Tidalpat
Imitation Krab
For lack of better forums to put this in, I just wanted to discuss this.
In the around 1998-2004, four Nicktoons got movies based off of their shows; SpongeBob, Rugrats, The Wild Thornberrys, and Hey Arnold!. Though it is arguable, the styles of the movies differed from the shows, and even in some ways were similar. We also got pilot movies for Jimmy Neutron and Back at the Barnyard, in their own similar styles.
For awhile, good Nicktoons got movies, and most of them were good. That is, until Avatar.
Only until Sponge Out of Water did Nickelodeon Movies begin production of Nicktoons based movies.
Much similar to how the first five movies based on Nicktoons had similar art styles, I think the newer Nicktoons movies will be dabbling in a new style; CG animated with some live action.
They tried to do it in the live action Fairly OddParents movies... and failed...
But now it seems a CGI with live action Rugrats movie is coming with the upcoming tv show.
I don't know if this is a good change of pace, because so far in this "modern era," it seems that's going to be the common art style, but hopefully it doesn't end up like that.
In the around 1998-2004, four Nicktoons got movies based off of their shows; SpongeBob, Rugrats, The Wild Thornberrys, and Hey Arnold!. Though it is arguable, the styles of the movies differed from the shows, and even in some ways were similar. We also got pilot movies for Jimmy Neutron and Back at the Barnyard, in their own similar styles.
For awhile, good Nicktoons got movies, and most of them were good. That is, until Avatar.
Only until Sponge Out of Water did Nickelodeon Movies begin production of Nicktoons based movies.
Much similar to how the first five movies based on Nicktoons had similar art styles, I think the newer Nicktoons movies will be dabbling in a new style; CG animated with some live action.
They tried to do it in the live action Fairly OddParents movies... and failed...
But now it seems a CGI with live action Rugrats movie is coming with the upcoming tv show.
I don't know if this is a good change of pace, because so far in this "modern era," it seems that's going to be the common art style, but hopefully it doesn't end up like that.