* Max Fleischer's ''WesternAnimation/GulliversTravels'' is ''extremely'' unstable in its animation quality. Some scenes are fairly well drawn and animated (the first scenes with the Kings, Gulliver's meticulously {{rotoscop|ing}}ed animation) to absolutely abysmal (i.e., the scene where Gabby falls into Gulliver's hand early in the film, some of the crowd shots). This was undoubtably a result of its rushed deadline, plus the mixed influx of East Coast and West Coast animators working on the film, some of whom were literally hired off the street and given animation cram courses in a matter of ''hours'' before getting to work. As such, the film suffers not only from a mix of sloppy and professional animation, but also floaty, mushy inbetweens and sloppy inking. There are even some design-wise off model moments (i.e., Gabby's eyes tend to be drawn differently depending on the artist). There's a reason WaltDisney quipped that [[InsultToRocks "We can make a better film than that with our second string animators."]]

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* Max Fleischer's ''WesternAnimation/GulliversTravels'' is ''extremely'' unstable in its animation quality. Some scenes are fairly well drawn and animated (the first scenes with the Kings, Gulliver's meticulously [[{{Rotoscoping}} rotoscoped]] animation) to absolutely abysmal (i.e., the scene where Gabby falls into Gulliver's hand early in the film, some of the crowd shots). This was undoubtably a result of its rushed deadline, plus the mixed influx of East Coast and West Coast animators working on the film, some of whom were literally hired off the street and given animation cram courses in a matter of ''hours'' before getting to work. As such, the film suffers not only from a mix of sloppy and professional animation, but also floaty, mushy inbetweens and sloppy inking. There are even some design-wise off model moments (i.e., Gabby's eyes tend to be drawn differently depending on the artist). There's a reason WaltDisney quipped that [[InsultToRocks "We can make a better film that that with our second string animators."]]
* One example would be a scene in ''[[Disney/{{Pinocchio}} Disney's Pinocchio]]''. When Pinoc sets his finger on fire and Gepetto tries to put it out, watch his cap--it disappears and reappears several times throughout the scene!

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