I miss the old DreamWorks Animation

Anonus

Say what you will, but god damn it was so cool to have the novelty of Disney/Pixar having a rival AND DWA balancing out the live-action DreamWorks's focus on Oscar Bait

Anonus

Also they weren't yet a unit of a huge corporation

Sredni Vashtar

Early on Dreamworks made some really gorgeous traditionally animated films, and I'd really love if they were still in that line of work.

Yarrun XIX

Playing with the big boys now

Crystal

Sredni Vashtar said:

Early on Dreamworks made some really gorgeous traditionally animated films, and I'd really love if they were still in that line of work.

I still need to finish Spirit, and while I'm liking it less than I expected, I'd definitely take something like it over any of the newer films. The Road to El Dorado also counts, I am pretty sure, but it's been a very long time.

Anonus

I was more thinking about the DWA that basked in the glow of Shrek and tried desperately to make that lightning strike twice, because Katz didn't "get" it (the one product of that era that felt unique, Madagascar, had the sequel button mashed hard)

I guess I'm just weird