Disney Developing Toy Story 3 & 4
10-06-04, 10:56 AM
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Disney Developing Toy Story 3 & 4
Disney Developing Toy Story 3 & 4
Source: New York Newsday October 6, 2004
Disney chief executive Michael Eisner said yesterday that Walt Disney Pictures is working on two new sequels in the "Toy Story" series at the same time. "We're doing two 'Toy Stories' at once," Eisner said.
Toy Story, which came out in 1995, and 1999's Toy Story 2 were blockbuster film and merchandising hits for Pixar Animation Studios and for Disney. But their partnership is ending after two more films, giving Disney the right to make more sequels to its previous films.
A spokeswoman for Disney elaborated, saying, "They're working on different story ideas with the hopes there will be a 'Toy Story 3' and another after that."
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God damn! You really have to hate Eisner after this! What a shit head! On the other hand it would be great to see Toy Story 3 under perform Pixars Toy Story 1 and 2, which just shows Disney can't tell a good story any longer.
10-06-04, 12:19 PM
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Even when they were still corporate partners, it was understood that Disney would be going solo for Toy Story 3 & 4 -- they wanted exclusive rights to the characters.
While I wish DisneyCorp well in the long run, I hope all their computer stuff bombs. I will never forgive them (like they care!
) for turning their backs on their own heritage and dismantling their domestic feature cartoon division. It was Disney's heart and soul--now it officially has none.
While I wish DisneyCorp well in the long run, I hope all their computer stuff bombs. I will never forgive them (like they care!
) for turning their backs on their own heritage and dismantling their domestic feature cartoon division. It was Disney's heart and soul--now it officially has none.
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10-06-04, 01:23 PM
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This is the cinematic equivalent of necrophilia.
If Hanks and the Home Improvement guy have any sense, they'll stay a good distance away from the project(s).
If Hanks and the Home Improvement guy have any sense, they'll stay a good distance away from the project(s).
10-06-04, 01:39 PM
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Originally posted by Fielding Mellish
This is the cinematic equivalent of necrophilia.
If Hanks and the Home Improvement guy have any sense, they'll stay a good distance away from the project(s).
This is the cinematic equivalent of necrophilia.
If Hanks and the Home Improvement guy have any sense, they'll stay a good distance away from the project(s).
Eisner is a money grubbing whore. Unfortunately these will be greenlighted before his exit.
10-06-04, 02:02 PM
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Originally posted by j123vt_99
i thought there was at least one Toy Story that was straight to video already... or maybe it was just adventures of Buzz Lightyear?
i thought there was at least one Toy Story that was straight to video already... or maybe it was just adventures of Buzz Lightyear?
10-06-04, 02:20 PM
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because Tim Allen's career is going well
Originally posted by Fielding Mellish
This is the cinematic equivalent of necrophilia.
If Hanks and the Home Improvement guy have any sense, they'll stay a good distance away from the project(s).
This is the cinematic equivalent of necrophilia.
If Hanks and the Home Improvement guy have any sense, they'll stay a good distance away from the project(s).
10-06-04, 03:38 PM
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Originally posted by j123vt_99
because Tim Allen's career is going well
because Tim Allen's career is going well
Hanks though, he can afford to do it. Well, they both can afford to skip it.
And, while some of the Disney CG stuff looks interesting, THIS should not happen. Stay away from Toy Story Disney! You didn't make it, you're not good at sequels, so don't bother!
Ugh.
10-06-04, 04:11 PM
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Originally posted by j123vt_99
i thought there was at least one Toy Story that was straight to video already... or maybe it was just adventures of Buzz Lightyear?
i thought there was at least one Toy Story that was straight to video already... or maybe it was just adventures of Buzz Lightyear?
10-06-04, 04:31 PM
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Well Toy Story 2 was suppose to be straight till video till they realized how good it was going to be.
Well Toy Story 2 was suppose to be straight till video till they realized how good it was going to be.
I am sure any TS sequels they make will produce millions up on millions of dollars from the average consumer who will see it no matter what.
10-06-04, 08:19 PM
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I dont see Hanks or Allen coming back for this. I expect it to be centerered around Cliff Clavin and Mr. Potato Head(gotta love product tie ins)
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Why is there so many sad faces here? So they do it? So what? You don't have to watch this. I've gone for some time ignoring the spin off's that I've hated.
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I don't mind that they make a Toy Story 2.5 or 3 or whatever. As long it comes out in a box set so I can buy the first 2 without paying some outrageous OOP markup.
10-06-04, 11:34 PM
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Originally posted by Jackskeleton
Why is there so many sad faces here? So they do it? So what? You don't have to watch this. I've gone for some time ignoring the spin off's that I've hated.
Why is there so many sad faces here? So they do it? So what? You don't have to watch this. I've gone for some time ignoring the spin off's that I've hated.
10-06-04, 11:45 PM
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I would love to see Disney take this and make somthing great...but who am I kidding, I expect these will suck.
If Pixar decided to make another Toy Story and it sucked, oh well, but Disney taking this project from the creators who made two tremendous films, is just blasphemy.
If Pixar decided to make another Toy Story and it sucked, oh well, but Disney taking this project from the creators who made two tremendous films, is just blasphemy.