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So the Disney inappropriately (well IMO) termed 'live action' remakes qualify? Lion King, Jungle Book? -- nm
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JD
I agree with Mop and Roger More.
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RelutantCynic (aka ReluctantCynic)
May 9 '22, 11:55
Not every movie with animated elements is an "animated film." The original Mary Poppins, for example, is a live action film with animated elements.
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So do I but I would argue that the Lion King remake has the vast majority of screen time given to 'animated' elements so that it is an animated film -- nm
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JD
May 9, 12:13
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