What We Can Learn From RAMSHACKLE

Even if Ramshackle wasn't my personal cup of tea, I think it teaches us an important lesson about letting ourselves enjoy things.

Ramshackle was made by @Zeddyzi

#ramshackle #hottakes #indieanimation

[Tyromaniac]

Why yes, I am too late to be talking about Ramshackle, thank you for noticing!

Anyways, what are some shows that you enjoy despite their flaws?

[Del-CD]

If I remember correctly, a pilot episode is supposed to be more of a demonstration of an average episode than it being a definite episode 1. (I know it definitely isn't a definite rule. I just remember hearing this from somewhere on youtube.)
Also, I'm a big fan of Ramshakle (ever since I saw the og thesis film).

[mizukie_now]

Pointing out small flaws in something you enjoy can actually deepen your engagement with it. Recognizing imperfections doesn’t mean you don’t like it; it can be a way to think more critically and appreciate the show on a different level. It can also spark interesting discussions and potentially help the creators improve their work. Plus, acknowledging flaws doesn’t take away from your overall enjoyment—it just adds a layer of depth to it, if everyone just said "yup looks good" to everything with no constructive criticism then everything would be so boring! Just putting my two cents in here :)

[wafflymations]

*cough* *cough* CINEMASINS *cough* *cough*

[littlenice-vepb]

you kinda right 🫡
you have my respect