“Happiness” is a film about a rodent's quest for fulfillment by Steve Cutts

Happiness is a 2017 short animated film by Steve Cutts about a rodent’s journey to find happiness within the “rat race” of society. The film is moving, and the animation is incredibly detailed and creative. I had to pause the film multiple times to admire all of the fantastic city-scapes. You can check out more of Cutts’ work here. The stunning stop-motion animation of Justin Rasch There really isn’t an arm of animation that’s more impressive than another. Whether it’s three-dimensional models or traditional hand-drawn animation, making cartoons requires a ton of dedication and hard work. However, one branch of the animation tree is notorious for how demanding it can be: stop-motion animation. The process of arranging individual pieces of an… READ THE REST The trailer for the new Super Mario movie has a release date When Illumination’s Super Mario movie hits theaters next year, it will have been 30 years since Nintendo tried to bring everyone’s favorite Italian plumber to the big screen. And while some may argue that the Bob Hoskins-led Super Mario Bros. movie is a misunderstood gem, its legacy as an epic film flop is indisputable. The movie bombed so… READ THE REST Animators join forces to reanimate Moomins…
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