While Aardman and LAIKA are the companies most known for feature-length stop-motion animation features, they're not the only ones using this technique on the big screen. The Nightmare Before Christmas and Frankenweenie were made outside of those two companies, but Mary And Max stands apart from most other features of its ilk by not being a family film. Instead, it's a drama dealing with much more adult content such as alcoholism and the wistful nature of existence.
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Friday, May 29, 2015
Mary And Max Review (Classic Write-Up)
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While Aardman and LAIKA are the companies most known for feature-length stop-motion animation features, they're not the only ones using this technique on the big screen. The Nightmare Before Christmas and Frankenweenie were made outside of those two companies, but Mary And Max stands apart from most other features of its ilk by not being a family film. Instead, it's a drama dealing with much more adult content such as alcoholism and the wistful nature of existence.
While Aardman and LAIKA are the companies most known for feature-length stop-motion animation features, they're not the only ones using this technique on the big screen. The Nightmare Before Christmas and Frankenweenie were made outside of those two companies, but Mary And Max stands apart from most other features of its ilk by not being a family film. Instead, it's a drama dealing with much more adult content such as alcoholism and the wistful nature of existence.
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