Disney vs. Ghibli

Ol’ Qwerty Bastard · 12-03-2017, 05:28 PM

what's the point in saying vs. if youre just gonna jerk off both

The Batlord · 12-03-2017, 05:31 PM

Cause I can't ****ing decide and both their dicks are worth stroking. I'm opening the floor to you losers cause I refuse to weigh in besides giving both studios a sexual hug.

**Exo** · 12-03-2017, 05:35 PM

Pixar is part of Disney still right? Or at least, for the sake of this discussion?

Maajo · 12-03-2017, 06:01 PM

They're totally different artistic directions, or at least it seems that way from what I've seen. Disney started off as a way to showcase symphonic music with their cartoon shorts, and that's always been a main objective for them. I can't say much about Ghibli, I've never seen one of their movies but I'm aware of them and I've been meaning to watch Spirited for quite some time. I like Disney better just because I've always been a fan and used to watch the shorts of their movies all the time and still do from time to time. I love The Sword In The Stone, Rescuers Aladdin, Toy Story and pretty much all of it in between.

I need to check out some of the Ghibli films though.

The Batlord · 12-03-2017, 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Maajo

They're totally different artistic directions, or at least it seems that way from what I've seen. Disney started off as a way to showcase symphonic music with their cartoon shorts, and that's always been a main objective for them. I can't say much about Ghibli, I've never seen one of their movies but I'm aware of them and I've been meaning to watch Spirited for quite some time. I like Disney better just because I've always been a fan and used to watch the shorts of their movies all the time and still do from time to time. I love The Sword In The Stone, Rescuers Aladdin, Toy Story and pretty much all of it in between.

I need to check out some of the Ghibli films though.

Bro, Ghibli is insanely good, and no matter how much I love Disney, the idea of choosing Disney over Ghibli without even watching Ghibli is like someone deciding to choose to womp their pussy cause you got foot-long fingers even though the other guy has a foot-long tongue.

The Batlord · 12-03-2017, 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Exo

Pixar is part of Disney still right? Or at least, for the sake of this discussion?

Not sure. These days yes it is officially part of Disney, but in general... I think it's kind of a thing. But for the purposes of this thread I think we'll call Toy Story Disney Movies cause that's always how they were sold as far as I'm concerned. But otherwise it's probably something that should be researched, cause the two companies have been linked but have most certainly not been synonymous before the last half decade.

Maajo · 12-03-2017, 09:56 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord

Bro, Ghibli is insanely good, and no matter how much I love Disney, the idea of choosing Disney over Ghibli without even watching Ghibli is like someone deciding to choose to womp their pussy cause you got foot-long fingers even though the other guy has a foot-long tongue.

Well, it's a default pick and I can't really offer a comparison at the moment. I'll eventually get around to watching probably Spirited Away at some point just because of how good everyone says it is and because I can probably see it in a theater at some point.

As for the analogy:

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Maajo Music Addict Join Date: Nov 2017 Location: Colorado Posts: 513	They're totally different artistic directions, or at least it seems that way from what I've seen. Disney started off as a way to showcase symphonic music with their cartoon shorts, and that's always been a main objective for them. I can't say much about Ghibli, I've never seen one of their movies but I'm aware of them and I've been meaning to watch Spirited for quite some time. I like Disney better just because I've always been a fan and used to watch the shorts of their movies all the time and still do from time to time. I love The Sword In The Stone, Rescuers Aladdin, Toy Story and pretty much all of it in between. I need to check out some of the Ghibli films though.