Paper Cuts

Paper Cuts is a 1999 American-British stop motion computer animated film directed and written by Ralf Hat, Nick Park, and Bob Baker. It is produced by Ralf Hat and Paul Tibbitt, and is based on a short film made by Ralf Hat during his college days. The film stars the voices of: ''Jim Cummings, Mike Myers, Renée Elise Goldsberry, and more. ''The film follows Jerry, an average guy who lives in a flat dimension, literally inside a plain peace of paper on a desk. Jerry believes that there is a world outside the paper dimension, which leads to multiple conspiraies which put his whole world in fear. In order to keep things stable, the government of the dimension banish Jerry and his best friend Austin to a place known as "The Edge". Now, in order to prove his world he's not joking, Jerry and Austin set out to go beyond their world.

Production of the film started in 1996, when Deadpan Productions was at its early stages. It was planned to release on theaters on June 14, 1999 but was pushed further into the year to September 24, 1999. It received mostly positive reviews from critics and audiences, and earned a box office of nearly $349.16 million, with an estimated 43 million tickets sold in the United States. This is the first Warner Bros feature film to be created by Deadpan Animation. It is also the fist Deadpan Film to have stop motion used. Overall, it is the second Deadpan Film (the first being Gecko's Million Dollar Movie)

The movie uses a form of cutout animation involving prefabricated cut-out plastic pieces and construction and cardboard paper that the animators moved on a light table. It also shares animation with CGI graphics, mostly for the most scenes with the most movements.

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