OldClassicGamer said:Hm, maybe I should rewatch it. If I could find it anyware![]()
Quality over quantity my friend. There's a shit ton of Spongebob but the past five or six years have changed it from being one of my favourite shows to a big pile of nonsense. It feels like they stopped writing episodes and just put in whatever comes into their minds.OldClassicGamer said:I never said it did not end fine, but having more episodes after movie would be even better.
This is the current day formula:OldClassicGamer said:I never even looked at new SpongeBob episodes because I was lazy to search for them on internet, and local TV station stopped brodcasting SpongeBob few years ago. I guess I am not missing much![]()
Keane said:This is the current day formula:OldClassicGamer said:I never even looked at new SpongeBob episodes because I was lazy to search for them on internet, and local TV station stopped brodcasting SpongeBob few years ago. I guess I am not missing much![]()
1) Fill up a 12 episode DVD with 7 episodes where Plankton tries to steal the recipe
2) Make Spongebob do absolutely pointless things because randomness is obviously hilarious
3) Can't think of an ending? Fuck it! Just have a nonsensical, abrupt end.
Bradandez said:Ah I love Gravity Falls! My favorite modern cartoon as of now and Wander looks like it's gonna be 2nd. Adventure Time...ehh...I don't really like it.
GNineify said:The art styles vary greatly today. Sure there is quite a lot of crap, but why complain about them when there's just as much great ones? I just ignore these little stains of imperfection and focus on the ones that have effort and quality in them. Most popular ongoing and future CN series (Adventure Time, Regular Show, Steven Universe) and some shows from other networks (Gravity Falls, The Legend of Korra) are not only good plot wise, but they're also animated completely in traditional frame-to-frame methods, where cheap Flash-ish keyframe animation is rare. Just like in the good ol' days. And I don't see what's so bad about keyframe animation either in some cases, most notably in Wander Over Yonder (Which is animated using ToonBoom, a Flash-like program, but I also noticed quite a lot of tiny parts that were animated traditionally when a character's movement required it, so it's more of a hybrid of these two).
Master said:Well, I've watched all three seasons of Avatar, and blimey, I'm impressed.