$2 million is actually pathetically low for an animated movie, hence the …

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Comment on Anime, China Style: “They Spent $2 Million On This Rubbish!” by Anonymous:

$2 million is actually pathetically low for an animated movie, hence the quality. Sleeping Beauty cost $6 million in 1959 dollars, which today would be about $47.5 million–the difference is staggering. And you can see that reflected in the end product.

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Anime, China Style: “They Spent $2 Million On This Rubbish!”:

You gotta be kidding… Even brazilian animation is much, much better, and of course, with a reasonable budget. At least they build that gigantic highway overseas while here, a bridge 10 times smaller was build with the same price and double the time. JAPAN IS BETTER (^_^)/ desu
Anime, China Style: “They Spent $2 Million On This Rubbish!”:

Hey what can I say? It’s China remember…
Anime, China Style: “They Spent $2 Million On This Rubbish!”:

Uh, it is getting confusing. So… we conclude that My little pony aint flash.
Anime, China Style: “They Spent $2 Million On This Rubbish!”:

lol and the internet make the same shit with better quality in 3 days. http://v.163.com/zixun/V7M3CBV6S/V81TNJ8CG.html
Anime, China Style: “They Spent $2 Million On This Rubbish!”:

Wait, it’s called Legend of the Hero? Haha what the fuck? Worst name ever.

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