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“Remember Me,” the song from played variously as a lullaby and an upbeat Latin pop tune (the one here above) in Pixar’s Coco, won the Academy Award for Best Song 2018!

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i love every bit of this

and cannot stop giggling

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The Academy Award for Best Animated Feature goes to Coco! 

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Ooh, found the guy’s mysterious glasses, huh Velma?

That’s n– whoa whoa whoa what are you–

NOOOO DON’T SMUDGE THE LENSES

You wear glasses yourself, you know how horrible it–

Oh! Hey, he’s back!

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…you… you aren’t planning on swapping your glasses with his, are you? 

Look, every prescription is different, each head size is unique, and your frames are 10x as thick, there’s no way he would simply not notice–

…oh.

Never mind, then.

I guess they just so happen to perfectly match his near/farsightedness, and–

…wait, what do you have behind your…

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…Velma… where do you keep an extra set of glasse– you know what, I don’t wanna know.

And now what are you– that’s not gonna work, it’s a TV camera! It doesn’t have ears to keep the glasses on! 

They’re not gonna magically stay on, especially since the width is several inches more than the– wait, why are his frames suddenly identical to yours–

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…Velma… how do you glasses

i do not understand your glasses magic at all 

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An example of the close attention to detail in the animation in “Geri’s Game” (1997). Here, Geri carefully adjusts some chess pieces and feels behind him for the chair.

Geri’s character model may not be staggeringly beautiful by today’s admittedly high standards, but the animation is wonderful – next time you watch the short, pay attention to how his elderly hands shake, how he walks carefully and deliberately, and how different his two personas move and behave. [x]

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Tonight is our night

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