Classic cartoons and animated masterpieces.
Animation has come a long way over the past century – but true masters of the craft made animated programs, shorts, and features that hold up today (even if they were hand-made and only available in black and white).
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Can Chip n Dale rescue animated features?
Imagination Connoisseur, Tommy Mårtennson, has some thoughts on the new Chip n Dale movie on Disney+. He ranks it up there with the animated classic, WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT, and says that this new film includes some delightfully unexpected cameos, as well.

Why is AVATAR the film fandom loves to hate? (#799)
ROBSERVATIONS host, Robert Meyer Burnett, takes a closer look at why so many sci-fi fans dislike James Cameron’s AVATAR … and why they’re wrong.

Amazon’s ‘Undone’ might be the best, new animated show currently streaming
Imagination Connoisseur Tommy Mårtensson shares his impressions of the Amazon Prime show, ‘Undone.’ And trust us when we say this … you’ve never seen anything quite like this before.

Cartoonists’ Day Profile – Chuck Jones
Legendary illustrator/animator Chuck Jones was the favorite cartoonist as selected by Imagination Connoisseurs participating in our Facebook poll. We’ve posted a few samples of his work to our website and provided links for those seeking more information.

Old movies tend to repeat themselves … take IRON GIANT, for example. WTF, Omar?
Omar writes a lot of letters and every once in a while, we like to rib him a little when his “youth” shows through. This is one of those times.

Sonic soars in this sequel and brings fun back into theaters
Imagination Connoisseur, Joe Fawley, is a huge fan of the Sonic movie franchise and loves the films – but has a few suggestions on how to make things “perfect.”
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