But unlike most animated movies these days, the characters in "Klaus" aren't CGI and can't even be considered 3D. It's all just a trick of the light. About 300 people, including 40 animators ...

one in 2D and the other in 3D, come together, visually representing the unity of different animation styles. Side-by-side viewers see the two people’s different mornings play out as they try to ...

Plus, the fusion of 3D printing and stop-motion make for pleasant viewing. If you want to check out a comparatively ‘feature length’ stop motion animation, check out The Rabbit’s Hole.