I believe Naruto is today’s most popular Japanese show in the U.S. Naruto is an action-packed anime and manga about a young ninja named Naruto Uzumaki, who dreams of becoming the leader of his village, the Hokage. Naruto is an outcast because he has a dangerous fox demon sealed inside him, but he works hard to prove himself and protect his friends. Along the way, he faces powerful enemies, makes strong friendships, and learns what it means to be a true leader. The series was first published as a manga and later turned into two anime shows, Naruto and Naruto: Shippuden. It aired in Japan on TV Tokyo and became hugely popular in the U.S. through Cartoon Network and platforms like Netflix and Crunchyroll. American fans love its underdog story, emotional characters, and exciting ninja battles. While it’s also popular in Japan, other series like One Piece are sometimes bigger there, but Naruto is famous worldwide.
Alassane Dieng
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Disney and other big studios stopped making 2D animated movies in the late 1990s and early 2000s because 3D animation, like in Toy Story and Shrek, was becoming more popular and successful. Some 2D movies didn’t make enough money, and studios thought audiences liked 3D better. They also saw 3D as faster and cheaper to make. While 3D animation brought amazing new movies, 2D’s unique style and charm were unfairly pushed aside. Today, 2D animation is still alive in some TV shows. Movies like Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse even mix 2D and 3D, proving it still has a place in modern animation.
The movie I will be choosing is Spiderman Into the spider verse
The reason I chose this movie is because it is one of my favorite animated films and I love the story, he was troubled between what is right and wrong and is put in a position where it was a lose-lose.
Elements I will be researching
- Story and Themes
- Character Analysis
- Visual and artistic style
- Sound and music
- Cultural and social impact
- Technical and production aspects
- Key takeaways and legacy
1- The film i have chosen to write about is three little pigs
2- The reason i am drawn to this film is because i am most familiar with it and its cool to see a story i’ve read be animated for the first time. I also like the message the film tells you/
3-Elements
I am going to summarize the story
Im going to talk about how i feel about the message the story is conveying
impact it had on future films and it had at the moment
I think the reason that alot of early films were based on print comics was because it was the easiest thing to use because of the existing characters. The art was also simple which it made it easier to animate and since the characters already existed i feel like it was easier to bring in the fanbase.
Yes i can imagine being in one Gaspard Robertson’s “Fantasmagorie” shows in 1797, i think i would of been excited and on the edge of my seat when it was going on because it was something new so i wouldn’t know what to expect. It reminds me of a thriller/horror movie because the way he adds smoke, hanging skeletons and all these little things on the side to make you feel like you’re really there. The show would also give the same vibes as a horror movie.
My name is Alassane dieng. i picked this course because i always been interested on animation and this talks about the history of it. Im not necessarily interested in a certain part of it because i don’t know much about it. My major is engineering. I like to just chill outside with my friends and play the game. My favorite food is probably pizza and i don’t have any pets.
