I might have a problem. I can't stop watching Wreck-It Ralph. So far, 6 times in 5 days since purchasing... I'm gonna go watch it again now while I sew some things.
Congratulations, you have just described every cartoon that has ever been made.Basically, that cartoon gave everyone that watched it weird fetishes.
After watching Captain Planet I developed a thing for well-built blue men.Congratulations, you have just described every cartoon that has ever been made.
This is the reason the Great Mouse Detective and Robin Hood don't get much play anymore: GMD has that burlesque scene with the mice and Robin Hood has foxes doin' romantic stuff.Basically, that cartoon gave everyone that watched it weird fetishes.
How many times did you see Avatar?After watching Captain Planet I developed a thing for well-built blue men.
Or the Blue Man Group?How many times did you see Avatar?
Not that many, surprisingly. It's like watching porn; even if you find blonde women in handcuffs to be a turn-on, you're not going to put on the Blu-Ray of Depraved Dungeons 6 every day after you get home from work.How many times did you see Avatar?
I still send an email every once in a while asking for Season 2 Vol. 2 just so they don't forget that people want it.That's not the point. The point is that Disney hasn't done shit with Gargoyles as a franchise, aside from nightly airings of the series on Disney XD (which they might not be doing anymore) and a short lived comic (ended because Disney wanted a ridiculous licensing fee from Weisman). You can't even get all the series on DVD because Disney won't release it. This is despite it being one of the most critically acclaimed series they've ever had.
So why would they just get rid of all that instead of rebooting the series for a new audience?
I think the problem is that the really good films (Wally, Up, Ratatouille, The Incredibles) did well in the box office but did shit in merchandising. This isn't to say they were bombs or anything, far from it. But the company still needs to bring in boatloads of cash to operate how they do and the shareholders are getting kind of antsy since Lasseter failed to make the Disney developed stuff as good as the Pixar stuff.I was surprised too, but it seems Ellen Degeneres is on board, which is fantastic if all true. Time will tell.
Disappointing, however, that they are formulaically sequelling all viable Pixar IP though. On the other hand, I enjoyed but didn't absolutely love Brave, so I can understand they are going back to the well for less profitable but less risky projects.
Who is going to take up the leadership mantle and drive them the same way Pixar was driven with the napkin films?
OH COME ON.As for sequels... Toy Story 4 is supposedly greenlit and in production (according to Tom Hanks anyway)
Something more meritorious of a sequel than Monsters Inc, Finding Nemo, or Cars.and there is talk of an Incredibles sequel. I'd love to see that...
I disagree on Cars. Fun world they built, expanded in the second and I think that looking at the Planes will be interesting.Cars didn't need a sequel, let alone 2 of them.
As for Toy Story... yeah, I could see at least one more movie. Woody and Buzz have to get used to being owned by a girl, which is counter to everything they've ever experience in life. Girls are also much more capricious with their toys so there is a much smaller chance they'll be around long enough to see her grow up. Dealing with girl issues, which is a lot different than boy stuff. There's stuff there to work with. The real question is does the story need to go on and I'm not sure it does.
In contrast to Cars, about car races, and Cars 2, about world wide car racing? Yeah, I was astonished tooI didn't realize it was going to be about racing. :/
I also really like Cars. It has a lot of great moments and solid voice work.Cars is a really good Paul Newman movie, a sort of The Color of Money but animated and about cars. The epiphanies carry the film, and it ends up being less of a film about a car and more a parable of personal growth.
--Patrick
Does she have any other look?I swear to god, if Carter plays a weird, quirky, pale-faced godmother with wild hair, I'm quitting her movies.