Back in the ‘90s, computer animation looked gloriously shitty. Charming and creepy in turn, the robotic homunculi that contemporary animators could summon didn’t seem ready for prime time, but ...

The '90s are considered a turning point in the use of CGI in cinema, and a surprising number of movies from that era still look pretty good to the modern eye.

When the ’90s began, every major theatrical release was shot on celluloid, films were edited on flatbeds rather than computer screens, animation was still a hand-drawn art, and analog sound was ...

Here’s my question for the CG historians: what happened to vector animation between 1974 and the early-90s?

All of the works on view are hand-drawn or hand-painted, and mostly originate from the ’80s and ’90s–a time when computer-generated animation was beginning to change how films were produced.

Fans can expect the studio's trademark highly stylized visuals and smooth, high-energy animation work in the upcoming The Ghost in the Shell, as well as distinctly retro '90s feel.