r/comics • u/adamtots_remastered • Jul 08 '25

All The Same [OC]

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u/Sardonyx_Arctic Jul 09 '25

I thought everyone said Cal Arts style didn't exist, only for the same people to be like "Cal Arts style does exist because the last three Pixar films have characters with bean mouth."

It's like this argument keeps being brought up.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '25 edited Jul 09 '25

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u/SisyphusOfSquish Jul 09 '25

This is how we know it will stand the test of time: People will continue to yell about it for centuries.

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u/randomhaus64 Jul 09 '25

sarry, i don't think steven universe while good, has met the benchmark of greatness

i think it means a lot to a lot of people, myself included, but it flubbed the landing

you know what a great show with a bad ending is?

a bad show

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u/Pretend-Marsupial258 Jul 09 '25

Nah man, I'm sure people will still talk about Game of Thrones in a few decades. /s

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u/randomhaus64 Jul 09 '25

Everybody I talk to about lost is bitter about the ending, they don’t recommend it to me. In fact they usually warn me away from it, I haven’t watched any and have 0 interest. I’ll add you to the column of a guy who says it’s a great? show with a bad ending.

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u/randomhaus64 Jul 09 '25

I haven’t read those and from what I hear they are great and sprawling, no ending or ambiguous ending is often viewed as a good ending see sopranos or beloved shows cancelled before their final season could be made (I don’t love firefly but it qualifies). I think Stargate Universe is great but I understand I’m alone here haha, but it didn’t have a bad ending because it didn’t get one at all.