chowder and others
it follows a number of traditional CN shows that have been animated in Flash for one reason or another - with a good result.
Powerpuff Girls
http://coldhardflash.com/2009/01/powerpuff-girls-10th-anniversary-interview-with-creator-craig-mccracken.html
Ben 10...
I think this just started playing on US television 2 nights ago. It's for their Valentines Day promotion - peddling their Propel phone....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCUzUEhx5xk
screengrabs
I just posted my interview with Craig McCracken over at ColdHardFlash.com, and I included a number of screengrabs.
Great write-up, by the way, Maxie Zeus.
whoa!
wow - amazing lists, gang. the 2009 Lineboil list is gonna be amazing. i've gotta remember to come back to this thread to post "part 2." and now i've got so much watching to do - haven't seen many of these. i'll start with these somewhat obscure ones...
Christmas Flintstone
Beavis...
Here's my personal list of Top 10 Christmas Animations. Any takers?
#1 - Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! (1966)
#2 - The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)
#3 - South Park - Woodland Critter Christmas (2004)
#4 - Mickey's Christmas Carol (2004)
#5 - A Charlie Brown Christmas...
toy story 2
toy story 2 is on a short list of sequels that bested the original - it was moving, hysterical and the round up gang is just unforgettable.
honkbarn for president
i heart honkbarn. harkens back to the the earlies years of animation when it was all music and movement... looney tunes, merry melodies, etc...
flash
i saw a few shots a couple months back - all produced in Flash, from extremely intricate Flash puppets. eric pringle masterminded the Flash transition. looked amazing - easily as good or better than traditional.
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