Man Litterbug 2 is so fucking good

[Plopilpy]

I just rewatched it again. I'm listening to Straight from the Jacket as I write this.

It's like, the epitome of vanilla 3DMM. Period. It's so well made and full of talent.

I've rewatched it like 15 times. That is not an exaggeration.

I'm still in awe at how good Pozin was at this program, and how he was able to make some of these epic camera pans and rotating 3D shots.

God bless Pozin and this program man.

[Dave Miles]

I remember dismantling his scenes in 3dmm just to see how he created everything. It was fascinating. Me and my friends used 3dmm for like a year without knowing you could build your own scenes or even animate two objects at the same time. It honestly blew me away, everything this community was doing when I joined

[Gorosaurus]

There were various times where I would deconstruct a Pozin scene and think "nah. nope. He's hacked the program or cheated somehow" to make sense of how far beyond literally everyone's skillset he was at the time.

With a few more years a few caught up to him, but the pure awe is hard to describe. With Bodily Functions, you could tell how every second was actually made and it was incredibly impressive. With Pozin it was like you didn't even know where the theatre walls were, let alone how he accomplished anything on the screen.

[Allergic 2 Life]

I don't even know how many times I watched LB2 and trying to figure out how he pulled everything off so smoothly. I definitely got a lot of skills from picking apart his movies. TALENT! I remember Jimmy would msg me so randomly and the last one he sent was just "meow."

[OmniromX]

Yeah, love this movie. I love the shotgun that breaks the glass. I love the scene with the sheen off of the guy's sunglasses whose in the helicopter. There are so many stylish shots. It's just such a cool movie. It inspires me to create. Not many things do that for me.