Cameron Ward (Cam's Eye View)

@camseyeview.biz

(He/Him) Film/TV Animation critic, and editorialist. Podcast co-host of Renegade Animation on Renegade Pop Culture. camseyeview.biz (my website for animation reviews) patreon.com/camseyeview

So the Toronto International Film Festival has Tangles, Viva Carmen, and Iron Boy...would really love to cover those movies if I could find some means of contacting the PR teams for them to get the word out there. Probably going to be one of the few critics who wants to do so as well.

What’s lost is you can be critical of some of the creative choices like changing a language from a real one to a made up one and the push by studios of AI…but you look at a frame of animation, you know it was made with care and people got thrown under the bus. Both of these things can be true.

Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender is a pretty solid 4/5 shonen action franchise-style film with some decent ideas that it doesn't really dive into or let the other non Aang characters do much in the plot. Great action and stunning animation do a lot of the heavy lifting. Screw ChatGPT.

top 10 animated films of 2026 so far with Avatar Aang The Last Airbender taking up the 10th spot for now. 

1. Julian 
2. Hoppers
3. Zombieland Saga movie 
4. All You Need is Kill 
5. We Are Aliens 
6. Minions & Monsters 
7. Decorado 
8. Another World 
9. Labyrinth 
10. Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender

This is another animated film that sadly got overlooked by the fact it came out during the pandemic and from what I recall, had a very limited digital release before getting taken off digital storefronts like Amazon. It's an incredible movie that needs a proper physical release.

Animation Obsessive@ani-obsessive.bsky.social · 2w ago

Some of Stephane Chung's effects animation reel for Calamity: A Childhood of Martha Jane Cannary (2020), dir. Rémi Chayé, Maybe Movies

I’m going to have to assume Deaf Crocodile will pick this up because this would right up their lane of releases. I also love all the little movements and character details in this clip. It’s not just about having the smoothest animation, it’s about having animation that’s full of character.

Animation Obsessive@ani-obsessive.bsky.social · 3w ago

From: The Good Soldier Švejk (1954), dir. Jiří Trnka, Loutkový Film Praha A really charming and funny stop-motion film we've been loving lately