Please do a TV version of Hybrid Live-action and animation thanks!

I don't know man, i've just see two series with this

Ooh, I want to watch The LEGO Movie, but my TV got it. It has the recording

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WatchMojo.com Who Framed Roger Rabbit being at the top of this list comes as a surprise to absolutely no one.

As a genuine cockney, that's one film I can't face until certain parts are dubbed in a proper cockney accent. or even an English accent. or even an American accent. just not THAT accent - fingernails down a blackboard …

As an irish person, the foxes accent in Mary Poppins makes me cringe everytime.

@@b.m2754 - been decades since I saw the film, so I don't remember any other blatantly fake accents - in this film, anyway. But I've heard enough painful attempts at an "OIrish" accent in other films to be behind you all the way

On the corner, shaking an empty tin can, because it's too damn expensive.

Making hand drawn animation is not prohibitively expensive. It's no worse than making a Pixar film or a CGI blockbuster. But the studios don't believe that there is enough market potential to justify that kind of budget. Perhaps they are right that the audiences have moved on to other things, or maybe they just think so because nobody has dared to make something on the level of the best of the Classic Disney or Disney Renaissance films. (If Disney made another Lion King now - I mean a film with that level of appeal, not a sequel - would it draw Lion-size audiences? We may never know.) Compare its budget to the 2009 Pixar film, Up. That cost $175 million to make, a lot more than The Princess and the Frog. But it also had a worldwide box office gross of $735 million, easily justifying the cost. The one recent attempt in the US at making a major hand-drawn film, The Princess and the Frog in 2009, failed to make a profit. US gross $105 million, worldwide gross $267 million, production budget $105 million; those numbers add up to break-even at best once home video sales and TV showings are added. Disney had been considering doing additional hand-drawn films but killed the idea after the film's lackluster performance. (My opinion was that it was a good film but not on the level of masterpieces such as Pinocchio or Beauty and the Beast.) On the bright side, it wasn't as big a flop as Disney's biggest budget film of 2009, their version of A Christmas Carol starring Jim Carrey. It's yet another form of animation; it's one of Robert Zemickis's motion capture films. That cost $200 million to make and had a worldwide gross of $325 million. That one was surely a money loser even after secondary markets. That didn't stop Disney from trying motion capture again in the 2011 flop Mars Needs Moms, which grossed a measly $39 million against a $150 million production budget. Mars Needs Moms pretty much put the nail in the coffin of motion capture projects, though The Adventures of Tintin, which was already mostly completed at the time and had Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson involved, was released eight months later. That film grossed $374 million, mostly overseas, against a $135 million production budget, so it made a bit of profit.

um you can produce 2-D animation on a computer y'know.

Excuse me did you say Holly Would?

Live action plus CGI animation and live action plus hand drawn animation both rocks.

Matt Thornton Who Framed Roger Rabbit is once again and will always be the live action/animated movie to end all live action/animated movies.

Matt Thornton I will make a movie that top 'who framed roger ..

Matt Thornton agreed. what makes it so good is its seemless interaction between live and animation. Even with people's more sophisticated eye for special effects, it's difficult to see any flaws in WFRR as you might with other similar movies.

I agree, it's true

Matt Thornton guardians of the galaxy vol.2 will lol

there is no better movie that blended animation and live action, it's a gem of the silver screen, one of a kind, impossible to duplicate or recreate.

steven alvarez Could you imagine if anime was real in that world.

That would be very cool and its never really been done. I think I'll try to make that.

Same here.

What's even funnier is it's even way better than 3d animation and live action. Those actually suck like Alvin and the Chipmunks

Yes we did

We got the rescue rangers movie, but it was awful.

Yah but I cant help but feel that Modern Hollywood and Media will ruin some of these films if it ever is made.

Me too i like to see animations because it's give me an idea if i can making one like it mostly live action and animation hybrid because it's looks So cool if you like it so do i

Me either

KALIMAindia same here!! It's such a good movie!

You know their making a sequel

It's annoying because it's not on Disney+

So is song of the south

@@vlogsbybremer1590 neither is song of the south

Torraduke Yeah, he's cool.

i knew someone would say that

Torraduke OMG YONDU!😖😂🙈

Torraduke He's maybe your father but he ain't your daddy, boy.

Torraduke best line ever

ikr?!

Brittney Johnson Same here! I loved that movie. It was one of those films that fascinated me and creeped me out at the same time! Definitely need to re-watch it!

CureMewPeach yeah!

Brittney Johnson how could I forget bednobs and broomsticks!!!!!!

Brittney Johnson I've forgotten about that movie. I've watched that movie when I was in my freshman year in high School.

I was singing that too when I saw the clips! XD

Slam! Jam! Slam! Jam!

*BREAKDOWN! BREAKDOWN!*

Welcome to the Golf Jam.

Can't wait for Space Jam 2!😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

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Yes! Yes!

shit I'm surrounded by people with waifus fuck this planet

Scarlett Johansson should succeed Kathleen Turner.

me too

Jason Legacy Cool World and Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Osmosis Jones are the best Live Action/Animation movies ever and I saw Cool World in the theater for a reissue in 2012 I was 5 my dad took me to see it

You've seen the three caballeros and song of the south I see you are a man of culture as well

Great list. But you know I think in the 80s, 90s and 2000s the're some live-action animated movies that should have been made and here is my list of them: The Rainbow Panthers (1986) Mickey Meets the Muppets (1989) Care Bears Adventure in the Chocolate Factory (1990) Sky Rockers (1993) (Featuring Michael Jackson and Mickey Mouse) Roger Rabbit Crusade of the Vallients (1995) The Animaniacs Movie (1996) The Tiny Toon Adventures Movie (1998) Looney Tunes Meet the Powerpuff Girls (2004) Mickey to the Rescue (2005) Which movie would you like to see if it were made?

The Spongebob Movie: Sponge on the Run. Keanu Reeves makes me wanna be gay lol.

I would agree with you on song of the south on this

Good thing it didn't waste our time

It’ll ALWAYS be Number 1.

Song of the south is not on the list so this was a watse of my time

I can't believe they missed Anchors Aweigh with Gene Kelley dancing with Jerry Mouse!

What about "The Phantom Tollbooth", directed by Chuck Jones?

Here is a list of my favorite Live Action Animated Movies The Three Caballeros (1944) Anchors Aweigh (1945) Song of the South (1946) So Dear to My Heart (1948) Mary Poppins (1964) The Incredible Mr. Limpet (1964) The Phantom Tollbooth (1970) Aesop’s Fables (1971) Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971) Pete’s Dragon (1977) Dot and the Kangaroo (1977) Dot and the Whale (1986) The Water Babies (1978) Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) Rock-a-Doodle (1991) Cool World (1992) The Pagemaster (1994) Space Jam (1996) James and the Giant Peach (1996) Osmosis Jones (2001) Looney Tunes: Back in Action (2003) The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (2004) The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water (2015) Enchanted (2007)

@@GuardianAngel.. You've shown up WatchMogo...if only with those few who read your comment

Jacob Booker Mine too. I especially love how beautiful and voluptuous Jessica is.

What's up doc

My personal favorites are Space Jam and Looney Tunes: Back in Action, but Roger Rabbit is a good film!

Mine too.

Mine too along with cool world space jam looney tunes back in action

Yes. Although it didn't perform well box office wise, but you have to admit; this movie had awesome animation. Thrax is definitely a menacing viral villain....voiced by the awesome Lawrence Fishburne.

My favorite movie

Giacomo Bianchi YEAH! That was the second one I thought of, besides Roger Rabbit. It should have been on the list!

Warriorsorb sameeee and Cool World (1992)

Wish they’d make another movie. Or even a TV series that tells similar stories to the comics.

Ikr! Everyone is talking about how who framed Roger rabbit deserved number 1, but I was rooting for space jam to get 3 2 or 1. I MEAN COMMON MOJO, NOT EVEN AT 3?!

Although not as good as Roger rabbit, it should have been at least a number 3 imo.

Considering the books are public domain, someone could do an adaptation like this if they wanted to!

I use to watch that with my grandpa when i was younger

Never actually seen the movie, but I still agree!

I've known that movie since I was a baby,

Yes that one should have been added too. It's a classic. One of the best live action animated movies.

And "Fun and Fancy Free".

Hope you support the Dragon’s Lair movie campaign.

of course, yes.

Here is a list of my favorite Live Action Animated Movies The Three Caballeros (1944) Anchors Aweigh (1945) Song of the South (1946) So Dear to My Heart (1948) Mary Poppins (1964) The Incredible Mr. Limpet (1964) The Phantom Tollbooth (1970) Aesop’s Fables (1971) Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971) Pete’s Dragon (1977) Dot and the Kangaroo (1977) Dot and the Whale (1986) The Water Babies (1978) Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) Rock-a-Doodle (1991) Cool World (1992) The Pagemaster (1994) Space Jam (1996) James and the Giant Peach (1996) Osmosis Jones (2001) Looney Tunes: Back in Action (2003) The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (2004) The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water (2015) Enchanted (2007)

Fantasia is missing here too🤔

Did that movie really need some live action scenes? That’s completely outside Don Bluth’s comfort zone.

Tonu Blue omf yeah

Tonu Blue Good point!

neither did I!

Tonu Blue I remember seeing that movie on VHS when I was 5

Johnathon Barker sameeee my dad and I love it

It was good. And when Thrax slashes viruses and cells with his long index finger, it sounds like a lightsaber.

If gremlins is pg-13 then surely roger rabbit is.

What about Song of the South?

Lena Storm Yeah

The movie is ❤❤❤

For some reason, Skywalker Sound wasn’t credited for doing the post production for Osmosis Jones.

I do.

The cartoon i.e. the TV show didn't actually have any live-action sequences whereas the film did that's where the film counts but the TV show doesn't not.

Oh true! I haven’t seen that one in a while

Yeah i would to see a new movies that have animation/live action hybrid

I agree.

Idk I think the movie sucks my dick

There was, and im still trying to find it

I've come up with several ideas similar to what your talking about, its only a matter of time before i actually get to make them.

Casimus Prime I was thinking of that too!

Casimus Prime There was live action in Help! I’m a Fish?

I agree! As Daffy Duck says, "This doesn't make a lick of sense"

Julie J I liked it more than Space Jam.

Ikr! It should even be at least in the top 5

Emilio Velez cool world, really?

I feel that way with "The Three Caballeros"...why wasn't that an honorable mention? That was probably the first film to have a live action/animation fusion!

Cool World?? ew, no that movie was not appealing, and Pagemaster should've gotten at least a mention, but then i guess it was a flop to many ppl, very underrated movie.

Nope, the Alice cartoons were the first to mesh live action and animation. But yeah, Three Caballeros should have made Honorable Mentions. There were too many problems with Cool World. They needed to hit the lamp and the camera was poorly used for the characters.

The Alice Comedies as it was called were shorts not feature films. It wasn't even the first shorts to combined the two. I think though technically Fantasia was the first film by Disney to have both live action and animation, but The Three Calaberos was probably Disney's first film to use live action and animation in the same scenes.

Jeremy Korn That's no movie

Yeah I was hoping it would get an honorable mention at least

CrxRacer805 - It is. Directed by Alan Parker, I saw it at the cinema. Check it out on IMDb.

not to mention Disney's MGM had a hand in making it.

TheRox0923 you had to know roger rabbit would be number 1

TheRox0923 I don't know, life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what comes first

Busrayne I remember that

Thank you thats the title I was trying to find so I can finally see that movie

Surprised "The Incredible Mr. Limpet" didn't even rate a mention, let alone make top ten...

Yup

Space Jam is god compared to Pete’s Dragon. (Not the 2017 Remake)

@@becdoesyoutube the remake was also good

I know; I meant the animated version.

DrawnBirdLetsPlay And outta nowhere there it is again :D

Me too I love Space Jam

And Yo-Kai Watch too!

Peter The Train Loving Toon I LEGIT WAS GONNA SAY THAT!

of course, I know that!!!

Wendi Gill there are several movies in the Dot Series, Have you seen Dot and the Whale that one was good too kinda reminded me of the Little Mermaid.

Be amazed and Search CommentBurns on KZfaq because why not I guess

Be amazed and Search CommentBurns on KZfaq wtf . is this some kind of a illusion ? cause i searched it too without watching this video yet

Because you are a furry

YIFF OR BE YIFFED!!!

picolete ewww dont even say that word

i think people will remmeber the swering and gore than that moment

Yup, I used to watch that all the time growing up...

Hi, I loved that movie!:) Thanks.

I have that movie on DVD. ^^

Fuchsia Blue Skies So do I.

Me too

So am I.

Wtf?!

Brandon Ray Carter Plata idk

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I'm 1320...

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MarciNxDrema Who cares?😂