Official Off-Topic Thread

[brianskywalker]

  Yeah they're awesome!

[Sherman Gill]

Some of them, particularly are hard to read at first glance though.
I'd say I like best.

[Rydin]

Fitting considering your post count.

[.TakaM]

anyone know what was the last non-anime, non-simpsons movie that wasn't straight to dvd?

[tocky]

Bee Movie,  I think.

I thought you also said non-3d, which makes the question all kinds of hard to answer. These're the most recent that (I'd) count:
(I included stopmotion stuff, just because)

2007
(the Simpsons Movie)
Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters

2006
Flushed Away
Curious George

2005
Pooh's Heffalump Movie
Corpse Bride
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit

2004
The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie
Clifford's Really Big Movie

2003
Brother Bear

2002
Treasure Planet
Lilo & Stitch

2001
Osmosis Jones
Atlantis: The Lost Empire
Monkeybone

2000
Chicken Run
The Emperor's New Groove
Titan A.E.

pulled these from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_animated_feature_films#2000s

If you cut out the foreign and the not-for-theatre-release stuff, this whole decade's gotten pretty bleak. Of course, with Pixar and Miyazaki and the rest of them included, things are still going pretty well.

[.TakaM]

oh yah, I meant non-3D also
just noticed I said "movie".. I meant to say "cartoon"

I've been watching disney's tarzan, can't believe it came out in 1999, I thought it was at least 2001.
I really like the movie, very cool how little dialog there is, infact I don't think there's any talking for maybe the first 15 minutes..
Also been watching the special features, I'd always assumed the 3D environments were just filtered, similar to cel-shading, but it turns out they painted the textures straight onto the 3D objects from the same camera angle used for the sequence

[Rydin]

what about like, every b-movie? 

ie Snakes on a Train 

There's probably billions of other examples of kung-fu or horror or scifi movies that are direct to dvd.

[Akira]

Persepollis?

[AdamAtomic]

i believe takam was asking about any traditional, 2d animated films that had actually been released in theaters.  The answer is *basically* none, for about a decade now.  This is why so many of us watch anime...

[Opacus]

A billing address is the address with which you have registered the card. Usually the same as where you live, but it may vary.

Thanks for that.
Still doesn't work, dunno what it is.
But I sent an e-mail to GLU and they sent it directly to my mobile, for free, hah.