Animation

I return to Suite 101, yet again, angrier and more aggressive. Find out why in this article.

Article Two in a series of articles about this astonishingly groundbreaking anime program.

The most astonishing show that you probably haven’t seen. That doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t read about it.

Things are finally improving on the television front for animation. But not by much.

Well, I had to come back some time. Hopefully, the title of this article is ambiguous enough to allow me to go off on one of my trademark tirades.

A companion piece that is more scathing than its predecessor.

This is a long-awaited update, to be sure. But a necessary one. Many things have changed in the world of animation since the last time that I posted an article on this website, and hopefully this installment will address some of those changes and shake-ups.

88 years ago, Windsor McCay created the first, truly revolutionary animated film: Gertie the Dinosaur. Today, Hayao Miyazaki's Spirited Away is just as much a landmark for the animated medium that it belongs to, and it is not even remotely getting the attention that it justly deserves.

I return, yet again, to Suite 101 to discuss how everyone has apologized for their wrongdoings but corporate Disney.

Very, very short. Maybe that is a good thing, just in case if you have something better to do than read yet another one of my rantings.