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That just isn’t right.
Cartoons nowadays are nothing like they used to be (and I’m only in my 20s).
I dunno about that. The Magic Roundabout, um, reinvention, boggles the mind more than a bit. But then you have awesome stuff like Wallace & Gromit (and everything ever made by Aardman) or The Incredibles, to take two completely different types of animation.