Borrowed Time
Animation • 2015 • 7 min
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Great animation with a haunting story, really short
It's amazing how they put so much depth in 5 minutes
One of the best animated short films ever made. 100% worth the five minutes it takes to watch. Especially knowing HOW it was made.
A touching story with a really good animation
Don't really know why it was a western but still a good short that was really emotional.
Gets a lot of mileage out of its short runtime. People seem to think this is super deep, but a broken watch metaphor is pretty on the nose
A very cool short film. Great animation, great story and great lesson.
Super dark and emotional. A fantastic animated short
Such depth in such short time. Beautifully animated also. Go on! Give it a try!
They really packed more emotion into a 7 minute animated short than in any Pixar movie, love it
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