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What was their best movie?
Best Character?
Best scene?

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Haven't seen the new one but I liked Kells more than the seal one.

I think my favorite is Song of the Sea but I think Wolfwalkers was the prettiest movie they've ever put out.

>Irish mythology
>Selkie

I haven’t seen Song of the Sea yet, but aren’t they from Scottish mythology?

celtic/nordic
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Watching all three today. Just finished Kells and Sea. I liked Song of the Sea more; the animation felt more confident. Kells was all about sprinkling elements of illuminated text into the scenery while Song of the Sea seemed to focus more on character movements and emotions.

Wolf Walkers was the most satisfying.
Secret of Kells was the most interesting.
Song of the Sea was the most approachable.

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I liked the setting and idea behind Secret of Kells, especially the melancholic lonely atmosphere, I loved how the villains were just silhouettes, but I abysmally hated the pacing, the ending and the stupid uncle.
God the uncle was so fucking stupid, what did he think he was going to do? Protect the wall with no weapons? The wall was going to defend itself :)?
I was genuinely let down when they didn't put up a fight and they just allowed the wall's gate to fall down like a bitch. It pretty much cemented that Brandon's father was a massive delusional idiot who didn't have a point to stand on.

Brandon on the other hand bored me, felt like he was Ron Stoppable except way lamer and dumber.

Brandon's uncle*

Secret of Kells almost felt like a sci-fi with the passive way it was handled and the focus on macguffins/technology/architecture. Most of the characters just sit around talking rather than acting in Kells.