This is why Disney now only makes 3D animated movies like Frozen and Tangled! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Growing up as a kid in the late 80’s and 90’s, you cannot deny the powerhouse that was Disney. Every new animated film that got released felt like an instant classic and added a nice entry to our oversized plastic case VHS collection. The Mermaid. The Beast. Prince Ali. And the King of the Jungle himself. What did all of these movies have in common — besides their epic sing your lungs out soundtracks? Traditional 2D animation.
Forget the theme parks, merch sales, and soundtracks topping the charts. The world of Disney was literally built on 2D animations, starting with the classic Mickey Mouse shorts and transitioning to full-color feature-length films like Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. And with each new Disney movie that followed Snow White, the stories and music were original — but the essential art and design all felt like it came from the same family of animators.

Just check out any group shot of Disney Princesses — they all have a similar style and vibe that feels so “Disney”, giving you a sense of nostalgia, comfort, and happiness which stems from the animations they originally came from. And now that’s all that remains — the nostalgia. Why? Because Disney no longer produces 2D feature-length films. Instead, they are creating full CG movies like Moana, Frozen, and Wreck-It Ralph. Which are all great movies in their own right, but could have still existed among 2D releases as well.

It wasn’t just a style — but an artform that has defined Disney for so many years. But the rise in technology and massive success over at Pixar led to the slow downfall of 2D movies — eventually forcing Disney to shut down production on them all together. But what exactly happened? Learn why Disney stopped making 2D animated movies, the REAL reason for their downfall — and how we can expect to see some type of revival in the future.

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There’s so much stuff Marvel gets away with just because they’re Marvel! Subscribe for more great videos: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

There’s nothing in the world of cinema like the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Although most studios are trying to recreate their own version of it, there’s still nothing that compares to the MCU. And because of that, Marvel is able to get away with some stuff that nobody else can. Like putting out a crazy number of superhero movies without having everyone succumb to “superhero fatigue.” Or making movies in completely different genres from one to the next. Or planting tiny story elements that they only pay off several years down the line… Making an entire scene just to fix a plot hole from an old movie. The Marvel Cinematic Universe is a weird beast. So let’s take a look at it!

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Here are 25 twisted facts about Bob’s Burgers that will surprise you! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Let’s stop by Bob’s Burgers, the funniest cartoon sitcom on television today. Bob, Linda, Tina, Louise and Gene Belcher have entered the pop culture lexicon and their burger joint is a one-stop shop for funny. Join ScreenRant as we go through 25 of the most surprising facts about Bob’s Burgers that even some of the biggest fans may not know.

We’re going to go through the fact that it takes a great amount of time to make an episode, that Tina was originally a man named Dan – the Belchers oldest son, that the comic books are written and illustrated by the team from the show, that Ollie and Andy Pesto are voices by real life sisters, that there is a real Bob’s Burgers restaurant, that the opening credits change every time, and that the Belchers were originally cannibals who cooked their burgers Sweeney Todd-style. We’ll also dig into the crossovers with Archer, the Simpsons and Family Guy; and connections to Parks and Rec, the Marx Brothers, Jaws, and Gilligan’s Island. Plus, who can forget a certain character’s love for Paul Rudd? Additionally, we’ll explore that time Michael Madsen appeared as Kevin Costner and the secrets behind the ever-changing Burger of the Day and the opening credits. We’ll go over some crazy theories revolving around Bob and his family, including the fact that it’s set in a familiar state. Last but not least, we’ll get to the live readings, the special voices and the declaration from the showrunner saying there shall be no spinoffs.

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