkwolf]

Fruits Basket!

A few months after her mother's death, Tohru Honda is living on her own in a tent in the woods--until she discovers her neighbors, the reclusive Sohma family, who are under a dark and mysterious curse...

Please? It's an extremely popular anime series.

Other anime series I could review if you post them:

Last Exile

Paranoia Agent

Azumanga Daioh

R. O. D. (read or die) I've seen the OAV and part of the series.

I also see you don't have Pete's Dragon in the Animated/Live action section. Not enough animation?

And you should check out the movie Catnapped!

[myFork]

Ditto on Azumanga Daioh! ;)

And if nobody's mentioned this one yet, you've got to get " Lucky and Zorba". It's about a group of cats who raise a baby seagull after her mother dies from an oil spill. It's a really sweet movie, and one of the few that makes me cry! :cry:

[Toonboy]

Hmm. Since we're adding Disney hybrid classics, I don't see why we couldn't have So Dear To My Heart. It's one of my personal favorites.

[lupercal]

Neither do I. Why don't you add it?

[myFork]

'Nother idea- the " Silverwing" TV series.

[starlac]

'Nother idea- the " Silverwing" TV series.

:D Yay... I love bats. (in a purely platonic sense you understand)

[athena]

hey, had a request for 'Digimon' come in by email.

[starlac]

Okay Athena, I’ve added Digimon.

I’m also re-posting the entire request list here in alphabetical order (minus those added).

The request List.

Aaron's Magic Village
Adventures of Mark Twain(1986)
Adventures of Mr. Wonderbird
Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
Batman: Return of the Joker (Uncut)
Catnapped
Cow and Chicken – On my List
The Daydreamer
Duck Dodgers TV Series
The Emperor's Nightingale (1951) Narration by Boris Karloff
Freddie the Frog or Freddie as F.R.O.7
Fruits Basket
Garfield and Friends
Hansel and Gretel: an Opera Fantasy – Have images, just got to figure a profile.
Hugo the Hippo – Got some images, but have no idea as to what this is about.
Incredible Mr.Limpet
ivor the engine – Got some clips I can take images from.
Jacoob Two-two - Got images, but need to figure out a profile, help appreciated
Jungle Cubs –
Land Before Time sequels – You sure you want these, oh well I’ll give them a shot.
The Little Mermaid TV series
Love Hina -
Lucky and Zorba
Lupin III: Mystery of Mamo
Mad Monster Party
Man from Button Willow
Marco Polo :Return form Xanadu
Paranoia Agent
Pete’s Dragon – Got images, but need to figure out a profile.
Phantom Tollbooth – Got images, but need to figure out a profile, help appreciated
postman pat – On my shortist
Pound Puppies – Got a VHS of this
rex the runt – On my shortist
Roger Mellie the Man on the Telly
Roobard – Got some clips on tape, grab some images ASAP.
scruffy
Shinbone Alley (1971)
Shorties Watching Shorties
So Dear to My Heart
Superman:The Animated Series
Tokyo Mew Mew – Got images, but need to figure out a profile, help appreciated.
Tubby the Tuba
watership down the series – On my shortlist
willo the wisp – On my shortlist
Willy Mcbean and the Time Machine
The world of peter rabbit and friend – Got VHS of this, I’ll grab some images soon

[athena]

First of all, you're awesome for taking care of this...


Secondly...

Batman: Mask of the Phantasm -- have this on VHS
Duck Dodgers TV Series -- have this on VHS

I'm still having issues with capturing off VHS--how I long for the simplicity of my old Snappy--so saying I have these on tape and saying I can get them off tape is two different things... I recently got newer copy of Adobe Premiere so I might give that a try, but for the moment I've been making catching up on my code updates and bug fixes my priority...


Jacoob Two-two - if you want, send the images to me and I can do up the profile. I've seen a few episodes and this one definitely has a Canadian streak to it.


Land Before Time sequels – I would make these fairly low priority unless someone requests one in particular... we do mention their existence in the main LBT profile.


I also rented the first volume of Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex which I am hoping to watch tomorrow... had planned to tonight, but then got invaded with five minutes notice by the family. :lol:

[starlac]

Jacoob Two-two - if you want, send the images to me and I can do up the profile. I've seen a few episodes and this one definitely has a Canadian streak to it.

Well Nelvana's chiefly a Canadian Country.:lol:

I've put the Images for J22 below, do with them as you will.:D

The Land Before Time episodes were quite low on my list of profiles to add anyway, it not as if I'm looking forward to watching the ones I've got but haven't seen yet (2-whatever).:eyebrow:

[lupercal]

On second thoughts, just ignore this post. I couldn't control it.

Loop

[athena]

Well Nelvana's chiefly a Canadian Country.:lol:

Yea, but Jacob's more Canadian than most... I need to look through my tapes, but I seem to remember Toronto Maple Leaf jerseys and some other distinctly Canadian features...

Anyhoo... profile's up.


Also polished up the Cars profile for its release next week... the synopsis on that was REALLY old and vague... I need to keep more on top of our Coming Soon section.

[athena]

On second thoughts, just ignore this post. I couldn't control it.
hehe, you do realize that as someone subscribed to this thread, I do get an instant email copy of your original post before you go back and delete it...



just in case you ever consider saying something REALLY uncontrollable that you don't want someone to hear... ;)

[MonkeyFunk]

Adventures of Mark Twain(1986)


I've never seen the film but I've got a few books that mention it, between them there's a couple of photos and a synopsis. I could post them here if anyone wants to finish off a profile.

[lupercal]

hehe, you do realize that as someone subscribed to this thread, I do get an instant email copy of your original post before you go back and delete it...



just in case you ever consider saying something REALLY uncontrollable that you don't want someone to hear... ;)


I don't even really remember what I posted now, except that I decided that there was a chance someone would misconstrue it. Or that it had become irrelevant. Or boring. Or something....

Loop

[Inkwolf]

"Land Before Time" sequels? Those would be...easy to review.
"Four stars if you're under five, one less star for each year above that."

Hey, if you add Princess Nine, I've just watched that series and can review it. :)


Oh, heck, I enjoyed that series overall, I just want a chance to sneer publicly at the tense scene where the girl who just rescued two orphans from a freezing river is in critical condition at the hospital for hypothermia. "We've done everything we can, but her body temperature just keeps dropping" says a doctor HOURS later. 'Everything we can' seems to be putting her on a hospital bed convered with a hospital sheet. A SHEET!! Apparently placing a sheet over someone's naked bod is the best the doctors can come up with to warm someone up. Heck, maybe the bed was actually an electric frying pan...

Sorry, had to get that beef out of my system!

[servewithchips]

I am new here, but I noticed a few films that I would like to see in the database:

Ark
Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
Batman: Return of the Joker
Batman vs Dracula
The Chubbchubbs
Jack-Jack Attack
Jin Roh: The Wolf Brigade
Memories
Return of the King
Starchaser: The Legend of Orin
Superman: Brainiac Attacks
Tron
Ultimate Avengers: The Movie
Ultimate Avengers 2

[servewithchips]

I would also like to add requests for:

9
The Batman
Batman Beyond
Karas: The Prophecy
My Neighbors the Yamadas
Rock and Rule


Thanks for making such a cool site!

[athena]

That's quite the list there, but we'll see what we can do.


...
Tron
...
It's been quite some time since I've seen this movie, but I don't think this one would qualify even under part-live action... which we loosely define as "animation used as animation, as opposed to animation used as special effect"...

any of the editors remember this one enough to say for sure?

[servewithchips]

That's quite the list there, but we'll see what we can do.


hey, i dont expect them all overnight :D just a few titles to work with for you all.


It's been quite some time since I've seen this movie, but I don't think this one would qualify even under part-live action... which we loosely define as "animation used as animation, as opposed to animation used as special effect"...




this one is a tough call. i would say the animation is more than just special effect as the characters enter into a video game world, but there arent any "roger rabbits" hopping around in there. Just animated light cycles, tanks, and body armour. you should definitely rewatch the movie if it has been a while. its pretty classic.

[lupercal]

I liked Tron, but when I think of it, I think of live actors with animated fidgets. Kind of rotoscoped or CGI overlaying live actors, with primitive 3D backgrounds, and plenty straight live action. Probably need to watch it again.

Loop

[Inkwolf]

I 've seen My Neighbors the Yamadas and can get my hands on the DVD again when it returns to the library. And I expect all of us have access to Jack-Jack Attack. Some of the others may be a bt trickier to hunt down.

[myFork]

I'm going to assume that noone has suggested these yet:
Ginga Nagareboshi Gin ( " Silver Fang" in English )
Ginga Densetsu Weed ( sequel to the above )

[GrafSpee]

A couple of TV series that profiles should be created for are:

- The Venture Brothers (just finished its second season on Adult Swim)
- Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius (the movie is listed but not the TV series -- and the enjoyment factor of the TV series is better than the movie)

[KloKei07]

Mmhh, well almost everything I remembered has been mentioned or recently has been added on the site...the rest is the usual anime trash I usually see and some CN regular series:

Home Movies (Adult Swim, cancelled centuries ago)
Robotboy (I just don't know what to think of this one)
Interstella 5555 (or ani of the Leji Matsumotos works)
Tom Sawyer's (its a medium adaptation by MGM animation)

Note: by the way, I think it would be nice if something like a Newbies or a Newcomers Forum is added, there the new members could have the chance of sharing their stories, why they like animation and so on.

[lupercal]

I'm going to assume that noone has suggested these yet:
Ginga Nagareboshi Gin ( " Silver Fang" in English )

This looks interesting (also there is a sequel), but I couldn't find a single copy for sale on ebay, under either the Japanese or English spelling. Where do you get it?

Loop

[.:*TheycallmeFifi*:.]

These are a few I wanted to rate earlier, but weren't here...

The Weekenders
Knick Knack (Pixar)
Charlie the Unicorn

And The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy. You have Grim and Evil, but that is a different show.

[athena]

huh, I can't believe we didn't have Knick Knack already either... but I posted the profile for it just now.

Do you happen to know if it's ever been included on a DVD with one of Pixar's movies?


As for the rest, we'll see what we can do. :D

[starlac]

Knick Knack is an extra on Finding Nemo; I was about to add it myself.

I was most surprised when I saw it because it had been changed from the original version, the lady ornament had been made flat-chested, most likely to avoid complaints. Other than that the film was given a makeover which made it cleaner and sharper than it was before.

[athena]

Knick Knack is an extra on Finding Nemo; I was about to add it myself.I actually had a profiled on the old HTML site, but for some reason it never got transferred to the database. It took only a minute to put up since I had everything written up already.


I was most surprised when I saw it because it had been changed from the original version, the lady ornament had been made flat-chested, most likely to avoid complaints.I remember seeing the original at a screening in university in the mid-90s and being a touch disappointed that they changed it as well. There was just something funny in itself about their 'over-endowment'. I'm half-tempted now to buy a copy of Tin Toy Stories just so we can have a screencap since my little description in 'Of Interest' doesn't really do it justice.


Both "Luxo Jr." and "Tin Toy" have had DVD release by now haven't they? I just noticed we don't have any DVDs listed in their merchandise.

[starlac]

I'll put up an image if you'd like, I have both versions.

Both "Luxo Jr." and "Tin Toy" have had DVD release by now haven't they? I just noticed we don't have any DVDs listed in their merchandise.

Luxo is an extra on Toy Story 2 DVD and Tin Toy is on the Toy Story 1 DVD.

[athena]

I'll put up an image if you'd like, I have both versions.

If you could possibly duplicate that same shot I have in the 'Of Interest' and email it to me, that'd be great.



Luxo is an extra on Toy Story 2 DVD and Tin Toy is on the Toy Story 1 DVD.

Ahh, thanks. :)

[starlac]

Old or new version of that shot?

EDIT: Here's one of the old version.

[athena]

yup. that's perfect. I've made a compilation image out of the two.


thanks! :D

[GrafSpee]

Speaking of Knick-Knack, there is a 3-D version of Knick-Knack that was shown in the theaters before Nightmare Before Christmas 3D. They did a pretty good job of doing the 3-D conversion.

[Rancidfilms]

i cannot help but be totally dismayed by the omission of Defenders of the Earth!!

[starlac]

And The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy. You have Grim and Evil, but that is a different show.

I suppose we (meaning keyframe) should treat these type of shows as parent/children shows then and list the two separately.

i cannot help but be totally dismayed by the omission of Defenders of the Earth!!

Well I've got a tape lying around somewhere over here, so I'll see what I can do with remedying that.

Edit: Double posted this by accident.

[starlac]

Request List, Part 2 [animation requested that isn't on the list have been added]

9
Aaron's Magic Village
Adventures of Mark Twain(1986)
Adventures of Mr. Wonderbird
Ark
Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
Batman: Return of the Joker
Batman vs Dracula
Catnapped
Charlie the Unicorn
The Daydreamer
Defenders of the Earth*
Duck Dodgers TV Series*
The Emperor's Nightingale (1951)
Garfield and Friends
Ginga Nagareboshi Gin ( " Silver Fang" in English )
Ginga Densetsu Weed ( sequel to the above )
The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy*
Hansel and Gretel: an Opera Fantasy
Home Movies*
Hugo the Hippo
Incredible Mr.Limpet
Interstella 5555
ivor the engine*
Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius
Jin Roh: The Wolf Brigade
Jungle Cubs*
Karas: The Prophecy
Land Before Time sequels* (but we'll add them only if they're requested again)
The Little Mermaid TV series
Love Hina
Lucky and Zorba
Lupin III: Mystery of Mamo
Mad Monster Party
Man from Button Willow
Marco Polo :Return form Xanadu
Memories
Paranoia Agent
Pete’s Dragon
Phantom Tollbooth
postman pat*
Pound Puppies*
Roobard*
scruffy* (apparently this was a TV special)
Shinbone Alley (1971)
Shorties Watching Shorties
Superman:The Animated Series
Superman: Brainiac Attacks
Starchaser: The Legend of Orin
Tokyo Mew Mew*
Tom Sawyer's
Tubby the Tuba
watership down the series*
The Weekenders
willo the wisp
Willy Mcbean and the Time Machine
Ultimate Avengers: The Movie
Ultimate Avengers 2
The world of peter rabbit and friends*
The Venture Brothers

*Got images/tape/DVD of

[Inkwolf]

(Catnapped and Paranoia Agent have both been added already)

Is Defenders of Earth the same as Battle of the Planets? I was totally obsessed with that show as a teen...

[servewithchips]

here's a couple more for the list:

The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad
Batman: Chase Me
Hellboy: Sword of Storms
Strings
The Wonderful World of Puss 'n Boots

i really am amazed how well you guys keep this site continually updated. my hat is off to you!

[athena]

Batman: Mask of the Phantasm

I have this on tape... have had it for a while but it's been a real pain to try and get my video capture thingy back from my father who has been backing up old home movies. I'd really like to get rid of the stack of VHS 'to-be-profiled' tapes sitting in my living room... plus there's a lot of only-in-Canada shows I would love to snatch off Teletoon at some point as well.


i really am amazed how well you guys keep this site continually updated. my hat is off to you!

thanks. :D
It helps to have a small army of dedicated volunteer editors. Between the five of us, there's always something new that can be posted.

[starlac]

(Catnapped and Paranoia Agent have both been added already)

D'oh my bad...

Is Defenders of Earth the same as Battle of the Planets? I was totally obsessed with that show as a teen...

Nope their different shows, Defenders has Flash Gordon, The Phantom and friends fighting Ming the Merciless.

[Rancidfilms]

Defenders was a pulpy heroes wet dream: The Phantom,, Flash Gordon, Mandrake the Magician and Lothar with their offspring fighter for freedom against Ming...by the way, was the Star Trek animated series there??

[starlac]

Star Trek: The Animated Adventures (http://www.keyframeonline.com/Animation/Star_Trek:_The_Animated_Adventures/341/) we have.

[Rancidfilms]

sorry...suffering from an alcohol related eyesight injury.... (too drunk to read properly)

[athena]

I signed up for Zip.ca and I think I can take care of some of these at least...

Currently at the top of my request-from-Zip list:
- Ark
- Batman Vs. Dracula
- Superman: the Animated Series
- Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade
- Memories


(and since they're DVDs, I don't have to deal with my VHS screencap headaches...)

[KloKei07]

Hi, sorry to bother again (lately I don't even have time to post reviews), but I remember a movie which was made with a really original style of stop-motion mixed with traditional animation: the characters in a moment were made of paper models (literally) and suddenly they changed to 2d animation. I think it was called "Flat World".

[The Great Dragon]

I would actually like to see the children's 2d series "Arthur". I was surprised when I didn't find it here...

[Thalia-is-Crazy]

The Legend of El Cid!

Or maybe just El Cid...
It's so terrible (at least in english... maybe in spanish it's better?)
But funny as heck to watch...

[athena]

9
Aaron's Magic Village
Adventures of Mark Twain(1986)
Adventures of Mr. Wonderbird
Ark#
Arthur
Batman: Mask of the Phantasm#
Batman: Return of the Joker
Batman vs Dracula
Charlie the Unicorn
The Daydreamer
Defenders of the Earth*
Duck Dodgers TV Series*
El Cid: The Legend
The Emperor's Nightingale (1951)
Flat World (short film)
Garfield and Friends
Ginga Nagareboshi Gin ( "Silver Fang" in English )
Ginga Densetsu Weed ( sequel to the above )
The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy*
Hansel and Gretel: an Opera Fantasy
Home Movies*
Hugo the Hippo
Incredible Mr.Limpet
Interstella 5555
ivor the engine*
Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius
Jin Roh: The Wolf Brigade
Jungle Cubs*
Karas: The Prophecy
Land Before Time sequels* (but we'll add them only if they're requested again)
The Little Mermaid TV series
Love Hina
Lucky and Zorba
Lupin III: Mystery of Mamo
Mad Monster Party
Man from Button Willow
Marco Polo :Return form Xanadu
Memories
Paranoia Agent
Pete’s Dragon
Phantom Tollbooth
postman pat*
Pound Puppies*
Roobard*
scruffy* (apparently this was a TV special)
Shinbone Alley (1971)
Shorties Watching Shorties
Superman: Brainiac Attacks
Starchaser: The Legend of Orin
Tokyo Mew Mew*
Tom Sawyer's
Tubby the Tuba
Watership Down: The Series*
Willo the Wisp
Willy Mcbean and the Time Machine
Ultimate Avengers: The Movie
Ultimate Avengers 2
The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends*
The Venture Brothers

*starlac has images
#athena has images

[Inkwolf]

(Psst! You forgot to take Paranoia Agent (http://www.keyframeonline.com/Animation/Paranoia_Agent/869/) off the list!) ;)

[athena]

(Psst! You forgot to take Paranoia Agent (http://www.keyframeonline.com/Animation/Paranoia_Agent/869/) off the list!) ;)

we need a head-smacking "doh!" smilie... :rolleyes:


also, something that just came through email... "Tobor the Eighth Man" and "Johnny Quest".

[MonkeyFunk]

There's a book in my library that has a lot of stuff about Flat World. I could scan some pictures if anyone's interested.

[starlac]

we need a head-smacking "doh!" smilie... :rolleyes:

This that what this :headbang: smilie is for :lol:

Garfield and Friends
Ginga Nagareboshi Gin ( "Silver Fang" in English)
Ginga Densetsu Weed ( sequel to the above)

I should be able to get hold of images and work out a profile for these (thankyou youtube).

[.:*TheycallmeFifi*:.]

Maybe...Elfen Lied!

Sorry I had a list, but I just can't to remember anything else but that.

[.:*TheycallmeFifi*:.]

I saw this short that is really popular on Youtube, right now, called Kiwi! so thats my new request :)

[The Great Dragon]

All three Bionicle movies (so I can make fun of them)

[servewithchips]

A couple of more recent candidates

The Invincible Iron Man
Lifted
No Time for Nuts (on Ice Age:The Meltdown DVD)
Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo
Hellboy: Sword of Storms

[athena]

9
Aaron's Magic Village
Adventures of Mark Twain(1986)
Adventures of Mr. Wonderbird
Batman: Mask of the Phantasm#
Batman: Return of the Joker
Batman vs Dracula
Bionicle 2: Legends of Metru-Nui
Bionicle 3: Web of Shadows
Charlie the Unicorn
The Daydreamer
Defenders of the Earth*
Duck Dodgers TV Series*
El Cid: The Legend
Elfen Lied
The Emperor's Nightingale (1951)
Flat World (short film)
Ginga Nagareboshi Gin ( "Silver Fang" in English )*
Ginga Densetsu Weed ( sequel to the above )*
The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy*
Hansel and Gretel: an Opera Fantasy
Hellboy: Sword of Storms
Home Movies*
Hugo the Hippo
Incredible Mr.Limpet
Interstella 5555
The Invincible Iron Man
ivor the engine*
Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius (TV series)
Jin Roh: The Wolf Brigade
Johnny Quest
Jungle Cubs*
Karas: The Prophecy
Land Before Time sequels* (but we'll add them only if they're requested again)
Lifted
The Little Mermaid TV series
Love Hina
Lucky and Zorba
Mad Monster Party
Man from Button Willow
Marco Polo :Return form Xanadu
Memories
No Time for Nuts (on Ice Age:The Meltdown DVD)
Pete’s Dragon
Phantom Tollbooth
postman pat*
Pound Puppies*
Roobard*
scruffy* (apparently this was a TV special)
Shinbone Alley (1971)
Shorties Watching Shorties
Superman: Brainiac Attacks
Starchaser: The Legend of Orin
Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo
Tobor the Eighth Man
Tokyo Mew Mew*
Tom Sawyer's
Tubby the Tuba
Watership Down: The Series*
Willo the Wisp
Willy Mcbean and the Time Machine
Ultimate Avengers: The Movie
Ultimate Avengers 2
The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends*
The Venture Brothers


*starlac has images
#athena has images


I think I've pulled all the ones out of the list that are now on the site, but let me know though if I missed any.

[JackPumpkinhead]

I've got one more for you, Athena; Grimm's Fairy Tale Theater. It aired on Nickelodeon back in the late 80s/early 90s. I know it was brought over from Japan by Saban.

[RedowlKate]

Well, it's probably already been suggested by someone on here, but I'd like to see Sailor Moon added here. It used to be aired on Cartoon Network's Toonami, in with Dragon Ball Z and ReBoot. In other words, back when Toonami was good... So if those series get profiles, then maybe Sailor Moon should get a profile as well...

I just pray to God people review the Subtitled version versus the Dubbed version, otherwise there are going to be a lot of baaad reviews for good ol' Sailor Moon :P

[athena]

Well I usually can't get a profile up immediately after a request, but in this case I was surprised we didn't have it since I knew I had done a profile for it before. I dug back through all my old versions of Keyframe and found the one I did for it years ago. It still needs a bit of spit and polish... plus there's the question of whether the five Japanese/English sub? versions should be profiled separately from the English dub... I don't know, since I've only ever seen the dub.

Anyways, it's up now.

[RedowlKate]

Hey Athena, thanks for putting it up, already threw a review at it... :D

I don't think it really matters, though the series had a different name almost every season, it was still the same series basically. The only tricky part is that the English dubbed version didn't include the very last season, which really stunk because that meant the entire series would never be viewed in it's entirity by the American audience...

Either way, it's nice to see it up there... Thanks for being so prompt when you really didn't have to be

[starlac]

You missed two Athena:

Defenders of the Earth
The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends.

I've got one more for you, Athena; Grimm's Fairy Tale Theater.

I should be able to do this: I got what looks like it: 80's anime by Saban titled "Grimm's Fairy Tale Classics" though it has three or four different names on imdb.

The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy

Right, here's what we're going to do for this, the profile for Grim & Evil will turn into The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy and then I'll add Evil Con Carne to the database; the result will be that their both be listed as separate shows. so those who wrote a review for them together might want to re-review them at some future date.

[athena]

I don't think it really matters, though the series had a different name almost every season, it was still the same series basically.

Okay, I'll leave it as is. This is an on-going issue for us on how to classify different pieces of animation and anime gets really tricky because frequently the English dub version bears little resemblance to its subtitled counterpart. I'm just trying to avoid situations where one set of reviewers are trashing the dub version while another set are singing the praises of the original. You end with a fairly schitzophernic review set and not a particularly accurate star-rating. On the other hand, it could get really confusing to have a separately profiled subtitled and dub.


Thanks for being so prompt when you really didn't have to be

hehe, well as you might have guessed from our large to-be-added list this was an exception rather than the norm. ;)

[athena]

You missed two Athena:

Defenders of the Earth
The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends.

damn, and I thought I had them all...
you guys have the power to edit any forum posting, right? I think I'll just move the master list to the Editor's Lounge and we can scratch and add to the list as we work through it.

[GrafSpee]

I guess that I have some more to add to the list:

The Amazing Screw-on Head (short film based on Mike Mignola's graphic novel)
JoJo in the Stars (short film by Marc Craste)
Waif of Persephone (short film by Nick Cross)

Some of the short films on the Animation Show DVDs are listed (such as The Cathedral or Billy's Balloon), but many are not. Short films from the Animation Show (Year 1 and Year 2) could be added (when time allows). URL http://www.animationshow.com/FilmHome lists the films for each year.

[Nausicaa]

clangers

Yup, I second tooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :lol:

[Nausicaa]

All three Bionicle movies (so I can make fun of them)
Hey!!!! I thought that they were o.k.!!! :(

[starlac]

The Clangers (http://www.keyframeonline.com/Animation/The_Clangers/600/) are on the site, err... I, added them February, last year's February (not that you were to know). I suppose I could see about adding the merchandise now though. :lol:

[GrafSpee]

How about a few more to add to the list?

Twilight of the Cockroaches
Vampire Hunter D
Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust
Wicked City

[leoneb]

- Home Movies
- 12 oz. Mouse
- Ernest Le Vampire (french animated series)
- Pigeon Street
- Pat & Mat (stop-motion series)
- Pumuckel
- Bear Tales (based on tales by the writer Janosch)

[athena]

9
12 oz. Mouse
Aaron's Magic Village
Adventures of Mark Twain(1986)
Adventures of Mr. Wonderbird
The Amazing Screw-on Head
Batman: Mask of the Phantasm#
Batman: Return of the Joker
Bear Tales (based on tales by the writer Janosch)
Bionicle 2: Legends of Metru-Nui
Bionicle 3: Web of Shadows
The Daydreamer
El Cid: The Legend
Elfen Lied
The Emperor's Nightingale (1951)
Ernest Le Vampire (french animated series)
Flat World (short film)
Ginga Nagareboshi Gin ( "Silver Fang" in English )*
Ginga Densetsu Weed ( sequel to the above )*
Grimm's Fairy Tale Theater*
Hansel and Gretel: an Opera Fantasy
Hellboy: Sword of Storms
Home Movies*
Hugo the Hippo
Incredible Mr.Limpet
Interstella 5555
The Invincible Iron Man
ivor the engine*
Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius (TV series)
JoJo of the Stars
Jonny Quest
Karas: The Prophecy
Land Before Time sequels* (but we'll add them only if they're requested again)
Lifted
The Little Mermaid TV series
Love Hina
Lucky and Zorba
Mad Monster Party
Man from Button Willow
Marco Polo :Return form Xanadu
Memories#
No Time for Nuts (on Ice Age:The Meltdown DVD)
Pat & Mat (stop-motion series)
Pete’s Dragon
Phantom Tollbooth
Pigeon Street
postman pat*
Pound Puppies*
Pumuckel
Roobard*
scruffy* (apparently this was a TV special)
Shaman King*
Shinbone Alley (1971)
Shorties Watching Shorties
Superman: Brainiac Attacks
Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo
Tobor the Eighth Man
Tokyo Mew Mew*
Tom Sawyer's
Tubby the Tuba
Twilight of the Cockroaches
Waif of Persephone
Watership Down: The Series*
Wicked City
Willo the Wisp
Willy Mcbean and the Time Machine
Vampire Hunter D
Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust
The Venture Brothers
Ultimate Avengers: The Movie
Ultimate Avengers 2


*starlac has images
#athena has images


(editors remember to scratch things off the master list in the Editors' Lounge as you add them. :D)

[leoneb]

Another ones:

- Phantom 2040
- Corneil & Bernie
- The Big Snit
- Beavis & Butt-Head (The TV series)
- Clerks: The Lost Scene (a deleted scene from the original Clerks movie, who was filmed later as this animated short in the same style of it's animated series)
- Dirty Duck
- Grass Roots (upcoming stop-motion feature film starring the comics characters Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers)
- Wood & Stock: Sexo, Orégano e Rock'n'Roll (a brazillian feature film based on the comics characters Wood & Stock)
- Bertha
- Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (the animated series, of course)
- Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot
- Bump in the Night
- The Mighty Ducks

[starlac]

We have Corneil & Bernie, it was just that it was under the name of 'Watch my Chops;' which the show also goes under. To avoid any further confusion I've changed the name to Corneil and Bernie.

You can find its profile here (http://www.keyframeonline.com/Animation/Corneil_and_Bernie/710/).

[leoneb]

I didn't know it have this other title.

Oh, I let me remember another ones: Skeleton Warriors and Baby Blues.

[GrafSpee]

I can provide some screencaps for some of the wish list items:

The Amazing Screw-on Head
Hellboy: Sword of Storms
Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius (TV series)
JoJo of the Stars
Waif of Persephone
Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust
The Venture Brothers

...and probably for a number of films that have profiles.

It's not clear, though, what I do with any images that I make to get them added to profiles.

[leoneb]

One more:

Stop It and Tidyup

[athena]

I can provide some screencaps for some of the wish list items:
...
It's not clear, though, what I do with any images that I make to get them added to profiles.

Well I think the other editors would probably agree that screencapping is usually where we bottleneck in terms of getting these profiles up. I don't like putting up profiles without images because I think even one image provides a huge amount of information as to what a piece of animation is about.

If you've got caps you're willing to give us, I'd advise creating a thread in the appropriate forum with the title of the animation and then attaching the images to the message.


thanks! :D

[Inkwolf]

Actually, where I bottleneck is finding the 1+hour it usually takes me to physically put the profile on. I've generally got a bunch of prepared screen caps waiting for me to get around to them. :p


If anyone's curious, I currently have screen caps ready and waiting for:
Shamanic Princess
Sister Princess
IGPX
K.O. Beast

I also have discs standing by or ordered for:
Robin Hood: Quest for the King (CGI thingy, not Disney)
Ranma 1/3
Bobby's World
Moeyo Ken TV
Rune Soldier
Spiral
Blue Seed

And on my list for as soon as I've caught up are:

Witch Hunter Robin
FTPD: Fairy Tale Police Department
Scrapped Princess

And if I can get hold of them before Easter:
Here comes Peter Cottontail (classic version)
Here comes Peter Cottontail: The Movie
It's the Easter Beagle Charlie Brown!
The Velveteen Rabbit

I'm afraid I don't look at the wish list much...I always have a backlog. :( There's just more anime out there than I can ever process, so I concentrate on what I can easily get my paws on.

(Inkwolf would like to state that the number of items listed with 'Princess' in the title is purely coincidental.)

[athena]

I'd offer to help put up those profiles, but having not seen those anime at all--and usually being baffled by anime in general--I probably wouldn't be much help.

I've been keeping an eye on the wishlist as much as I can, but given that I'm getting my rentals through this online thingy, I never really know from week to week what's going to come through my mail slot. Apparently I have "Fantastic Four - The Complete Series" arriving on Monday.


Ink, I wouldn't worry too much about the wishlist... I think both Starlac and I are picking away at it slowly. Considering you've been picking away at the mountain of unprofiled anime out there, I think you've probably got the harder task. ;)

[Inkwolf]

Heh, I'm having fun, though! And I occasionally find it baffling, too.

I always debate with myself whether it's 'fair' to make a profile using images from a trailer when I haven't seen the actual anime.

What a pity some of those anime companies don't start offering us free discs to make my job easier. Oh, well, at least I get the ADV ADVocates disc through my job at the library now. Free preview episodes and trailers, and I'll make sure they get put up here. (Hey you other anime companies: hint, hint!) :D

[GrafSpee]

If you've got caps you're willing to give us, I'd advise creating a thread in the appropriate forum with the title of the animation and then attaching the images to the message.:D

Ok -- I can do that. I currently have about 1100 wallpapers (1280x1024) for the Incredibles that I created for my computer, as well as 1300 wallpapers (1280x800) for Nightmare Before Christmas and another 4000 wallpapers (1280x800) for Corpse Bride so I figure that I can find 20 or so shots from each film to shrink down and make available. Screencaps for some of the newer films will come later, as I have time to create them.

[athena]

Oh, actually I meant screencaps more for profiles that we don't have. We can, of course, make image galleries for Incredibles, Corpse Bride and the like but that hasn't really been a priority.

[GrafSpee]

Ok -- I'll concentrate on getting screen caps for "soon-to-be" new profiles first then.

[The Great Dragon]

Sorry to criticize, but a few mistakes are in the Arthur profile.

Arthur is in third, not second grade

The bully's name is Binky, not Blinky.

[starlac]

Sorry to criticize, but a few mistakes are in the Arthur profile.

Okay, I've fixed these, not sure how I missed that Binky typo.

Personally I never thought of the reporting of typos and minor mistakes as 'criticizing' per se.

[Nausicaa]

Hi, hows 'the cat returns' from ghibli!!!!! :D

[starlac]

The Cat Returns (http://www.keyframeonline.com/Animation/The_Cat_Returns/325/) is alreadly profiled and accounted for.

[The Great Dragon]

The Berenstein Bears 2003 and 1980's version

Cyberchase

Maya and Miguel

Winnie the Pooh's Grand Adventure

[Magnus]

Sorry to add to an already enormous list, but:

"The Man Who Planted Trees" should be on here, in my opinion, not just because I enjoyed it but because it has won awards for "Best Animated Short" in the past.

Also, to revive an old curiosity: "The Maxx"
Thanks to the help of some Keyframers, I found this old MTV series and actually bought it, for better or worse. And that is the proper spelling.

[myFork]

Chirin No Suzu ( ' Ringing Bell' or ' The Bell of Chirin' in English )

Death Note ( both the series and the movie )

Naruto Shippuden

Fullmetal Alchemist

[lupercal]

Inkwolf, you could maybe profile 'Love Hina'. I bought it about 18 months ago, and I'm gonna watch it one day, honest. I just got burned out on anime romances after 'Please Teacher', which I thought was pretty dumb. Oh yeah... I watched... what is it.... Steel Angel Kurumi? I didn't think it's all that great, but I've seen it. Anyway after those two I just needed not to watch anime romances - unless someone can find me a copy of 'Butt Attack Punisher Girl Gotaman', which I just have to see, because it's the most ludicrous concept for anything I've ever heard of (though 'Noiseman Sound Insect' comes close. Whatever the hell that's about)

In other areas, some more non-WB theatrical shorts would be good.

TV series: how about someone picking up my project of listing the HB shows/shorts

e.g.

Lippy the Lion and Har Dee Har Har
Touche Turtle
It's the Wolf
Motormouse and Autocat
Huckleberry Hound
Quick Draw McGraw
The Arabian Knights


And all that awful Filmation stuff - I think I only added Lassie's Rescue Rangers - but how about some real junk like 'Laverne and Shirley meet the Fonz and Mork and Mindy' or whatever the hell it was called (actually I think that one was HB) - possibly the most utterly ridiculous cartoon series of all time.

Or, you know, the animated series of 'The Towering Inferno' (yes, I made that up, but I'm almost amazed Filmation or HB didn't actually make it)

More stuff from Soyuzmultfilm, Svankmajer and polish animation shorts.

More Australian stuff (well, hell, I guess that would be down to me)

A lot of English TV series recently.

More Brothers Quay (I would have done this myself, but I couldn't find any screenshots on the web, and I didn't have a DVD drive back then)

Oh - and I have an anime series gathering dust called 'Those Who Hunt Elves'. Haven't watched it yet.

Some Pupetoons stuff? It gives the creeps, and it's awful, but it was made.

Loads of TV animation from the late 50's onwards.

Loop
Loop

[Magnus]

You have "Those Who Hunt Elves?!"

Haa! Wow. I thought my friend/housemate was the only guy in the world who had that. I've seen it. It's ridiculous. In fact I was planning on adding it during my short time as an editor, before I realized / was reminded that I'm not really in a good position to devote time for that. In any case I'll admit it's the only series I've ever seen to have a "meow"-ing tank as a recurring character.

And yet one more for the list:

- Interstella 5555

If anyone has ever seen the anime music videos of Daft Punk (they air sometimes on VH-1, I'm told), this is the complete movie / complete album, over an hour in length.

[MonkeyFunk]

I have some Filmation stuff lying around, but only two or three episodes per series (copied from old videotapes). How much of a TV series is it advisable to have seen before you add a profile?

[lupercal]

I have some Filmation stuff lying around, but only two or three episodes per series (copied from old videotapes). How much of a TV series is it advisable to have seen before you add a profile?

IMO, when it boils down to it, none. You just need to have access to some authorativce source who knows what they're talking about. Not ideal, but it'll do. Just IMHO.


Loop

[lupercal]

You have "Those Who Hunt Elves?!"



I have 'Those Who Hunt Elves;' seasons 1 AND 2, and have had for about two years. I still haven't watched a single episode, but I promise I will if someone lists it.

Loop

[GrafSpee]

I was looking through a list of the Pixar films and I noticed that some of their short films have no profiles. Lifted (shown before Ratatouille) is already on the list to be added. It would also be nice to have profiles on:

Red's Dream
Mike's New Car (short film from the Monster Inc DVD)
Mater and the Ghostlight (short film from the Cars DVD)

[GrafSpee]

I noticed that Pixar also made 2 shorts for Sesame Street that used the Luxo Jr and Luxo Sr characters from the "Luxo Jr" short film: "Surprise" and "Light & Heavy". Surprise is only 20 seconds long (and can be seen at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_2xerMEATQ). I don't know if these fall into the short film category or not.

[athena]

Hmm... I think a 20 second short might be a touch... well, short... particularly considering we have review pages attached to everything that's profiled. It'd be like reviewing one shot.

[MonkeyFunk]

Hmm... I think a 20 second short might be a touch... well, short... particularly considering we have review pages attached to everything that's profiled. It'd be like reviewing one shot.

Oooooooh dear. I'm afraid it might be a little too late (http://keyframeonline.com/Animation/Help/750/) to worry about that :o

[athena]

Oooooooh dear. I'm afraid it might be a little too late (http://keyframeonline.com/Animation/Help/750/) to worry about that :o

alright, nevermind then... :lol:
although this says it's 98.2 seconds.

[starlac]

I'm thinking more along the lines that it was made for (and was part of) a bigger program - in this case Sesame Street - rather than as a stand alone discounts it a little from the short film section.

Add it and we might end up with requests for us to add the numerous other shorts that were also on Sesame Street and other such programs. :P

Edit: However, if it was at some point released as a standalone at some point (and Youtube doesn't count for this), then that would change my opinion of putting it in short films.

[MonkeyFunk]

Edit: However, if it was at some point released as a standalone at some point (and Youtube doesn't count for this), then that would change my opinion of putting it in short films.

I think that'd make it worthy of consideration (leaving aside the length issue); The Cabinet of Jan Svankmajer is part of the Brothers Quay canon, and it's actually a series of clips made for a documentary strung together into a short film. I think most of Candy Guard's shorts are a similar deal

[GrafSpee]

Well, Light & Heavy was one of the short films included on a DVD entitled "Computer Animation Showcase" (a 1997 DVD that is no longer generally available). A lot of web sites consider them as two separate Pixar films.

If they don't end up with profiles on this site, it won't break my heart (especially given that Light & Heavy can't be easily found to be seen).

[lupercal]

Perhaps add 'Shaun the Sheep', an Aardman TV series which sort of relates to the Wallace and Gromit shorts.

A few other TV series: Kenny the Shark, Yakkity Yak, Tunenstein, Planet Sketch,? (I'm not saying all or any of these are great, but since when have we been about just adding great stuff?)

(sorry, I couldn't find the 'why don't you have...' thread)

Loop

[GrafSpee]

I also noticed that Robot Chicken wasn't included in the TV series profiles (...since the second season DVDs just came out for it...). I suppose that it should be added to the list.

[lupercal]

'A Town Called Panic' - TV series.

Got to have this: it's demented.

Loop

[Thalia-is-Crazy]

get Pocoyo up so I can give it a stellar review!

Pocoyo is my favorite TV series... even though it's 3D

[athena]

get Pocoyo up so I can give it a stellar review!

Pocoyo is my favorite TV series... even though it's 3D

And it's up!
Obviously my turnaround time on profiles isn't usually this good, but sometimes the research comes together pretty fast.

Looking forward to seeing that review. ;)

[athena]

'A Town Called Panic' - TV series.

Got to have this: it's demented.

Loop


And it's up... and *definitely* demented.
I only watched the "Cake" episode, but it was quite nutty. :lol:

[servewithchips]

These DtVs could use some love:

Superman: Doomsday
Hellboy: Blood and Iron
Doctor Strange: The Sorcerer Supreme
Karas: The Revelation
Futurama: Bender's Big Score

Also the TV show:
Legion of Superheroes

[lonely_princess]

king kong (1933)

since its the earliest known films for stop motion and also Ray Harryhausen trained under Willis H. O'Brien who did the special effects uncredited (so there wouldnt have been no Jason and the Argonauts without this movie.)

Also its been known to inspire Nick Park into making movies via stop motion he admitted this on channel fours (uk) sceriest moments

[Wanderingshadow]

I don't know if you'd consider it essential, but I've got a list of animation not on your list. The list is made up of Christian animation. Most of this is stuff that I've come to know from living in a town where there's more churches than gas stations. Anyway, here's the list with links:

*3-2-1 Penguins (http://bigidea.com/products/shows/shows_by_cats.aspx?catid=11)
*Adventures in Odysessy (http://www.whitsend.org/library/searchsum.cfm?type=vs&clkid=27)
*Davey and Goliath (http://www.daveyandgoliath.org/)
*LarryBoy (http://bigidea.com/products/shows/shows_by_cats.aspx?catid=10)
*VeggieTale series (http://bigidea.com/products/shows/shows_by_cats.aspx?catid=9)

[lupercal]

king kong (1933)

since its the earliest known films for stop motion and also Ray Harryhausen trained under Willis H. O'Brien who did the special effects uncredited (so there wouldnt have been no Jason and the Argonauts without this movie.)

Also its been known to inspire Nick Park into making movies via stop motion he admitted this on channel fours (uk) sceriest moments

I hope I'm not considered rude by pre-empting the editors, but this is a worthwhile and tricky question and does involve me, sort of.

Originally Athena had a rule of thumb that no animation should be included if it was supposed to look 'realistic' (it's somewhere on the 'about' page for the site, I think). I agreed but actually argued for 'Jason and the Argonauts' (and some opther RH films, by implication) on the grounds that RH had stated that his intention by using stop motion was to create a sense of UNreality. We tossed this back and forth for a long time, but I eventually got it through.

But I would argue that 'King Kong' is supposed to look realistic, not fantastical. I mean, there are no 300' gorillas, but if there were, I think the producers did their best to simulate what they would look like.

It's a subtle distinction we've argued about forever. I left as editor some time ago, but I assume the rule is the same, and I suspect it would find that KK was 'realistic' in the same way as 'Jurassic Park'.

Loop

[lupercal]

I don't know if you'd consider it essential, but I've got a list of animation not on your list. The list is made up of Christian animation. Most of this is stuff that I've come to know from living in a town where there's more churches than gas stations. Anyway, here's the list with links:

*3-2-1 Penguins (http://bigidea.com/products/shows/shows_by_cats.aspx?catid=11)
*Adventures in Odysessy (http://www.whitsend.org/library/searchsum.cfm?type=vs&clkid=27)
*Davey and Goliath (http://www.daveyandgoliath.org/)
*LarryBoy (http://bigidea.com/products/shows/shows_by_cats.aspx?catid=10)
*VeggieTale series (http://bigidea.com/products/shows/shows_by_cats.aspx?catid=9)


I haven't seen any of these, but provided they satisfy the universal criteria for animation (it doesn't hurt if they're available to buy, either) I don't see any reason not to include them, just because they're christian - though you might then have to include 'Muslim Scouts in Africa Vol 2' (truly). After all, 'Prince of Egypt' is in there, and I consider that a religious movie. And it shouldn't matter (excuse me; I'm just covering all bases) - it shouldn't matter if they're bad, either.

What could be a problem is for editors to get hold of copies to grab screenshots from. After all, they'd probably have to buy them, and they may not want to.


Loop

[lonely_princess]

Oh ok I just got confused thats all ok then how about Watership Down the series as I have had the box set for a year now and have been waiting to reviews ages it was all I could do to stop myself from reviewing it via winter on watership down in the holiday special section

[lupercal]

Oh ok I just got confused thats all ok then how about Watership Down the series as I have had the box set for a year now and have been waiting to reviews ages it was all I could do to stop myself from reviewing it via winter on watership down in the holiday special section


Sorry - I haven't seen the series. Is it 2D? In any case, this should go Athena or the editors in general.

Loop

[lonely_princess]

yes it was 2-d and can i also suggest cardcaptors/cardcaptor sakura to this site

[lupercal]

Interestingly, no 2D film has ever failed the 'reality' test, which when you think about it is odd, considering how often we talked about the realism of 'Bambi'.

There might be a bit of a double standard there, but I think it's because 2D just isn't capable of really being 'photorealistic', no matter how much the animators try.

OTOH a lot of 'Bambi' isn't really very realistic at all.

Loop

[lupercal]

'My Date From Hell' - 2006 German (English dubbed). Short film. Dir. Tim Weimann.

[lupercal]

I seem to be unable to edit that previoius post, so I havfe post this here.

http://southaxholmeanimations.blogspot.com/2007/10/tom-bracht-tim-weimann-my-date-from.html

[lupercal]

Gumnutz.

Australian telemovie (so DTV I guess) 2D. 2006-07. Two main characters are numbats (one is Greek). Can't tell you much else except I'm watching at at the moment.

Loop

[lupercal]

Ok, fulltitle is

Gumnutz: a Saucy Tale

I'm guessing it might be a pilot movie for a TV series

Voice cast

Ian Bliss
Jamie Croft
Ines Vaz De Sousa
Rachel King
Keith Scott
Shane Withington

Heads of Production

Yasmin Mcconville
Rodney Wittham

(they listed everything from storyboard checkers to recptionist, but that's the closest thing I saw to 'producer')

No writer given, though character developers/designers are.

2007 Bigpix / Flying Bark Productions Australia / Film Finance Corporation Australia Ltd

I'm dubious that the female numbat is Greek. She doesn't sound Greek. There is a goanna who I think is supposed to be Aboriginal, but sounds like one of the kids from Bro'Town. Also fox, cobra (Indian immigrant), buffalo, cat, emus, koalas, redback spider, pelican, poteroo (Scots for some reason), echidnas, kangaroos, etc,

Also reminds me, there was a TV series a few years ago called 'Kangaroo Creek Gang'. I was editor at the time but couldn't find any grabs from it. The Kangaroo was called Kevin. That's about all I can remember of any use.

Loop

[GrafSpee]

Two more items for the list:

Dead Leaves, a 45-50 minute anime film by Production IG.

Animated Classics of Japanese Literature, a Japanese TV series. Some episodes are available on VHS & DVD.

I have attached screen shots for both items. The Pandy & Retro shots are for Dead Leaves. The other two shots are from two different episodes of the ACJL: The Izu Dancer and The Sound of Waves.

[GrafSpee]

A few more screen shots for a couple of Studio Ghibli works:

1) On Your Mark, a music video done for Chage and Aska.

2) I Can Hear the Sea (aka The Ocean Waves), a TV movie.

[The Great Dragon]

post #201!!!!

[GrafSpee]

Two more items for the list of new profiles:

1) Tales of Earthsea (Studio Ghibli feature film)
2) Kino's Journey (TV series) -- I'm surprised that this one didn't already have a profile, since it was a very enjoyable series to watch.

I have added a couple of screen shots for each item below.

[KloKei07]

Mucha Lucha!
El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera
HiHi Puffy Amiyumi

Yeah kill me now :P
It's not a criticism, but I seriously believe that Keyframe is incredible dated in regular programming shows (Nick, CN, etc). I know that these channels will never have the "best animation", but there are worst things in the database and it could raise the visits (and potential new users) to the site a lot...

[J-Kitty]

· The Wild Swans (Sekai Meisaku Douwa - Hakuchou no Ouji)

· The Sea Prince and The Fire Child (The Legend of Sirius)

· Puss in Boots

[lupercal]

'Fox and Hare' by Yuri Norstein (Hedgehog in the Fog, Tale of Tales). It's the only solo Norstein that you're missing. It'd be there, except I didn't have a DVD drive when I was editor, and there were no screengrabs on the net - and I know one of you has it.....

Loop

[starlac]

Hi Loop, I added The Fox and the Hare (http://www.keyframeonline.com/Animation/The_Fox_and_the_Hare/1147/) a little while ago. BTW Nice to see you on-line again.

The Sea Prince and The Fire Child (The Legend of Sirius)


I do have a copy of The Sea Prince and the Fire Child, but if adding it will just result in you just giving it another automatic four stars (unless it REALLY is that good - I haven't watched it yet), then I might just prolong adding the thing for a long, long time. :mad:

[lupercal]

Hi Loop, I added The Fox and the Hare (http://www.keyframeonline.com/Animation/The_Fox_and_the_Hare/1147/) a little while ago. BTW Nice to see you on-line again.



Thanks, and sorry. Shows how often I've been checking in, I guess.

Loop

[servewithchips]

What about some of the old Dr Seuss TV Specials:

The Lorax
Grinch's Night
The Grinch Grinches the Cat in the Hat
The Cat in the Hat
The Sneetches
Green Eggs and Ham
The Zax
Butter Battle Book
The Hoober-Bloob Highway
Daisy-Head Mayzie
Horton Hears a Who
Horton Hatches the Egg
Pontoffel Pock & His Magic Piano

[Wanderingshadow]

I probably wouldn't have thought of this if it wasn't for Earth Day being a little while ago, but you're missing Captain Planet.

[myFork]

Some various things that might be good additions to Keyframe's database:

Bleach
Vuk ( ' The Little Fox' in english )
Higurashi no Naku Koro ni ( ' When they Cry' in english )
Honey and Clover
Death Note
Blood+ ( spinoff of ' Blood: the Last Vampire' )
D. Gray Man
Fullmetal Alchemist
Arashi no Yoru ni ( ' One Stormy Night' in english)
Junkers, Come Here
Die Furchtlosen Vier ( ' The Fearless Four' in english )
Corto Maltese ( French-language animated film )
Yu Yu Hakusho

- myFork

[Dust]

One glaring omission: "Freakazoid!". That is all. :)