A Willy Wonka Golden Ticket of Animation Playlists: 3D Nostalgia, Quirky Oddities, and British Gems

– Skwigly Animation Magazine recently published a playlist of standout animations known as “Chapter 3”.
– The playlist includes a variety of animations, including vintage classics such as “Dizzy Dishes” directed by Dave Fleischer (1930), iconic favourites like “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” directed by Robert Zemeckis (1988) and a sprinkle of intriguing oddities like “I Married A Strange Person” directed by Bill Plympton (1997).
– It also features a mini retrospective of British animator Joanna Quinn’s work, including “Girls Night Out” (1988), “Body Beautiful” (1991), and a collaboration with Hortense titled “Elles”.

‘A Willy Wonka Golden Ticket’ of Animation Playlists

3D Nostalgia, Quirky Oddities, and British Gems

As an animation enthusiast perusing Skwigly Animation Magazine’s “Chapter 3” playlist feels like stumbling onto a Willy Wonka Golden Ticket. Filled to the brim with 3D animation classics like Dave Fleischer’s “Dizzy Dishes” — a throwback to a time when 3D animation was still in its baby-shoes — to modern-day masterpieces, the unexpected turns in the playlist keep you on your toes. It’s like binge-watching Netflix, but for refined animation aficionados.

Our Stance on the Matter

If you ever thought “I Married A Strange Person” was an instruction guide for your love life, you’re probably not alone. The inclusion of Bill Plympton’s quirky oddball classic is a poignant reminder of the sheer versatility of 3D animation. As for Joanna Quinn’s work, well, let’s just say that Quinn’s body-positive animations are not just groundbreaking, they are earth-shattering – quite literally, in “Body Beautiful”‘s case!

Feeling nostalgic yet? Or maybe you’re wondering whether to start an animation marathon. With “Chapter 3”, either way, the rabbit (or should we say Roger?) is out of the hat – and we can’t wait to see what’s next!

Exploring Dizzy Dishes: A Dave Fleischer Classic, 1930