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In January 2024, Butler was announced to reprise his role as Stoick in the live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon, which is set for a 2025 release.

In January 2024, Butler was announced to reprise his role as Stoick in the live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon, which is set for a 2025 release.

0:04 can we appreciate the perfection of these character sketches? 😭😭💕💕

2:06 Isn't chess a medieval game? It seems kinda out of place in a scene with an Egyptian pharaoh.

I had an art professor that worked on this movie (and a few other 2d animated Dreamworks films!)! He even has some of the original background cels/concept arts in his office!

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🎶 Ain't nothin' gonna break my stride! Nobody gonna slow me down! Oh No, I got to keep on moving! Ain't nothin' gonna break-a my stride! I'm runnin' and I won't touch ground! Oh no, I go to keep on moving!🎶

2D animation is the best form of animation there ever was, is, and will be. This movie is a monument to the superiority that is 2D animation. Hats off to everyone who worked on it.

Now we literally have commercials telling us “animation is hard give us a break” (Invincible season 2)

I really liked DreamWorks’ style before they went digital

❤

Man prince is the peak of 2d animation. God bless

Why was I born in the wrong time.....

How, it's so smooth 😮 awe inspiring 😍

the way pharoah goes back to his chess game unbothered

i love it when there's a real collaboration between the animators and the voice actors. Too often they'll just be treated as seperate things and it shows

Dude these are such an awesome relic of 2d animation. It must feel so cool to have all of these old sketches in your hands.

The prince of Egypt is the only kids movie I’ve seen where the main character actively works with someone who killed thousands of children who had nothing to do with the conflict of the film, but yet people still think he’s the good guy

The Cartoonerific Podcast is all about celebrating Hand-Drawn animation and features interviews with Traditional animators, Directors and Historians.

The fact 2D ever even left is disgusting.

1:35 YOOO 2:25 LMAO 2:49 YEAH

Beautiful!

Can't wait to see him play the character in live-action.

Way cool stuff you did

He even looks like stoick.

Earlier versions of The Prince of Egypt

This is outstanding

omg.......

Fucking genius

2D animation is superior. I’m not impressed with images rendered on a computer. CGI is cool but it’s missing the human element. Hand drawn is sacred and must be cherished.

I didn't realise that they are Norse-Gaels (viking cross Scottish celtic) in the movie and book. The book and movie is set in the out herbrides in Scotland NOT Scandinavia. Hemce, the Scottish accent.

SCOTLAND FOREEEEVAAAARRR

Gerard was born to play Stoick

As an aspiring animator, this has my jaw on the floor. This is why I want to be animator. THIS. I love this. ❤

What impressed me the most was how the animation process was, in addition to seeing how they were going to move, I loved it. Out of curiosity, the video begins with an image of several sheets with the Moses design. Out of curiosity, do you know where I can find it?

I was so surprised how much I liked this! You were great in this animated series. A great story!

2:48 bro i keep watching this. its so fluid and visceral its insane

He voice looks like ghost jawbone in warzone 2020

A reminder that animation is art, and art tells the tales of the people who make it

Me

I can never understand how animators can have such good understanding of their characters at every possible angle.

Awesome

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Most excellent.

Ugh! He makes me sick t my stomach!

Pure Wizardry ⭐️

In HTTYD 1 Stoick disowning hiccup is so horrifying and heartbreaking 💔

this shit was done on PAPER WHAT

There is so much talent in here. The way acting feels natural and as if you can read their minds. How even the very stylized characters maintain this ultra defined structure and proportion as they move around, where the same shapes make sense in the different prospectives and angles. The fluidity and wieght to their movements. Then you stand back and remember that this is all lines on a paper. It is just so much talent in there.