NikBond
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There are 2-3 cartoons that I really liked.
But that's all the good things I can say about them.
In general, Soviet cartoons have many flaws. Firstly, they have a boring and banal plot, a lack of hidden meaning, excessive idealism, a lack of action and emotions, unattractive animation, and are generally aimed at children. And after all that, there's a widespread stereotype among people that cartoons are for children.
In general, American cartoons of that time were comparatively better; now, most American cartoons are just utter nonsense, drawn in a notebook on someone's lap. I won't even compare them to anime – Soviet cartoons don't even come close.
But that's all the good things I can say about them.
In general, Soviet cartoons have many flaws. Firstly, they have a boring and banal plot, a lack of hidden meaning, excessive idealism, a lack of action and emotions, unattractive animation, and are generally aimed at children. And after all that, there's a widespread stereotype among people that cartoons are for children.
In general, American cartoons of that time were comparatively better; now, most American cartoons are just utter nonsense, drawn in a notebook on someone's lap. I won't even compare them to anime – Soviet cartoons don't even come close.
А что я здесь делаю то?