Rotoscoping is actually drawing over a picture and giving it more animated features. So, technically, a rotoscoped movie is 100% animated.
My point is that rotoscoping just depends more on actor movement than it does actual animation. How much sense does it make to compare the animation workload of Ghost in the Shell to A Scanner Darkly?
If not, then you can't count any of Ralph Bakshi's films, including his The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings.
In the case of the Lord of the Rings, I don't. However.....The Hobbit was rotoscoped? Is there another version I'm unaware of or did they just add in a whole lot more exterior animation than usual?
