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Aujourd'hui j'ai décidé que mon heure de dîner serait mon heure de Disney. Thus: ceci. C'est en anglais, parce que c'est la langue de l'internet, les enfants.
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picspammy's current challenge, "short form". I wanted to do some end credits, because I am a bit of a freak and I always like to watch end credits until the very last second. (Sometimes there's stuff at the end! But mostly it's to show some kind of respect towards those who made the movie and entertained me for two hours. Is that weird?) Anyway, Pixar's credits are especially awesome. First I wanted to do Ratatouille, but I couldn't find any caps of the ending (what gives, world! The movie doesn't end at "End"!) and stumbled upon some Wall-E caps, so here we are. (I guess it could be considered spoilery if you don't know the main plot, or the fact that family movies end well.)
( Oh, it's good to be home. )
I really love how the painting styles follow human evolution - from grottoes to egyptian to kind of industrial? to impressionism to pointillism. & I really like the not-too-subtle Van Gogh homage in there. So, A+ PIXAR.
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picspammy's current challenge, "short form". I wanted to do some end credits, because I am a bit of a freak and I always like to watch end credits until the very last second. (Sometimes there's stuff at the end! But mostly it's to show some kind of respect towards those who made the movie and entertained me for two hours. Is that weird?) Anyway, Pixar's credits are especially awesome. First I wanted to do Ratatouille, but I couldn't find any caps of the ending (what gives, world! The movie doesn't end at "End"!) and stumbled upon some Wall-E caps, so here we are. (I guess it could be considered spoilery if you don't know the main plot, or the fact that family movies end well.)( Oh, it's good to be home. )
I really love how the painting styles follow human evolution - from grottoes to egyptian to kind of industrial? to impressionism to pointillism. & I really like the not-too-subtle Van Gogh homage in there. So, A+ PIXAR.
