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The Debate Surrounding Animated Films in Best Picture Category
40:20 - 45:28 (05:08)
The conversation around whether animated movies should be included in the Best Picture category or have their own separate category continues, with some arguing that it belittles the artistry of animation.
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The innovation in Toy Story was monumental, but now seems pedestrian in comparison with modern technology.
40:20 - 40:42 (00:22)
Summary
The innovation in Toy Story was monumental, but now seems pedestrian in comparison with modern technology.
ChapterThe Debate Surrounding Animated Films in Best Picture Category
EpisodeSelects: Some Movies That Changed Filmmaking
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The podcast hosts praise Toy Story for paving the way in the animation industry and allowing for more mature films aimed at adults.
40:42 - 43:10 (02:27)
Summary
The podcast hosts praise Toy Story for paving the way in the animation industry and allowing for more mature films aimed at adults. They also note the impressive computer animation in the film.
ChapterThe Debate Surrounding Animated Films in Best Picture Category
EpisodeSelects: Some Movies That Changed Filmmaking
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The history of animated films being recognized by the Oscars and how movies like Up and Toy Story 3 paved the way for the creation of the Best Animated Feature category.
43:10 - 44:23 (01:13)
Summary
The history of animated films being recognized by the Oscars and how movies like Up and Toy Story 3 paved the way for the creation of the Best Animated Feature category.
ChapterThe Debate Surrounding Animated Films in Best Picture Category
EpisodeSelects: Some Movies That Changed Filmmaking
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The conversation revolves around film essays discussing the works of Stanley Kubrick, particularly a criterion.com essay and a piece on Eyes Wide Shut as a masterpiece of sociology.
44:23 - 45:28 (01:04)
Summary
The conversation revolves around film essays discussing the works of Stanley Kubrick, particularly a criterion.com essay and a piece on Eyes Wide Shut as a masterpiece of sociology.