Adjusted for inflation Spirited Away cost $22 million to make. The Triplets of Belleville cost $16.5 million, Cartoon Saloon's Wolfwalkers cost $14.28 million, and Oscar winner Flow cost only $4 million. These critically acclaimed, made by real people films, cost less than this pile of actual vomit.
Other small budget animated films (inflation included) you should watch instead of Ai shit.
Ernest and Celestine-$16.3 million Unicorn Wars-$4 million Mary and Max- $12 million I Lost My Body- $6.8 million Robot Dreams- $5 million Marona's Fantastic Tale- $3 million Fixed- $30 million
Mars Express $11 million dollars
That is flipping crazy that Unicorn Wars was only $4 million. Ai, and a lot of the film industry for that matter, is starting to feel like money laundering
memoir of a snail was like 4.5 million for its budget
and that movie is like awesome
Don't forget The Day The Earth Blew Up, I think that was also $15 Million.
Brazilian animation Noah's Ark (2024) cost $6 million to be made.
I'm sorry, 'Fixed' cost $30M!? What the actual fuck...
Holy shit, Mon Ami Robot was ONLY $5M? That's nuts, the animation is so damn good, I'd have thought they'd have spent more/longer on it.
Hell adjusted for inflation, Aladdin (1992) cost $52 million, while Aladdin (2019) cost $182 million. I'm convinced that money guys, for having all kinds of money to throw at a problem, just don't know what things cost
How the hell is an AI movie $30 million? Wasnāt the point to make things cheaper? I mean now itās just for the cruelty of not paying an artist an-ohhhhhhhā¦
I liked Fixed
