@OP:
I don't have anything against CG films. I've seen some great ones. Its just that it has replaced traditional animation. Its more cost effective and the audience prefers CG more than traditional. Disney has closed all their animations studios and there are no plans from Dreamworks, that I know of, to release traditional animation either. It the end of an era.
i realize that but some people are treating CG films like they're the black plague.
Classic animation has distinct limits. Do a 360 degree pan, it's free in CGI and potentially quite costly in traditional.
But you still have to model the character, model the background, model any props, rig the character, texture and light everything, lighting wich is usually about thirty to two hundred individual lights, animate, and render, so while in computer animation you might just have to do is set key frames, there is a great deal more you have to deal with because everything is in three dimensions.