#iii zoetrope

[objectshowstamps]

ummm...zoetrope x dr fizz / zoefizz (ii) stamp?s????/nf

or. maybe mephone4 ii. with the trans flag. Yes

Zoefizz and mephone trans flag stamps ♪

- Here you go! ·🎅

[knific]

uh....um.... ymm.....uh....ummm.....can you... draw...zoefizz...z...zoetrope x dr fizz ii...pelease...... for the poor...../nf

[beepject]

You know

[your-fav-is-divorced]

zoetrope and dr fizz inanimate insanity invitational

Zoetrope and Dr Fizz from Inanimate Insanity Invitational are Divorced!

[clowncat763]

I know I haven't posted anything so I did have time but didn't want to posted anything for my first one so I will

Here is some of my sketches I made some of them

Not much a drawer just a sketchor and outlined

But I will keep posting if I have time to

#ii #ii Mephone4 #ii Ballpoint #ii Zoetrope #ii Dr.Fizz #ships #Inanimate Insanity invitational

I love this

[oscconfessblog]

will I be the first ever 4Strope ii ask here. anyways. 4S X ZOETROPE MY BELOVED!!!! they were. originally a crackship I made. idk if anyone else shipped them. but now i love them. love wins. goofy ahh murderer lookin thing x pathetic loser. I love them. they're so silly. can someone make more content of them for me. please. love will win. yaoi I Know you Guys like yaoi please draw yaoi 4strope yaoi zoetppe kissijg mephoen4s

isn't 4s dead

[sloppypears-ash-sg]

Holy crap I predicted III 18 (kinda) I think -

III poster cuz III 15 trailer just dropped :0

I know that Milk and Bow haven't been shown in III (well, Bow was shown partially, but I put Milk in because she got a fanmade S3 asset), but I decided it'd be right to put them in.

Yo, the III 15 trailer is finally out, and the episode is in a week! I dug a little too deep, or so I say, with this poster, but I hope for more loooooooore!

With all of me!

[cookieseals]

If Ballpoint Pen didn't appear on the finale, that's means MePhone4 has one met guest character in iii that actually isn't gonna betray him, like what zoetrope, and the others did.

He's a good dude.

[nickloonie]

(iii 18 mini spoilers)

can someone screen record zoetrope's intro the butterfly thing was sick

[crackships-osc]

So my friend, when she was first watching iii, kept asking me if zoetrope and mephone4 were married, and so now we kinda just stick with that now cus it's funny

Also if you think about, their child would be an drawing tablet, cus like, zoetrope is an animation thing and mephone4 is a phone so

Ahhh that's so cute ^^

[thebaddexample]

If you don't mind me asking what about the iii finale upset you? What would you change?

I'm glad you asked, Anonymous! :D

Spoilers for III finale!!

1) Both Clover and Candle had no closure of what happened to them. Just three minutes could explain things. Where was Clover taken? She certainly wasn't still distracted by the butterfly as it vanished for Zoetrope's reveal. Is she in a cage? Had Candle actually died or just passed out? Why would she dim in color? Is that what happens when objects die? We've seen bodies that don't dim in color when they die. And if it's a permadeath thing, how is she still alive? Did they revive her? Neither Clover or Candle spoke about those situations.

2) The need to redeem every character in such a cheap way. While I appreciate Springy mocking the idea that villains in shows (specifically cartoons) are redeemed in such a cheap way after showing a little remorse, they later redeem him anyway for trying to save someone?? Like he still tried to replace people with robots and own a literal child/robot. The same with Walkie-Talkie; the last we see of her mid-episode is them having to turn her off for trying to KILL MePhone, and yet the very next scene, she's all fine and their friend now?

3) They kinda imply that the new Springbots have a personality, maybe AI, as they're programmed with "all your greatest hits" (Springy). And yet we never see them do anything. While Bot-Bot does a little bit and tries to kill MePhone on their own, the other three are also implied to not be "lifeless husks" (also Springy), and yet they're only ever seen as vessels for Walkie to move around with. They even turn off as she is turned off!

4) I cannot stress it enough, what happened to either of the inner flames? I kinda assumed that Silver's at least would try to do something. Is Candle's just gone now? Is that why she dimmed? I'd imagine her Inner Flame has a few certain words to say to Silver that aren't allowed in a family friendly YouTube cartoon.

5) Maybe another post to explain this if ya'll want, and I mean this with all of the love I have for Candle, she should be DEAD. This was like the first thing I got annoyed at in the finale because there's GODDAMN FORESHADOWING of her death!! I have a LIST!!

Thank you for listening to this. I'm so upset with how they ended this show :(

[you-should-care-about-animation]

July 2023

I, You, He, She - Chantal Akerman (1974), Scuffing song - OSRIN (2023), Interstella 5555 - Kazuhisa Takenouchi Daisuke Nishio Bernard Deyriès Hirotoshi Rissen, Kamikaze Girls - Tetsuya Nakashima (2004), Brokeback Mountain - Ang Lee (2005), Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie Part III: Rebellion - Yukihiro Miyamoto (2013), How Death Came to Earth - Ishu Patel (1971), The Passion of Joan of Arc - Carl Theodor Dreyer (1928), The Owl and the Lemming: An Eskimo Legend - Co Hoedeman (1971), Space - Zhong Xian (2020), Blood Tea and Red String - Christiane Cegavske (2006), Harpya - Raoul Servais ( 1979), Du Monde Tout Autour - Louis Clichy (2022), Blackfly - Christopher Hinton (1991), Soviet Toys - Dziga Vertov (1924), Dinner For Few - Nassos Vakalis (2014), Embroidered Zoetrope - Elliot Schultz (2013), The Fast and the Furious - Rob Cohen (2001), 2 Fast 2 Furious - John Singleton (2003), Fast & Furious - Justin Lin (2009), Fast Five - Justin Lin (2011), Drama in the Air - Gaston Velle (1904), Tarantella - Mary Ellen Bute (1940), Perspectrum - Ishu Patel (1975)

[beepject]

i usually don't do traditional art but...... did i cook

[swampflix]

Lagniappe Podcast: Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) vs. Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1994)

For this lagniappe episode of The Swampflix Podcast, Boomer, Brandon, and Alli discuss two literary horror adaptations produced by American Zoetrope in the 1990s: Francis Ford Coppola’s Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992) and Kenneth Branagh’s Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (1994). 00:00 Welcome 01:35 Eyes Without a Face (1960)04:30 Prom Night (1980)07:45 Multiple Maniacs (1970)09:55 Exorcist III…

[omegasoundclown]

III 9 SPOILERS!!!!!

i love this guy. hes so silly. PLUS HES VOICED BY SABERSPARK???? YESSSS

[killerjedis]

El origen de la saga

George Walton Lucas Jr. (Modesto, California; 14 de mayo de 1944), conocido internacionalmente como George Lucas, es un cineasta, escritor, filántropo y empresario estadounidense. Lucas es más conocido por crear las franquicias de Star Wars e Indiana Jones y fundar Lucasfilm, LucasArts e Industrial Light & Magic. Se desempeñó como presidente de Lucasfilm antes de venderlo a The Walt Disney Company en 2012.

Después de graduarse de la Universidad del Sur de California en 1967, Lucas cofundó American Zoetrope con el cineasta Francis Ford Coppola. Lucas escribió y dirigió THX 1138 (1971), basado en su corto estudiantil anterior Electronic Labyrinth THX 1138 4EB, que fue un éxito crítico pero un fracaso financiero. La película fue elegida para competir en la Quincena de Realizadores en el Festival de Cannes de ese mismo año. Su siguiente trabajo como escritor-director fue la película American Graffiti (1973), inspirada en su juventud a principios de la década de 1960 en Modesto, California, y producida a través del recién fundado Lucasfilm. La película fue crítica y comercialmente exitosa, y recibió cinco nominaciones a los Premios Oscar, incluyendo Mejor director y Mejor película.

La siguiente película de Lucas, la épica ópera espacial Star Wars (1977), tuvo una producción problemática, pero fue un éxito sorpresa, convirtiéndose en la película más taquillera de la época, ganando siete Premios Oscar y provocando un fenómeno cultural. Lucas produjo y coescribió las secuelas The Empire Strikes Back (1980) y Return of the Jedi (1983). Con el director Steven Spielberg, creó, produjo y coescribió las películas de Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981), Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984), Indiana Jones y la última cruzada (1989) e Indiana Jones y el reino de la calavera de cristal (2008). También produjo y escribió una variedad de películas y series de televisión a través de Lucasfilm entre los años 1970 y 2010, entre las que se encuentran Kagemusha (1980) y Mishima, una vida en cuatro capítulos (1985).

En 1997, Lucas volvió a lanzar la Trilogía de Star Wars como parte de una edición especial con varias modificaciones; Las versiones de los medios domésticos con más cambios se lanzaron en 2004 y 2011. Volvió a dirigir con una trilogía de la precuela de Star Wars que comprende Star Wars: Episodio I - La amenaza fantasma (1999), Star Wars: Episodio II - El ataque de los clones (2002) y Star Wars: Episodio III - La venganza de los Sith (2005). La última vez que colaboró en la serie de televisión animada por CGI Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008-2014, 2020) y la película de guerra Red Tails (2012).