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Topic	C/D. Shrek had no cultural impact.
Compsognathus 12/22/22 7:24:26 PM #18:	yunalenne10 posted... That would be Mystery Men. I mean the fact that most people think that All-Star was a Shrek song instead is pretty telling about cultural relevance. Solar_Crimson posted... According to this video, Shrek's success changed the trajectory of American animation for the worse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZ5au2VDnCc Basically, once it succeeded, big studios stopped with the more experimental, even darker efforts, and went in on child-friendly, irreverent comedies. I mean that was part of it, the other part was all those experimental, darker efforts bombed. I mean after stuff like Titan AE, studios were perfectly happy just not having animation at all. --- Gheb is my other account <cite>Compsognathus posted [p:970347156] in C/D. Shrek... [t:80286488]...</cite> <quote>yunalenne10 posted... </cite><quote>That would be Mystery Men.</quote>I mean the fact that most people think that All-Star was a Shrek song instead is pretty telling about cultural relevance.Solar_Crimson posted... </cite><quote>According to this video, Shrek's success changed the trajectory of American animation for the worse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZ5au2VDnCcBasically, once it succeeded, big studios stopped with the more experimental, even darker efforts, and went in on child-friendly, irreverent comedies.</quote>I mean that was part of it, the other part was all those experimental, darker efforts bombed. I mean after stuff like Titan AE, studios were perfectly happy just not having animation at all. --- Gheb is my other account</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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