Different Styles

Peter and the Wolf: I’ve never seen animations with sand before and I was just amazed at how beautiful it was. And I thought the soundtrack when with the style of animation really well because they were both really unique.

The Owl Who Married a Goose: Although I wasn’t really a fan of the story I loved the animation, it was even more beautiful than the last one. I mean from the clunkiness of Peter and the Wolf to the design of feathers on the birds in this piece you can just tell Caroline Leaf was getting more comfortable with her style. Also, the sounds of the birds breathing was really weird but at times it was rhythmic and sounded like music but at other time it didn’t and it was just a little off putting.

The Street: The story was awfly sad and in all honesty I hated it but the animation made the it a bit softer.

Two Sisters: It felt really eery (the sounds didn’t help) and In the beginning it felt like you didn’t know what was really happening in the story. And it almost seemed like Marie wanted Violet (I think that’s what their names where) to stay for her own reasons and not just to protect Violet for the outside world.

(The last film we watch were the bathtub broke the ceiling of the apartment): Even though this one was in the same style as The Street it seemed radically different and more animated probably because their were more colors (so it didn’t seem so gloomy) and simply how the characters and everything were drawn. I also thought it was funny that the boat the woman had was the Titanic.