Cartoon Industry thread - Showcasing the Spergery of the Animation Industry

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Nobody, with the possible exception of some extremely autistic man, gives a fuck about Betty Boop. How would you make money off of that?
Yeah, thats for the old niggas. I think what little shorts I've seen were charming, but they were as old as like 1932 (maybe that's when Bimbo's Initiation came out, I liked that one). People really know of these Golden Age characters from merch than anything, not helped with how little actual exposure kids get to them.
 
God damn, Hollywood just can't fucking stop lighting money on fire, can they?
It's not about money, it's about sending a message.
You know what they say
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Yeah, thats for the old niggas. I think what little shorts I've seen were charming, but they were as old as like 1932
Yeah, but not that old, in the 90’s she saw a little bit of revived popularity that took the form of incredibly cheap clothing and jewelry. There’s serious American pop culture collectors and the Smithsonian but they want actual antiques. So by old niggas, it’s for your Great Aunt who probably doesn’t want to remember that part of her life
 
Late on the Betty Boop thing, but she did have at least one properly colored cartoon, Poor Cinderella, and she's...a redhead for some reason.

Another ginger turned black. They can't keep getting away with this...

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Bro tell the cartoon community to stop
Fucking kids if there’s anybody who should be put out on the street it’s you

I’m sorry but after these controversies I trust none of these niggas.
 

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and she's...a redhead for some reason.
Disney had secured an exclusive multi-year contract with Technicolor for their three-strip color process for their film, so Fleischer had to use a two-strip color process that made everything very red and green. The whole short is aggressively red and green:
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This poor bastard even gets green teeth!
 
Disney had secured an exclusive multi-year contract with Technicolor for their three-strip color process for their film, so Fleischer had to use a two-strip color process that made everything very red and green. The whole short is aggressively red and green:
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This poor bastard even gets green teeth!
Life really was unbearably nasty, brutish, and short before glorious Eastman appeared unto us.
 
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