Warner Brothers Animation

[tucker30 9]

What is everyone thoughts on it?

[Moony the Cat 3,702]

That it is a lie. I think it has been years since they actually animated something themselves, all of it nowadays just gets outsourced and the companys who actually does the animations are barely mentioned to the Point where i dont even notice that it hasnt been animated by Warner Brothers.

Other than the Outsourcing ( which i am sure everyone does at this Point ) i think that their animated Features are great, from what i have seen.

EDIT: Okay, since i havent actually watched recent Warner Films, i take what i said back, because they maybe do a better Job at crediting the companys now, so i shouldnt be allowed to Judge, sorry.

EDIT EDIT: And maybe i just havent Paid Attention so i take everything back. 

[Dreambiscuit 9,965]

Warners have been THE staple of short cartoons that dominated in the ‘40s and ‘50s with Merry Melodies and Looney Tunes. Forget about the five or six cartoons they endlessly repeat on Boomerang, there are hundreds of absolute classics in their line-up. Some of their best stuff will never be seen again because modern audiences can’t seem to differentiate between harmless humor and deliberate insult, but a diligent search will turn up some seriously funny stuff if you care to find it. Some of their wartime cartoons like Private Snafu, which were never even meant for the public, are among their best. Some of the early Bob Clampett cartoons need to be watched one frame at a time because there are so many things going on that can barely be seen zipping by at 24fps. And Tex Avery’s were pretty wacky too. After leaving Warners, he went and made Screwball (Screwy) Squirrel and Red Hot Riding Hood for MGM and they were also classics. As far as Chuck Jones, I think the name says it all. He’s one of the best, especially when teamed up with Michael Maltese as his writer. There’s a good reason the Warner characters have endured so long, and that’s because they’re perfect. Some of the more modern Warner’s characters (Tiny Toons, Animaniacs) stand up very well right alongside the classic ones and carry on the great tradition of a great company.   

[Fluttershutter 2,504]

I can't hear the words Warner Brothers without thinking: