Disney Vows to DESTROY TOY STORY!
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Disney Vows to DESTROY TOY STORY!
I am sure many are aware of this, but Disney has been talking lately of going back to (Pixars) Well for some more money, I mean Toy Story 3. This time without Pixar, and I imagine without a good story too.
If you arent crying yet, heres the story;
Toy Story 2 was supposed to be a direct to video film, but the thing just blossomed until it became obvious that it belonged in theaters. For my money that’s still the best of the Pixar movies, a film that’s just great in every possible way.
No one expected to see a Toy Story 3, especially now that Pixar and Disney are parting ways – partially over disagreements dealing with sequalization. But the Mouse House owns the rights to the characters, and the option to do future sequels, with or without Pixar. And it seems like they’re opting to do it without.
Disney studio head Dick Cook says that he wants to make Toy Story 3 for the big screen in a few years. "These are two of the most beloved characters in the last generation. Buzz and Woody are fantastic characters, and I think that is something that would fit on the big screen nicely."
Dick. Dick. Dick! Let’s not be rash here. Sure, Buzz and Woody are great characters, and they’ve earned you all the wealth of Mammon. But when do you stop bleeding your properties? When do you realize that the characters are nothing without the talent behind them?
Well, judging by the continued weak output of Disney animation… never.
Taken from www.chud.com
Not that any of this actually surprises me.
If you arent crying yet, heres the story;
Toy Story 2 was supposed to be a direct to video film, but the thing just blossomed until it became obvious that it belonged in theaters. For my money that’s still the best of the Pixar movies, a film that’s just great in every possible way.
No one expected to see a Toy Story 3, especially now that Pixar and Disney are parting ways – partially over disagreements dealing with sequalization. But the Mouse House owns the rights to the characters, and the option to do future sequels, with or without Pixar. And it seems like they’re opting to do it without.
Disney studio head Dick Cook says that he wants to make Toy Story 3 for the big screen in a few years. "These are two of the most beloved characters in the last generation. Buzz and Woody are fantastic characters, and I think that is something that would fit on the big screen nicely."
Dick. Dick. Dick! Let’s not be rash here. Sure, Buzz and Woody are great characters, and they’ve earned you all the wealth of Mammon. But when do you stop bleeding your properties? When do you realize that the characters are nothing without the talent behind them?
Well, judging by the continued weak output of Disney animation… never.
Taken from www.chud.com
Not that any of this actually surprises me.
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Eh, doesn't surprise me. Though it wont destroy toy story. I mean hell, we still like it even though Buzz Lightyear had his own crappy cartoon.
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Damnit Di$ney pisses me off.
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Originally posted by jaeufraser
Bahhhh...leave it alone. Maybe Tom Hanks and Tim Allen will have some pride and refuse to do this without Pixar involved. Well...Tom Hanks might do that.
Bahhhh...leave it alone. Maybe Tom Hanks and Tim Allen will have some pride and refuse to do this without Pixar involved. Well...Tom Hanks might do that.
One Pixar voice staple that I would think would step down from this is John Ratzenberger(Hamm). He seems to be in Pixar's pocket more than Disney's.
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I'm sure it will be okay, After all it was Disney who produced the first 2. They are just using another animation firm to put it together. From what I hear they have some pretty stong animation firms working for them in Pixar's place.
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Tom and Tim should say they would love to bring Toy Story to a conclusion by doing TS3, but only if Pixar is brought back into the production and that Pixar would have the same rights as befor.
What would Disney say, can they make TS3 with Tom and Tim?
What would Disney say, can they make TS3 with Tom and Tim?
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Originally posted by Michael Corvin
That is what I was thinking. I can see Hanks bowing down, but Tim Allen needs and takes all the work he can get, so I see him on board regardless.
That is what I was thinking. I can see Hanks bowing down, but Tim Allen needs and takes all the work he can get, so I see him on board regardless.
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The two don't need the work and it's pretty clear that they can find a cheap subtitle if they aren't attached to do the voices.
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Originally posted by mmconhea
They are just using another animation firm to put it together. From what I hear they have some pretty stong animation firms working for them in Pixar's place.
They are just using another animation firm to put it together. From what I hear they have some pretty stong animation firms working for them in Pixar's place.
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Originally posted by Pants
Disney has fantastic animation abilities. Their animation looks better than anyone else. It's their stories that suck.
Disney has fantastic animation abilities. Their animation looks better than anyone else. It's their stories that suck.
(and yes, they aren't all 100% original stories, maybe not all A+ movies, many based on fairy tales, but overall I still think Disney had had more hits than misses despite the rather poor track record the past decade or so.)
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I say Disney sucks and he pulls Pinocchio out of his ass as an example of how they rule. I mean't they suck now. Here. Today. Their last 5 or 6 films have been sub-par in the story department.
Even some of their cannonized classics lag in the story department. Sleeping Beauty and Alice in Wonderland are some of the greatest animation ever, but have serious deficiencies in their stories. But that's another issue and I don't know why I brought it up.
The fact of the matter is that of course they USED TO weave great stories. They tell awful stories now.
Even some of their cannonized classics lag in the story department. Sleeping Beauty and Alice in Wonderland are some of the greatest animation ever, but have serious deficiencies in their stories. But that's another issue and I don't know why I brought it up.
The fact of the matter is that of course they USED TO weave great stories. They tell awful stories now.
Last edited by Pants; 03-31-04 at 04:04 PM.
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Lilo and Stitch had a great story, as did The Emperor's New Groove (well, not so much a great story as tons of amazing gags, but I own it and watch it a lot).
They're still capable of making good movies.
They're still capable of making good movies.