I Prefer Animations Than Live-Actions – Everything Is Now Filmed in Darkness
There's a plague in Hollywood or mainstream movies and shows. Before digital or the 2000s, you would have to prep a scene or set for lighting, even in night scenes. To see how the story unfolds would mean that everything have to be lit for the viewers. It's basic visual communication 101.
Now, with digital, you can film a scene in darkness and "fix" it in post production. It's half-ass explanation to not use lighting, to show off the digital tech or some crap. Others argue that it's a director's intention, but intentions can come off as bs to save more money. I don't want to see scenes in darkness and my eyes hurt to figure what's happening on screen.
With animation, there's not a problem. From 2-D to 3-D animations, I can watch just fine; most of the animators would plan out on the storyboards and determine what the viewers would want to see. Seriously, there's barely any shows or movies that are well planed with lighting now, and animations are the better options since it's all hand drawn