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Greed1914
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I have to give the folks making Gundress credit for handling it like that. Buying a ticket to a movie that isn't good is one thing, but one that was obviously not finished would come off like a scam otherwise.
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Angel M Cazares
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My Sister, My Writer had shit animation since its very first episode.
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Dark Absol
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Look up Clannad the Movie. It's waaay worst than the TV series.
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professorwho
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Well, that was what Dezaki wanted, so it's not a fair comparison. That said, the Kizumonogatari film trilogy had lots of touch ups done for the Blu-ray releases, along with a few other Shaft films (like Fireworks), so touching up isn't unheard of (even Liz and the Blue Bird had some for the JP BD), but generally what you see is what you get. |
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Triltaison
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Gundress and Horus definitely came to mind for me, too. Didn't Wings of Honneamise also have some major behind the issues with it getting way behind schedule and overbudget before getting forced out the door? I think I remember reading about problems with Redline taking years longer than intended too.
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OjaruFan2
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That was a great question, Matt!
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MarshalBanana
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jdnation
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This is when we get all those flashback recap episode specials.
Though I prefer they just delay things and fill in the gap with some production featurettes and interviews like Darling in the Franxx did. At least we get something new and interesting than some recap episode. Hell, I wouldn't mind watching scenes of raw pencil animation of previous episodes, but I'm into that kind of thing. |
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AholePony
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Then you get the rare cases like the Genocidal Organ movie that suffered from the studio making it imploding under the weight of their poor management. Manglobe folded only a few weeks from the original release date iirc and then the studio that took over the project said they had to re-do like 90% of the work.
There are a lot more anime movie productions the past few years than we had been getting. I'm sure we'll get more of these crazy stories in the coming years. |
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BadNewsBlues
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I live for post-mortem stories like this.
Well shit. |
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TnAdct1
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Someone really has to mention Negima! Final.
This was a film that had a late August 2011 release date. However, with SHAFT being busy with other projects, the animation process didn't even start until July of that year. As such, the film ended up being released in theaters incomplete, with scenes missing, and Ken Akamatsu having to post plot details online due to these problems. Luckily, SHAFT managed to fix these problems for the DVD release, but still that definitely felt unprofessional (as if SHAFT cared for other works more than Negima). |
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harminia
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Shaft are pretty renown for editing their releases for home ent. There's massive edits done to Madoka, that weren't even quality edits per se but just adding random stuff to the background... I assume that happened with Rebellion too. I think probably most anime movies get touch ups for their home ent release, but they're not as noticeable as, like, Shaft edits. |
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Ajc228
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I’d be interested in knowing more about the production of this film and why so much of it had to be redone. 75% of the movie looks pretty bad. I’m assuming that’s where Genos picked up because all the early animation in the trailers and promos looked great. Characters regularly go off model and the later half of the movie looks decidedly worse than the earlier parts. |
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ChibiGoku
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Normally Pokemon usually has a good scheduling, both for the TV and Movie scheduling, though they got significantly ahead for TV production around some point into Diamond and Pearl and it continued up until fairly recently (this also allowed Dub production to go ahead of where the Japanese airings were). However, movies, in the past, didn't always guarantee they'd be finished in time for the theatrical release.
I'm unsure if this still happens, but in the past, theaters would be sent unfinished animation, but the most notable one was Movie 7, the Deoxys movie (also the second Advanced Generation movie). 4Kids Entertainment, who was still at the time the licensor, got sent the theatrical version to work with for dubbing. While there wasn't anything seriously wrong with the animation like the examples people have posted and the ones in the article, per-say, it was missing a lot of polish and had a number of mistakes that were fixed for the Japanese video release. Pokemon is no stranger for having video changes for the theatrical movies, really almost everything does in the industry. But this is probably one of the more radical instances to note, especially given it showed up on International licensing material. Still, has nothing on anything else posted in the thread, haha. |
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Malsang
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Just chiming in to say that I love how My Sister, My Writer has become the de facto bad animation mascot, and I hope this trend continues for years on end.
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