Sleeping Beauty
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Thursday evening at work I had enough free time to get through all of the Disney classic, Sleeping Beauty, and then the commentary on the film by John Lasseter, Leonard Maltin, and old-school animator Andreas Dejas.
They touched on two subjects I'd been thinking about - the uncanny valley effect of animation, and the subject of how each gender relates to film when they are young children. It's always nice luck when you find evidence that backs up your theories.
If I wasn't so far behind, I'd post on the subject, but there you go.
Thursday evening at work I had enough free time to get through all of the Disney classic, Sleeping Beauty, and then the commentary on the film by John Lasseter, Leonard Maltin, and old-school animator Andreas Dejas.
They touched on two subjects I'd been thinking about - the uncanny valley effect of animation, and the subject of how each gender relates to film when they are young children. It's always nice luck when you find evidence that backs up your theories.
If I wasn't so far behind, I'd post on the subject, but there you go.
