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what happened to the epic movies from disney....
such as lion king... etc.. i remember there was always a new disney movie out.. and now. wtf? or are good movies coming out of them that id ont know about?
hahaha. Anything epic is worth the watch. I miss those epic movies and their subliminal messages.
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| Originally posted by _Nut_ hahaha. Anything epic is worth the watch. I miss those epic movies and their subliminal messages. |
finding nemo on ice was emotional. it ended with gouryella-gouryella
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| Originally posted by SuspicionVandit finding nemo on ice was emotional. it ended with gouryella-gouryella |
yeah damn straight. when bambi came out I was crapping my pants.
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| Originally posted by _Nut_ hahaha. Anything epic is worth the watch. I miss those epic movies and their subliminal messages. |
They lost Pixar is what happened.
Ya but Pixar didn't have to do with fkin Lion King and Aladdin did they? You just don't see movies like that anymore.
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| Originally posted by LiGHT78 Ya but Pixar didn't have to do with fkin Lion King and Aladdin did they? You just don't see movies like that anymore. |
well occrider, I think it's pretty safe to say you just ended this thread.
disney now releases shitty sequals straight to dvd.
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| Originally posted by occrider Well yea because those movies would probably fail if they came out today. When's the last time you saw an animation without a lot of CGI in it? Singing is out, CGI is in. Bear in mind the market for these films are kids, not 20-something year olds who have nostalgic memories of the past. |
i still want to see more of those classic style films.. aladin was the shit! i remember i could sign any song in almost any disney movie... hehe
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| Originally posted by nchs09 i dont care i still want to see more of those classic style films.. aladin was the shit! i remember i could sign any song in almost any disney movie... hehe |
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that's the sound you hear coming from the dumpster beside your house before you open it and find robin williams singing to a rat and eating a half-eaten piece of cheese pizza.
Mulan was the last cartoon one i think? It was pretty cool, my uncle took me to see it in LA when I was "little" 
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| Originally posted by occrider They lost Pixar is what happened. |
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| Pixar President Ed Catmull will become head of Walt Disney Animation when the acquisition closes in late April or early May. Lasseter will be the creative head of Disney animation and a creative consultant to the theme parks. Pixar CEO Steve Jobs, who will take a seat on Disney's board and become the company's largest shareholder, was not at Friday's meeting. |
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| Originally posted by jrbuddha Disney is about to buy Pixar. SOURCE |
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| Originally posted by josh4 I'd say the market is both kids and adults. Most adults today do have nostalgic memories of old cartoons, video games, action figures, and other things associated with kid-play. WE may have grown out of them for the most part, but I for one am no objector to seeing a good cartoon movie as a legitimate choice for leisure. Most anywhere you look in pop culture now-a-days you can find some sort of remnant to reflect this nostalgia. Now that these generations are growing older, they are finding themselves in the positions that create the same things they enjoyed when they were young. What you're left with is a cartoon created by someone who enjoyed cartoons as a kid (something people like Walt Disney lacked, at least in the modern sense). If you watch any of the new cartoons out today, it won't take you long to notice it. They are made for kids but you'll find things in them that you enjoy as well even if the kids don't "get it." I can watch them with my nephews and its not unusual for them to ask me "why are you laughing?" as if they missed something, and they did because it wasn't meant for them it was meant or me. Increasingly, (adult) movies and television contain video-game like plots. Beat the smaller bosses to get to the big boss for the big finish. There are even cartoons made specifically for adults like The Simpsons, Family Guy, South Park, and pretty much anything on Adult Swim. You want a first person action shoot-em-up, helloooo, 24 anyone? Admittedly, the term adult is used loosely or rather based on age. In the sense I have been using it would include the general COR population, of which not many would fit if you based it on lets say, oh, maturity. However, right now adult is usually referring to people anywhere 18+, the most marketable demographic being 18-30 year old males. None of which have shown any signs of completely growing out of this or any signs that they plan on doing so anytime soon. |
Re: what happened to the epic movies from disney....
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| Originally posted by nchs09 such as lion king... etc.. i remember there was always a new disney movie out.. and now. wtf? or are good movies coming out of them that id ont know about? |
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