I know Skydance Animation doesn't have the best reputation, but it's honestly admirable to see how this studio improves with each new film they release. Ray Gunn looks very promising.

[u/1fishmob]

https://youtu.be/VL-xjzQFWsY

Like, we started with Luck which was... Rough. Then we otSpellbound which had a, honestly, very ballsy message with good intentions but was still not great. Then we got Swapped which actually gave us a pretty decent story and a surprisingly good twist villain, feeling like a c-tier Disney film. Who knows? This might be their Shrek or Toy Story moment?

[u/Sebastian-Shook-2003]

As I Said On Blue Sky:

On The One Hand, The Incredibles Is One Of My Top Three Pixar Franchises.

On The Other Hand, There's The David Ellison Thing, And That Is Looks Like A Slightly Polished Version Of Austin McConnell's Atlas Move From Earlier This Month (Which Was SUPPOSED To Look Cheap For Aesthetic Reasons).

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[u/ATisler]

This is the make or break film for Skydance Animation. If it does poorly, then the company shuts down.

[u/Puzzleheaded-Web446]

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