@tanselletuesday Okay but why is it that when this movie exists everyonevwants for starters acknowledging this? This whole "centered shot" thing was hardly an issue before.
@Epic_Phoenix3D@ABHibbs21@DisneyAnimation You probably need to rewatch the movie, or maybe even just a clip because there's literally a ton of scenes where the character/focal point is in the middle.
@Flashdelirium2@CultureCrave Well no because what you claimed about this film was simply untrue, and even if it was, is that really the biggest issue at hand. I just know you're only of the people who initially taught this about Hexed and now you wanna drag other movies into this lmao
@Flashdelirium2@CultureCrave Notice how in several clips there are characters who are cropped put from the scene despite being essential to the clip? Maybe let's not make a big deal out of something that was never that serious in the first place.
@Flashdelirium2@CultureCrave That's literally the point? The audience's eyes are focused in the middle by default, not everything needs to happen on the very left or right of a scene, that's just plain stupid. And mind you this film makes good use of rule of the thirds, making your point pretty invalid.
@ImSandroGarcia@BrettAngelP@CultureCrave ---what DreamWorks is up to. And so what if the concepts are the same, what matters is how they are executed. Idk why everyone assumes a film is a copy because it shares the same concept with another, like there aren't dozens of films like that.
@ImSandroGarcia@BrettAngelP@CultureCrave Please do not put words in my mouth. That's not what I said, I'm saying it doesn't make sense to accuse a film of copying another one when the said film began its production before the release of the other film, and I don't think Pixar would have any business of---