Smurfs Movie Poster
Smurfs Movie Poster
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The Smurfs Retro Poster $7.99 This poster shows the Smurfs in their Smurf village. At the top it says ‘The Smurfs’. Size: 34 x 22 |
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DS The Smurfs $21.94 In the Smurfs DS you get to play a series of fun an educational mini-games and read-along stories about the Smurfs as they prepare for the Blue Moon festival in their village and are disrupted by Gargamel. The Smurf’s game and story is based on Sony & Columbia Pictures’ upcoming hybrid live-action/CGI blockbuster movie releasing August 3, 2011. |
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Smurfs 2012 Wall Calendar $14.99 In a magical land far, far away live little blue creatures only three apples high called Smurfs. Papa Smurf, Smurfette and all their friends make a comeback in the hit movie and take on Manhattan. But they need to find a way home to their village before the evil Gargamel t |
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Spy Kids 4: All The Time In The World $4.37 As happens with many creative people, director Robert Rodriguez became very interested in making things for kids when he started having children of his own. Thanks to his blessed events we were blessed with the delightfully zany entertainment of Spy Kids in 2001, about a brother and sister who join their parents in the family business of being international superspies. Rodriguez spruced up his tal… |
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Our Idiot Brother $6.59 The ever-charming Paul Rudd leads an excellent cast in the formulaic comedy Our Idiot Brother. Naive and trusting Ned (Rudd), released from prison after selling pot to a uniformed policeman, is haplessly thrown upon the kindness of his three sisters (Elizabeth Banks, Emily Mortimer, and Zooey Deschanel). Naturally, Hollywood protocol dictates that each of them is messed up in their own special way… |
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The Adventures of David the Gnome (3 Disc Box Set)-Nick Jr $24.99 David the Gnome is based on the world famous children’s books The Gnomes and The Secret of the Gnomes by Rien Poortvliet and Wil Huygen. David the Gnome is the wise woodland doctor who lives with is wife Lisa under a tree and protects all the inhabitants of the woods from the evil ogres and trolls. Join David on his journey to all the corners of the Gnome world as he travels on his trusty fox Swif… |
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Justin Bieber 2012 12X12 Square Wall (Trade) Calendar [Calendar] + Free Pack Of Justin Bieber Silly Bandz!!! $18.44 Justin Bieber 2012 12X12 Square Wall (Trade) Calendar [Calendar] + Free Pack Of Justin Bieber Silly Bandz!!! Full SIZE 12X12 Justin Bieber Calendar… |
Advances in 2D Animation
As a kid Saturday morning cartoons ruled my weekends. I grew up with He-Man, Batman, Loony Toons, Smurfs, and even Care Bears (though I hate to admit it). I was fascinated with the stories and I loved the quality 2D animations. Those days were classic. However, animation has come a long way with the advent of computers. Computers allow 2D animation projects to be produced faster, they make it easier to share the workload, and easier to distribute.
Easier Drawing
Computers make cartoons so much easier to produce, that cartoonists can produce a 2D animation in much less time and produce more content in that time. Programs such as flash allow cartoonists to produce cartoons very quickly. When 2D animations were all drawn by hand a cartoon could have taken weeks if not months to produce. Now a 2D animation can be produced in a matter of days, if not hours. This allows the animator to produce more content for their viewer to enjoy. This can be harder for the cartoonist in some instances because they don't have as much time to be creative as they normally might.
If a cartoonist realizes that they have made a mistake they have to throw all of the frames that have the mistake away. Editing a cartoon is easier on the computer because the cartoonist doesn't have to throw all of the old work away. If a computer illustrator makes a mistake, they can simply edit the elements of the cartoon instead of having to throw the whole thing away. This is particularly useful when music is used in a cartoon. Usually music has to be created after then cartoon is drawn. With 2D animation a computer animator can change the animation so easily that the cartoon can be created to the music instead of the other way around.
Share the workload
2D animation on the computer makes it easier to share the work load among several computer animators. Each animator can take a small piece of the animation to work on, such as the background or an individual character. Then, the parts can then be easily combined to create the 2D animation. Because the parts can be saved, they can even be used in several animations. Some companies like, Cartoon Solutions, even sell the pieces of a 2D animation in character packs that give you all of the parts and pieces that you need to be able animate a character. The ability to reuse parts speeds up production significantly.
Easier Distribution
A 2D animation created with computer animation technologies can be distributed through a variety of media formats. They can be put on the internet or emailed. They can be made to be broadcast on TV or even put on a DVD. An animation studio can reach more people by using several types of media.
Animation has changed from pen and paper to computer animation. They are now easier to produce, the parts can be reused and new distribution channels have been opened up. It is safe to say that 2D animation has been greatly diversified because of computers.
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A Very Clumsy Tale $3.99 The lovable little blue heroes that have delighted generations finally hit the big screen on August 3, 2011! Combining live action with CG and 3-D technology, The Smurfs movie is an action-packed and absolutely smurfy adventure. It follows the Smurfs from their animated medieval village to live-action, present-day New York City. Pursued by the evil wizard, Gargamel, the Smurfs have to figure out a way to get back home. The Smurfs Movie Novelization is a retelling of the movie story for readers aged eight to twelve. It includes an eight-page insert of full-color movie images. A Very Clumsy Tale features Clumsy Smurf, telling the movie story from his point-of-view. Readers of this Level 2 book will cheer as Clumsy gains confidence and ends up being a hero. The A Smurfin’ Big Adventure! retells the movie story for young readers aged four to eight years old. Behold the Power of Gargamel! includes 3-D glasses and a 3-D poster. In this story, readers follow Gargamel through the streets of New York City as he tries to find the Smurfs. |
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Behold the Power of Gargamel! $5.31 New - Favourite lovable little blue heroes, the Smurfs, are finally coming to the big screen! This movie storybook includes 3D poster and glasses! |