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| emcee Posts: 172/867 |
Originally posted by PikawilOriginally posted by emcee Well I didn't mean business-wise. Besides, compared to the last few Disney/Pixar films it didn't do to well in the box office either. The incredibles was making more in its last week than Chicken Little did opening day. Originally posted by Zamboni Ice Cleaner By that, you mean they helped pay for them? |
| Ziff Posts: 464/1800 |
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ALL OF THE PIXAR MOVIES YOU PEOPLE LOVE WERE MADE WITH DISNEY ADFJKDASJTKIEJ^YKLERTJDKLJGFDKLSJVKL JCKLVGRDFKLJYKLWERTLJYTEWRKLJRTKWELjgklfdsjkdfglzxchjgiosdfuhb89dfgsuiotyeruwiog No - the 3D 'fad' isn't going anywhere. Digital animation will only grow in popularity. However, that's a negative for mainstream "hand-drawn" films. Old cel styled films are going to become increasingly eclectic. To see an AWESOME example watch the movie Fritz the Cat. |
| Koitenshin +∞ Posts: 299/873 |
This is not good, Pixar does decent 3d animation now it is just gonna suck like a 2 dollar hooker. |
| Cruel Justice Posts: 581/1637 |
I thought Pixar refused to work with Disney awhile back. Now this!? 
God is going to irradicate kittens to the brink of extinction! A new name for the merge... Dixar! |
| Dudette Posts: 72/149 |
I wouldn't rave over Chicken Little, I saw the movie a few months ago and wasn't that thrilled with it. The storyline wasn't good and the graphic's I thought were a bit dodgy .. but that's just me personally. I think if they were to make Chicken Little into a 2D movie instead of a 3D one, then I might of enjoyed it more.
I prefer the classic hand drawn movie's over the 3D one's. As long as Disney don't rule out hand drawn animations, then it should be fine. |
| Pikawil Posts: 97/135 |
Originally posted by emcee O RLY? (Well, buisness-wise and that's the one that counts to DIsney, ya know.) |
| Apophis Posts: 253/734 |
Originally posted by Jin Dogan Good thing he left Disney in September, then. |
| emcee Posts: 170/867 |
Pixar was looking to partner with a different company, so Disney fired most of their animators, and retrained the rest to do computer animation, because they believe the public just isn't interested in old fashioned 2D graphics anymore. After that they made Chicken Little, which bombed, so they moved to plan B: buying Pixar. But it's only a matter of time before another company makes a great 2D animated movie, which will respark interest in hand drawn animation, the 3D fad will die out, and Disney will realise they made a horrible mistake. |
| Sin Dogan Posts: 209/861 |
Yea too bad Michael Eisner is the Hitler of the corporation world. Maybe more like Mussolini or Milosevic, now that I think about it. |
| Apophis Posts: 252/734 |
Don't count on it, considering most, if not all, of Disney's 3D films were actually made by Pixar. |
| Dudette Posts: 67/149 |
Sounds good to me, I've always like Disney and Pixar movies, but I do wish Disney would go back to the classic hand-drawn animations or at least do more of them, the new 3D ones sometimes just don't cut it. |
| Ares Posts: 9/24 |
wait...didn't pixar sever its affiliation with disney? And now disney has bought pixar? Sounds like revenge to me.... |
| Krusty Toenail Posts: 105/179 |
I wouldn't doubt it  |
| neotransotaku Posts: 534/1860 |
I wonder if the quality of Pixar movies will now degrade... |
| Pikawil Posts: 96/135 |
http://www.animated-news.com/archives/00004450.html
Well, big news for you animation fans! Especially you guys who are lucky enough to import KH2 and I don't know why did I say that! |
