Well kinda
>>156099221Is this 12 oz Mouse
Nah, if anything it put a light on it for others to investigate out of morbid curiosity and the writers were right, shit is bleak as fuck
>>156099221>schweinzeiger michael jackson
It took a man of great substance to correct the course
>>156099221>Even the most artsy-fartsy animations from the Eastern Bloc have simple, straightforward writing, often built around a simple gag >Burgers can't grasp it, somehow, and joke about how convoluted it all is
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEMXQZRaMfc
Removing the profit motive from art is the only way to get genuinely experimental and unique creations. Capitalism can't do this; Communism and Aristocracy (to use two general terms) can.
>>156099498>Aristocracy>>remove profit motive
>>156099500Many wealthy patrons funded great art just to say they were the ones that funded it. Even just putting an artist up with free room and board helps because nothing kills creativity like having to think about paying rent, or having to fit creation around a day job.
>>156099473https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVmw3ZhdzEs
>>156099507I get the angle you're coming from, but art within the period of european aristocracy was largely still profit motivated. Most of the great works of that era came from art guilds or mason guilds that were, by design, centered around artists finding work and being payed for their craft. Often by pandering or trying to flatter wealthy prospective patrons.
>>156099519I love Chalmers flying away at the end.
>>156099231Quite savage even
>watch slavic cartoon>it's the same as every other slavic cartoon>for some reason slavs (and romas) think it's the best shit ever
>>156100289Seethe, burger
>>156099221Most Eastern European animation is hot garbage. There are exceptions, sure, but I’m sure you could count them on one hand.
>>156100376You don’t know shit
>>156100289These don't look like "Jak działa jamniczek" to me, anon.
>>156099473ts is WEIRD...
>>156100289>>156100376List the worst ones so we could point at them and laugh
>>156099221this scene lives rent free in my mind since forever
>>156100246are they having gay sovietic sex?
It did the animation right but this still gets me laughinghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5t-zH0N3-M
>>156099529>payedWhy is the word 'paid' so fucking difficult for ESL? You are not applying sealant to a ship, you're paying for something. PAID.
>>156102902>mfw I've seen native English speakers type payed by accident here and there
>>156100289Hy aнoн, нy пoгoди!
https://youtu.be/-keeRf8uy0c
>>156099404I like the space (soviet) version better.
OOPS WRONG IMAGE
>>156104181Which one did you mean then?
>>156102861silly anonthere is no sex in soviet union
>>156099221Masha and the Bear is the most popular Eastern European cartoon in the West. It's really just Cocomelon kiddie slop.Are there any that are actually good and that Westerners should watch?
>>156099221>what the hell is that?Oh a show about worker and parasite that ran from 1959 to 1961
>>156099473>>156102888>>156103947what the hell was that?!
Endut! Hoch! Hech!
Favorite girls?
>>156099221And cunny saved it. As usual.
>>156099221
>>156099498do you actually believe this or are you pretending to be a complete faggot?
>>156108521Homer did not make this
>>156100299Go to bed, pizza.
Why do you faggots overdramatize everything? Krusty showed a surrealist foreign cartoon in another language and without context to children because he couldn't afford Itchy and Scratchy, that's the joke. The end
>>156100246>>156102861>>156105490>they have never seen a saunaTruly a filthy and barbaric nation those Americans
>>156111553https://youtu.be/9fhYi6eT2QU
>>156099226Yes
>>156099226No
>>156099226Maybe
>>156099221So which one was the worker and which one was the parasite?
>>156099498>Removing the profit motive from art is the only way to get genuinely experimental and unique creations.I think the history of art contradicts this. Easily so when looking at cartoons and films. Like you might not think of Disney or Warner Bros. as experimental and unique today, but they pioneered the creation of cartoons. Their stuff was genuinely experimental and unique back in the day, and definitely profit-driven as well.The difference between then and now is that the field wasn't established so there was tons of room for taking risks and experimenting successfully, whereas now people want to stick with proven formulas.Even deeper than just cartoons, a lot of great art throughout history was created for profit or funded by wealthy patrons. Just look at the Sistene Chapel.
>>156099498>Removing the profit motive from art is the only way to get genuinely experimental and unique creations. Capitalism can't do this; Communism and Aristocracy (to use two general terms) can.>Capitalism can't do this; Communism and Aristocracy (to use two general terms) can.Two problems with this. First, in practice Capitalism ended up producing far larger amounts of influential, experimental and culturally significant art. Second, wealthy patronage still exists in Capitalism alongside commercially motivated art.
>>156099519I'm impressed with how they managed to get the sound design to be on point.
>>156113282They're both parasites to some extent and the worker "character" is actually an unreachable ideal
Test
>>156113282Given how the system actually worked, I'd say a Cold War joke might do."They pretend to pay us, so we pretend to work"
>>156099226I don’t know
>>156099226Can you repeat the question
>>156108407Amalka...
>>156114135Test?
>>156108407
>>156113426Remember her?
>>156118353No
>>156119532I relate to this
The most iconic Slavic character of the decade
>>156121369And the hottest!
Bump
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>>156123679Thank you /co/mrade
