Disney Thread

[Oceasia]

100% positive.

You sure you didn't just see the mad glimmer of an insane toy's eye that you haven't played with for years?

No, if you know what you mean.

[Bearon]

You sure you didn't just see the mad glimmer of an insane toy's eye that you haven't played with for years?

No, if you know what you mean.

They might be waiting for the opportune moment to seek revenge for you forgetting about them...

[Rutthenia]

Of course Woody is winning...

[The Solar Reign]

I know, but it wasn't really the greatest connectable of all time.

It was ok though he looked to happy. That ain't no happy kid.

That's true.
So, the poll: Woody and then Rex, currently, at least... 1st place isn't really a surprise, but Rex? Although I love this guy, I would have guessed Buzz - he is kind of the second face of Toy Story, and his "I'm your father!"-moment in the second movie is still awesome (and I'm suddenly wondering how many kids got that one...)!
On the other hand...

[Tsa-la-gi Nation]

Why is it disturbing? It's a celebration of Mickey at 60 years & how he spans generations. I thought it was brilliant.

Yeah but the mouse is immortal and doesn't care who watches or dances along with him as long as someone does. It represents the uncaring face of big business to me.

If you watch closely, it's Mickey that whistles to get the old man a chair. I was a little shocked by your response because I thought I was showing Disney fans something they may not have ever seen, & I thought that would be kinda cool addition to the tread. Disney isn't really the ideal American company, so I do understand your point of view. I admire animation done by hand, as opposed to computer generated. I just see it as more of a true art form. When I see that short film, I think about how each cell was drawn by hand & how incredibly long it must have taken; a true labor of love.

[Oceasia]

It was ok though he looked to happy. That ain't no happy kid.

That's true.
So, the poll: Woody and then Rex, currently, at least... 1st place isn't really a surprise, but Rex? Although I love this guy, I would have guessed Buzz - he is kind of the second face of Toy Story, and his "I'm your father!"-moment in the second movie is still awesome (and I'm suddenly wondering how many kids got that one...)!
On the other hand...

Wait, what happened to Buzz's father?

[Pope Joan]

Is The Mouse running out of plot ideas? Frozen was a twist on the "saved by true love's kiss" idea, and Aladdin had a male protagonist, but unless we just shift entirely to animal heroes, I think there are few new plot ideas out there.

And ethnicities too. Maybe that could try Inuit (not very colorful scenery there), or Eastern European.

Or would they dare take their animation into PG 13? I'd like to see an adaptation of Garth Nix' Abhorsen trilogy. But it has some bloody scenes.

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

Since Toy Story is the topic, watch this hilarious Toy Story parody video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Ov_xnTC0tk

[Bearon]

It was ok though he looked to happy. That ain't no happy kid.

That's true.
So, the poll: Woody and then Rex, currently, at least... 1st place isn't really a surprise, but Rex? Although I love this guy, I would have guessed Buzz - he is kind of the second face of Toy Story, and his "I'm your father!"-moment in the second movie is still awesome (and I'm suddenly wondering how many kids got that one...)!
On the other hand...

I voted for Buzz mainly because he had to adjust to realizing he wasn't a real space ranger. Honestly it was a tough choice but in the end Buzz won out for me.

[Bearon]

Yeah but the mouse is immortal and doesn't care who watches or dances along with him as long as someone does. It represents the uncaring face of big business to me.

If you watch closely, it's Mickey that whistles to get the old man a chair. I was a little shocked by your response because I thought I was showing Disney fans something they may not have ever seen, & I thought that would be kinda cool addition to the tread. Disney isn't really the ideal American company, so I do understand your point of view. I admire animation done by hand, as opposed to computer generated. I just see it as more of a true art form. When I see that short film, I think about how each cell was drawn by hand & how incredibly long it must have taken; a true labor of love.

I was making connections because I have a weird mind. It did give off a creepy vibe for me when you explained it though I don't know why.

[Bearon]

Is The Mouse running out of plot ideas? Frozen was a twist on the "saved by true love's kiss" idea, and Aladdin had a male protagonist, but unless we just shift entirely to animal heroes, I think there are few new plot ideas out there.

And ethnicities too. Maybe that could try Inuit (not very colorful scenery there), or Eastern European.

Or would they dare take their animation into PG 13? I'd like to see an adaptation of Garth Nix' Abhorsen trilogy. But it has some bloody scenes.

Honestly if they need plot ideas I have plenty though probably only one or two are appropriate for kids.

[Oceasia]

If you watch closely, it's Mickey that whistles to get the old man a chair. I was a little shocked by your response because I thought I was showing Disney fans something they may not have ever seen, & I thought that would be kinda cool addition to the tread. Disney isn't really the ideal American company, so I do understand your point of view. I admire animation done by hand, as opposed to computer generated. I just see it as more of a true art form. When I see that short film, I think about how each cell was drawn by hand & how incredibly long it must have taken; a true labor of love.

I was making connections because I have a weird mind. It did give off a creepy vibe for me when you explained it though I don't know why.

Hmm....

[Bearon]

I was making connections because I have a weird mind. It did give off a creepy vibe for me when you explained it though I don't know why.

Hmm....

Something about an immortal dancing mouse I just don't know what...

[Oceasia]

Hmm....

Something about an immortal dancing mouse I just don't know what...

Immortal, you say?

[Bearon]

Something about an immortal dancing mouse I just don't know what...

Immortal, you say?

If you know what you mean.

[The Solar Reign]

That's true.
So, the poll: Woody and then Rex, currently, at least... 1st place isn't really a surprise, but Rex? Although I love this guy, I would have guessed Buzz - he is kind of the second face of Toy Story, and his "I'm your father!"-moment in the second movie is still awesome (and I'm suddenly wondering how many kids got that one...)!
On the other hand...

Wait, what happened to Buzz's father?

I have not the slightest bit of an idea, but considering the reference, I would say, he did the Skywalker-thing.

[Bearon]

Wait, what happened to Buzz's father?

I have not the slightest bit of an idea, but considering the reference, I would say, he did the Skywalker-thing.

I don't think that guy was really Buzz's father...

[Rutthenia]

Is The Mouse running out of plot ideas? Frozen was a twist on the "saved by true love's kiss" idea, and Aladdin had a male protagonist, but unless we just shift entirely to animal heroes, I think there are few new plot ideas out there.

And ethnicities too. Maybe that could try Inuit (not very colorful scenery there), or Eastern European.

Or would they dare take their animation into PG 13? I'd like to see an adaptation of Garth Nix' Abhorsen trilogy. But it has some bloody scenes.

Disney isn't too good at making animated movies higher than PG though... But I'd like to see a Disney Movie based in Eastern Europe, especially if it was based in Belarus and/or Ukraine.

[Bearon]

Is The Mouse running out of plot ideas? Frozen was a twist on the "saved by true love's kiss" idea, and Aladdin had a male protagonist, but unless we just shift entirely to animal heroes, I think there are few new plot ideas out there.

And ethnicities too. Maybe that could try Inuit (not very colorful scenery there), or Eastern European.

Or would they dare take their animation into PG 13? I'd like to see an adaptation of Garth Nix' Abhorsen trilogy. But it has some bloody scenes.

Disney isn't too good at making animated movies higher than PG though... But I'd like to see a Disney Movie based in Eastern Europe, especially if it was based in Belarus and/or Ukraine.

Yeah they butchered John Carter.

[Rutthenia]

Disney isn't too good at making animated movies higher than PG though... But I'd like to see a Disney Movie based in Eastern Europe, especially if it was based in Belarus and/or Ukraine.

Yeah they butchered John Carter.

Frozen had a less budget (150 Million) than John Carter (250 Million), and Frozen made one and a half billion dollars, while John Carter made 280 Million with a budget of 250 Million. Fail!

[Russian Socialist Soviet States]

I have no idea how that happens.

Example of my ADHD-like behavior: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oy0xMKZLTjI
Made the movie sound better to me.

Just started watching it. I have a theory maybe Frozen was all a hallucination inside Anna's head and the scene where Elsa's magic made her lose her memories was really her getting beat up by Elsa because she was born into an abusive family.

Then she would snap out of it and find out that history happened the way it did in real life.

[Bearon]

Yeah they butchered John Carter.

Frozen had a less budget (150 Million) than John Carter (250 Million), and Frozen made one and a half billion dollars, while John Carter made 280 Million with a budget of 250 Million. Fail!

John Carter was one of my favorite book series. T0T

[The Solar Reign]

I have not the slightest bit of an idea, but considering the reference, I would say, he did the Skywalker-thing.

I don't think that guy was really Buzz's father...

Would you have guessed, that Darth Vader is Luke Skywalker's father, back when we were all young aand watched The Empire strikes back for the first time?
(Sorry for the little off-topic-appearing question, but considering the reference we are discussing, it would be appropriate, I think.)

[Bearon]

I don't think that guy was really Buzz's father...

Would you have guessed, that Darth Vader is Luke Skywalker's father, back when we were all young aand watched The Empire strikes back for the first time?
(Sorry for the little off-topic-appearing question, but considering the reference we are discussing, it would be appropriate, I think.)

No I mean I watched Buzz's cartoon in the 2000's and Zurg was not Buzz's father I don't think.

[The Solar Reign]

Would you have guessed, that Darth Vader is Luke Skywalker's father, back when we were all young aand watched The Empire strikes back for the first time?
(Sorry for the little off-topic-appearing question, but considering the reference we are discussing, it would be appropriate, I think.)

No I mean I watched Buzz's cartoon in the 2000's and Zurg was not Buzz's father I don't think.

Buzz had his own Cartoon-Spinoff?