#Rankin and Bass

[daffidaizy]

Precious lady

[babywonders]

[tryhoney-moved]

'Twas the Night Before Christmas (1974) dir. Arthur Rankin Jr. & Jules Bass

[i-lived-bitch-beatdown]

[smbhax]

^ The Flight of Dragons opening by Don McLean, according to Wikipedia

^ The Last Unicorn opening by America--and the London Symphony Orchestra, again according to Wikipedia

Rankin & Bass that haunted my childhood : P

[daffidazeyart]

The Unicorn vs The Red Bull

[bimbomoviebash]

The Flight of Dragons, 1982

[adamdna]

Classic

[laughableillusions]

Transmasc Kriss Kringle propaganda

[lookasmallbean]

Step-sibling shenanigans 🔥❄️

[daffidaizy]

First rendered piece in a while ! 🦄 🐮

[butterscotch-goat]

Save me winter warlock

Winter warlock

Winter warlock save me

[lady-on-the-grey]

Welcome to spidertown population YOU

[ben-the-hyena]

Do you think the R/B version of Rudolph hasn't aged well due to how that some of the characters were actual jerks and that the Stop-Motion adaptation is actually too mean?

I mean, that's probably the reason why some people prefer Other Adaptations of Rudolph instead of the R/B one (like the 1998 and even the 1940s version).

I don't know. I confess it never was my favorite Christmas tale and I didn't grow up with it so I never watched an adaptation or at least fully (if the one you talk about is that stop motion I gave up after like 7 minutes, I was bored and the fact I didn't really speak English back then didn't help)