Earnest and Celestine has got to be one of the most beautiful, entertaining, and well paced animated movies I've ever seen. I absolutely love it. Thanks for doing a scribble kibble on it!
Ernest & Celestine is one of the finest animated films I've ever seen. Great animation, excellent characters, solid writing, and fine performances. Definitely better in French, btw. Cheers for covering it!
OH MY GOSH I JUST REMEMBERED THIS MOVIE, USED TO WATCH IT ALL THE TIME WHEN I WENT OVER TO SEE MY GRANDMA. I FORGOT WHAT IS WAS CALLED BUT THIS IS IT, THANKS FOR HELPING ME FIND MY CHILDHOOD.
I watched the French version of this and loved it! The style is amazing, I really liked your review, along with your review on The Breadwinner which was also a dark, yet wonderful film.
OH!!! I saw this movie in my french class, but it was cut off,, I downloaded the movie myself and it was amazing!! I loved it to bits!! I actually screamed when I saw ernest and celestine as the new scribble kibble episode!! (I still got a bad grade in class but the movies we watched were great, and this was my favorite.)
Yaaay! You did this. Love this film. Fun story, really cool art. Different and delightful. Great to see your take on this. Thanks! Merry Christmas! Stubat
You should watch Trollhunters! It's another 3D animated show, but it's certainly the best one out there in terms of animation. And it has a fantastic story-line! None of the characters or environments look static and are very detailed. With the trolls having stone-skin and some even having glossy-polished skin. It's absolutely wonderful!
I absolutely love this movie! I like the french one better because it matches with their mouths and i don't think they chose the best people to do the english dub voices. The english version makes me cringe. But the things i love most is the music and the animation, It's like a work of art. Much different from other kids movies.
YESS! YES! I absolutely LOVE this movie, and it's so underrated. Even worse that it had to fight against Frozen for the Oscars, which could somehow increase awareness, but yea...
This is wonderful and informative as always! I have a suggestion for the future, if you ever happen to be stuck. There's a really beautiful traditional animation with no dialogue by someone called Raymond Briggs called "The Snowman". Even if nothing is done on it, I would give it a try, as I feel it would be your cup of tea.
Hello! Can you please please explain what kind of animation is used in "God Squad" from "Shut Up! Cartoons" I'm really wanna know @ w @ . Thanks if you gonna notice that. ✌
hey new to the channel love it so far. was hopping you could do an ep on "the last of the dashkin" an old animation of the newgrounds days that still holds up today.
I loved the movie, I as soon as i saw it. I was curious of its purpose on netflix but after watching. well I adored the story and hope others enjoy it just as much as i have~
Despite its occasional use in spoken monologue, the Very Long Literary Sentence properly exists in the mind (hence "stream-of-consciousness"), since the most wordy of literary exhalations would exhaust the lungs’ capacity. Molly Bloom’s 36-page, two-sentence run-on soliloquy at the close of Joyce’s Ulysses takes place entirely in her thoughts. Faulkner’s longest sentence---smack in the middle of Absalom, Absalom! -unspools in Quentin Compson’s tortured, silent ruminations. According to a 1983 Guinness Book of Records, this monster once qualified as literature’s longest at 1,288 words, but that record has long been surpassed, in English at least, by Jonathan Coe’s The Rotter’s Club, which ends with a 33-page-long, 13,955 word sentence. Czech and Polish novelists have written book-length sentences since the sixties, and French writer Mathias Énard puts them all to shame with a one-sentence novel 517 pages long, though its status is “compromised by 23 chapter breaks that alleviate eye strain,” writes Ed Park in the New York Times. Like Faulkner’s glorious run-ons, Jacob Silverman describes Énard’s one-sentence Zone as transmuting "the horrific into something sublime.” Are these literary stunts kin to Philippe Petit’s highwire challenges-undertaken for the thrill and just to show they can be done? Park sees the “The Very Long Sentence” in more philosophical terms, as “a futile hedge against separation, an unwillingness to part from loved ones, the world, life itself.” Perhaps this is why the very long sentence seems most expressive of life at its fullest and most expansive. Below, we bring you five long literary sentences culled from various sources on the subject. These are, of course, not the “5 longest,” nor the “5 best,” nor any other superlative. They are simply five fine examples of The Very Long Sentence in literature. Enjoy reading and re-reading them, and please leave your favorite Very Long Sentence in the comments. At The New Yorker's "Book Club," Jon Michaud points us toward this long sentence, from Samuel Beckett’s Watt. We find the title character, “an obsessively rational servant,” attempting to “see a pattern in how his master, Mr. Knott, rearranges the furniture.” Thus it was not rare to find, on the Sunday, the tallboy on its feet by the fire, and the dressing table on its head by the bed, and the night-stool on its face by the door, and the washand-stand on its back by the window; and, on the Monday, the tallboy on its back by the bed, and the dressing table on its face by the door, and the night-stool on its back by the window and the washand-stand on its feet by the fire; and on the Tuesday… Here, writes Michaud, the long sentence conveys “a desperate attempt to nail down all the possibilities in a given situation, to keep the world under control by enumerating it.” The next example, from Poynter, achieves a very different effect. Instead of listing concrete objects, the sentence below from F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby opens up into a series of abstract phrases. Its vanished trees, the trees that had made way for Gatsby’s house, had once pandered in whispers to the last and greatest of all human dreams; for a transitory enchanted moment man must have held his breath in the presence of this continent, compelled into an aesthetic contemplation he neither understood nor desired, face to face for the last time in history with something commensurate to his capacity for wonder.
I remember watching Crowne back when she didn't talk and everyone thought she was a guy. I like that she talks but it just makes me realize how long I've been with this channel
For a future Scribble Kibble, maybe you could do The Night and/or Land Of The Dead by Daria Cohen? (Land Of The Dead is a sequel to The Night so maybe it's better to do the first one)
I was wondering if perhaps you'd watch an animated feature film called Avril and the extraordinary world? It's also french and the style is really nice, mixing steampunk with a touch of lizards. I wonder what you could come up with what you see from it. :)
Can you check out the animation "Dovepaw - Rolling Thunder"? To me, it has a unique style of animation for the music, and I wanted to know your opinion on it.
Hey can you make a video about how to animate frame by frame because I animate like that but it take a bit and I want to now the best way to animate like that pls ^^
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I LOVE THE MOVIE SOO MUCH!!!!❤❤❤
Da Silva * ikr its so good
YES!!
You should do a scribble kibble on "loving vincent"
Yes! Also The Breadwinner!
I agree even tho I sleep though most of it XD JUST DO A SCRIBBLE KIBBLE ON LOVING VINCENT!
Ohh so should!
Insane lil nugget yessssssssssss pleaaaaaseee
Earnest and Celestine has got to be one of the most beautiful, entertaining, and well paced animated movies I've ever seen. I absolutely love it. Thanks for doing a scribble kibble on it!
I bought the dvd by accidence but gosh im glad i did, it's one of my fav films at the moment, I reccomend it to a lot of people
Ernest & Celestine is one of the finest animated films I've ever seen. Great animation, excellent characters, solid writing, and fine performances. Definitely better in French, btw. Cheers for covering it!
So glad more people watched and liked this movie! I watched it around 4 years ago, and I loved it. I must rewatch it one time.
I LOVE THIS MOVIE AUGH
I love this movie's art style! It's great to see that Big Bad Fox will have a similar art style to this cause you don't see it in animation much
The funny thing is, I've bought it for my sister as a present, and SCHWOOP Scribble Kibble uploaded a new video.
As always, fantastic work.
I absolutely adore this movie! We watched it in my French class and I just LOVED the way the animation looked!
also shoot my comment was chosen for the video.....I DID IT MOM! ;A;
Ahh!! I watched this recently and LOVED it. When I saw this scribble kibble episode, I squealed with joy!!!
No one had true ways to make those movies better? Guess that's a harder question than people were truly ready to answer.
OH MY GOSH I JUST REMEMBERED THIS MOVIE, USED TO WATCH IT ALL THE TIME WHEN I WENT OVER TO SEE MY GRANDMA. I FORGOT WHAT IS WAS CALLED BUT THIS IS IT, THANKS FOR HELPING ME FIND MY CHILDHOOD.
This is one of my favorite movies. Thanks so much for introducing people to it
I saw Ernest and Celestine recently too and it was so good! I immediately feel in love with it!
You made me love this movie even more.
We watched this movie on the last day of my animation class. I loved it so much!
I watched this movie before seeing this video, and therefore, had no bias . And let me say... it was AMAZING!
I FREAKING LOVE THIS MOVIE. I WATCHED THIS IN MY CREATIVE WRITING CLASS YEARS AGO!!!
I watched the French version of this and loved it! The style is amazing, I really liked your review, along with your review on The Breadwinner which was also a dark, yet wonderful film.
My comment got featured. Now I can die a happy demiwoman. Awesome job shortening it to its core. I rambled so much. ^^'
I saw these movie a few years ago , and it was so good and emotional .
It's always so relaxing to watch your videos when I draw !
Yay for Ernest and Celestine
Yes! I've been anticipating this for forever! Great episode as always. Keep up the great work!
OH!!! I saw this movie in my french class, but it was cut off,, I downloaded the movie myself and it was amazing!! I loved it to bits!! I actually screamed when I saw ernest and celestine as the new scribble kibble episode!! (I still got a bad grade in class but the movies we watched were great, and this was my favorite.)
This is one of my favorite kids movies
Yaaay! You did this. Love this film. Fun story, really cool art. Different and delightful. Great to see your take on this. Thanks! Merry Christmas! Stubat
Good movie, glad I finally got around to watching it this year!
I’ve been meaning to watch this since it came out. STILL need to get around to it.
I watch this in hospital every time I go in, which is a lot.
A movie I've watched is called "a cat in paris" and it would be awesome to see a scribble kibble on it since its pretty different from other movies.
thanks for putting my art in your vid! ^ ^
The wobbly lines added a charm to the movie
You should watch Trollhunters! It's another 3D animated show, but it's certainly the best one out there in terms of animation. And it has a fantastic story-line! None of the characters or environments look static and are very detailed. With the trolls having stone-skin and some even having glossy-polished skin. It's absolutely wonderful!
i 100% agree!
I cant believe this was made with flash the result is awesome.
I absolutely love this movie! I like the french one better because it matches with their mouths and i don't think they chose the best people to do the english dub voices. The english version makes me cringe. But the things i love most is the music and the animation, It's like a work of art. Much different from other kids movies.
The movie was absolutely amazing when I saw it!
YESS!
YES!
I absolutely LOVE this movie, and it's so underrated. Even worse that it had to fight against Frozen for the Oscars, which could somehow increase awareness, but yea...
God that looks ADORABLE. I'm going to need to find out how I can watch it.
I saw ur comment on piemations
I didn't. Show me, please!
He’s gonna keep waiting 😈😈
This is wonderful and informative as always!
I have a suggestion for the future, if you ever happen to be stuck. There's a really beautiful traditional animation with no dialogue by someone called Raymond Briggs called "The Snowman". Even if nothing is done on it, I would give it a try, as I feel it would be your cup of tea.
This is one of my favorite films
I LOVE THIS CARTOON THANK YOU
Such a good movie, and this video was super nice!
I would like to recommend to you the prophet. It's also on Netflix. I think as an animation you will appreciate it a lot.
i remember this movie but i could never remember the name, oh my god bless you
I really love the movie as well! I watched it a year ago on Netflix with the English dub. Watched it about 5 times.
Thanks. we were just shown this in french at my school and we had to write a reivew and this helped alot.
Just finished watching this movie and i love it!
I haven't seen the movie, but I LOVED THE BOOKS WHEN I WAS LITTLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You should do a scribble kibble video on Hartrup and Oatly Episode 1: The Cutout
this brings me back to my childhood
Hello! Can you please please explain what kind of animation is used in "God Squad" from "Shut Up! Cartoons" I'm really wanna know @ w @ . Thanks if you gonna notice that. ✌
4:02 Yay, my drawing is in this video! :D
hey new to the channel love it so far. was hopping you could do an ep on "the last of the dashkin" an old animation of the newgrounds days that still holds up today.
I loved the movie, I as soon as i saw it. I was curious of its purpose on netflix but after watching. well I adored the story and hope others enjoy it just as much as i have~
I LOVE THIS MOVIE SOOO MUCH
This is a great movie I probably watched it 5ish years ago and it's a great movie.
This may be an odd request, but how about the "we come together" music video by Goldfish. The first idea that comes to mind is sprite/pixel animation.
I saw this a couple of days ago on Netflix, quite good.
That movie is amazing.
Awesome! I really love this charming film :D
Despite its occasional use in spoken monologue, the Very Long Literary Sentence properly exists in the mind (hence "stream-of-consciousness"), since the most wordy of literary exhalations would exhaust the lungs’ capacity. Molly Bloom’s 36-page, two-sentence run-on soliloquy at the close of Joyce’s Ulysses takes place entirely in her thoughts. Faulkner’s longest sentence---smack in the middle of Absalom, Absalom! -unspools in Quentin Compson’s tortured, silent ruminations. According to a 1983 Guinness Book of Records, this monster once qualified as literature’s longest at 1,288 words, but that record has long been surpassed, in English at least, by Jonathan Coe’s The Rotter’s Club, which ends with a 33-page-long, 13,955 word sentence. Czech and Polish novelists have written book-length sentences since the sixties, and French writer Mathias Énard puts them all to shame with a one-sentence novel 517 pages long, though its status is “compromised by 23 chapter breaks that alleviate eye strain,” writes Ed Park in the New York Times. Like Faulkner’s glorious run-ons, Jacob Silverman describes Énard’s one-sentence Zone as transmuting "the horrific into something sublime.”
Are these literary stunts kin to Philippe Petit’s highwire challenges-undertaken for the thrill and just to show they can be done? Park sees the “The Very Long Sentence” in more philosophical terms, as “a futile hedge against separation, an unwillingness to part from loved ones, the world, life itself.” Perhaps this is why the very long sentence seems most expressive of life at its fullest and most expansive. Below, we bring you five long literary sentences culled from various sources on the subject. These are, of course, not the “5 longest,” nor the “5 best,” nor any other superlative. They are simply five fine examples of The Very Long Sentence in literature. Enjoy reading and re-reading them, and please leave your favorite Very Long Sentence in the comments.
At The New Yorker's "Book Club," Jon Michaud points us toward this long sentence, from Samuel Beckett’s Watt. We find the title character, “an obsessively rational servant,” attempting to “see a pattern in how his master, Mr. Knott, rearranges the furniture.”
Thus it was not rare to find, on the Sunday, the tallboy on its feet by the fire, and the dressing table on its head by the bed, and the night-stool on its face by the door, and the washand-stand on its back by the window; and, on the Monday, the tallboy on its back by the bed, and the dressing table on its face by the door, and the night-stool on its back by the window and the washand-stand on its feet by the fire; and on the Tuesday…
Here, writes Michaud, the long sentence conveys “a desperate attempt to nail down all the possibilities in a given situation, to keep the world under control by enumerating it.”
The next example, from Poynter, achieves a very different effect. Instead of listing concrete objects, the sentence below from F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby opens up into a series of abstract phrases.
Its vanished trees, the trees that had made way for Gatsby’s house, had once pandered in whispers to the last and greatest of all human dreams; for a transitory enchanted moment man must have held his breath in the presence of this continent, compelled into an aesthetic contemplation he neither understood nor desired, face to face for the last time in history with something commensurate to his capacity for wonder.
I remember watching Crowne back when she didn't talk and everyone thought she was a guy. I like that she talks but it just makes me realize how long I've been with this channel
At least three years.
Have you heard of the Dragonball Absalon series on youtube? The animation is amazing.
The first time i watched this watched it another 37 times.
I really like this movie. Kind of reminds me of One Story Night.
Aww I loved that movie so much
I LOVE THIS MOVIE.
I saw that movie a while ago and I loved it!
Looking forward to “Scribble Kiblle: emoji movie”.
AWWWWW YES.
I WAS WAITING FOR THIS >:D
This movie is so underated....
For a future Scribble Kibble, maybe you could do The Night and/or Land Of The Dead by Daria Cohen? (Land Of The Dead is a sequel to The Night so maybe it's better to do the first one)
I was wondering if perhaps you'd watch an animated feature film called Avril and the extraordinary world? It's also french and the style is really nice, mixing steampunk with a touch of lizards. I wonder what you could come up with what you see from it. :)
Hey Crowne, any chance you will make a video on Violet Evergarden when episode one drops? Or perhaps of the incredibly fluid promo videos?
Can you check out the animation "Dovepaw - Rolling Thunder"? To me, it has a unique style of animation for the music, and I wanted to know your opinion on it.
OH MY GOD I HAVE THIS AS A BOOK
who else likes before watching
Funny you did a video on this I was just watching it in French class a few days ago
Could someone tell me of the track listing in this video?
I love this movie!
Love your channel!
AAAAAAA I LOVE THIS MOVIE
I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE ERNEST AND CELESTINE
I loooooved this movie
*I SAW THIS MOVIE YESTERDAY HOLY CRAP*
Hey can you make a video about how to animate frame by frame because I animate like that but it take a bit and I want to now the best way to animate like that pls ^^
Please do more movies like graveyard of the fireflies, secrete of the kells, or other small time but good movies
i love Secret of Kells! it’s how i learned about the Book of Kells! i love the animation style!
I LOVE THIS MOVIE
You should TOTALLY review the movie “The Little Prince”
HAPPY FRIDAY! :D
Please do ‘the history of the entire world, i guess’
PLEASE!!!
Crowne Price, watch the Shut Up!! MAP by Kay2025 or what her name is lol. It's a 72 hour MAP. One part may particularly catch your eye ;)
Could you do a Scribble Kibble on Snail's House Pixel Galaxy Mv, it's pretty great
I LOVE THIS MOVIE OH MY GOOD LORD YEESSS
Can you please do a scribble kibble on the 12 series?
I actually never seen the movie but i saw that it was on Netflix so yeah i might watch it then if its that amazing
YAY! NEW VID!!!