
I love CGI animated films. To a lesser extent I also love CGI animated short films (get it?). It’s a great avenue for talented and creative filmmakers to showcase their skills – as well as a welcome distraction for those of us in the daily rat race.
But this is isn’t about rats – it’s about pigeons, those “rats with wings” and the potential global devastation they may cause in their relentless pursuit for your bread crumbs. Such is the premise of a great animated short we’ve stumbled upon, entitled Pigeon: Impossible.
Thanks to our reader “Frisco D.G.,” we were able to discover this smile-inducing short film by Lucas Martell, who wrote, directed and produced Pigeon: Impossible. The film took Martell about five years to finish, and his first foray into animation.
Here’s a quote from Martell about making the film, courtesy of the Pigeon: Impossible official website:
“When the project started, it was mostly an excuse to learn 3D animation, but by the end of the project I had spent so much time reworking and polishing the story that I just wanted people to laugh.”
The film debuted on May 7, 2009 – shame it only popped up on our radar now. So, better late than never, I give you Pigeon: Impossible:
Again – films like this are why I hold animated features in such high regard. How do you not smile at a movie like this?
Pigeon: Impossible might be Martell’s first animated project, but judging by the end result, he has a bright future in the medium if he chooses to continue in it.
What did you think of the film?
Source: Pigeon Impossible official website










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Not too bad.
Really good! Just curious, anybody on SR into 3d animation? As in, can actually do 3d animation or learning how to?
Holy crap, that was brilliant, both the story and the visuals. I especially like the amazement of the pigeon when it gets stuck in the briefcase and see the buttons flickering in front of him.
Not as far as I know.
I loved this – it almost has a Pixar quality to it in terms of story.
That was hilarious
Wait, so did the guy in the burning car die?? They didn't make the car with its door open to suggest that he got out after the missile hit the car… lol
Wait, so did the guy in the burning car die?? They didn't make the car with its door open to suggest that he got out after the missile hit the car… lol