Has this been posted before? I couldn't find it on the Oddblog. It's from a 1997 article published in the "Animation World Magazine", I personally haven't seen it until just now so I'm posting it in hopes that some of you will get a few good laughs out of it.
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Lorne Lanning’s Picks:
“To truthfully answer these questions I must first consider our most basic human needs. The good news is that many of these needs can be substituted with a theatrical experience. I know this to be true because they taught me about it in art school. So, (drum roll please) here are the ten animated movies that I would want with me if I were Gilligan.”
- Xmas in South Park by Trey Parker and Matt Stone. To give me hope... and get through my darkest moments.
- Fantasia (Disney). I know everyone loves this film, and I know that it is one of the greatest animated movies of all time. But I would bring it along to help me get some sleep.
- Dumbo (Disney). For when I thought about how lonely I was, at least there would be someone I could make fun of.
- Ghost in the Shell by Mamoru Oshii. So that when I got really mad thinking about why my family left me on this island... I could watch someone else being hurt.
- They’re Back! (Amblimation) I’ve always loved the animation, but the story has been proven to have adverse affects on dysfunctional people. So this film would be for when I desperately needed a laxative.
- The Secret of Nimh by Don Bluth. I always had a soft spot for rats as they continually gave me comfort through the low points in my childhood. (Please don’t laugh. It’s true.)
- Ninja Scroll by Yoshiaki Kawajiri. Because I would need at least one exercise video and my supernatural shadow crawl still needs a little work.
- All Dogs go to Heaven (MGM). Because sometimes I would feel like biting someone too.
- Fritz the Cat by Ralph Bakshi. To remind me that things could have been worse.
- Akira by Katsuhiro Otomo. Because I would finally have the time to figure out the story.
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Dangit man, this guy has got good taste! The Secret of NIMH, is freaking awesome
