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Which is Better

  • Chicken Little

    Votes: 433 27.4%
  • Hunchback 2

    Votes: 57 3.6%
  • A slow death

    Votes: 1,088 68.9%

  • Total voters
    1,578
(save for Cars)
fuck you cars 1 was great (and where it should've ended, maybe tater's tall tales).

dunno why you have to even ask:
In January 2006, Disney ultimately agreed to buy Pixar for approximately $7.4 billion in an all-stock deal.[53] Following Pixar shareholder approval, the acquisition was completed May 5, 2006.

And spoiler alert: it was trash.
still haven't watched it and zero intention to. and considering how much you don't hear about the franchise anymore I assume it's basically game of thrones s8: the movie.
 
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According to a casting call that spread a bit on Twitter earlier this year, one of Mei's friends is gonna be trans.
It's the doofy-haired, green-outfitted one.

I was betting more on the yellow sweater girl, maybe even the purple girl who looks like a toe but looking closer at the green one she definitely could be viewed as a boy if she weren’t trans.

Canada in 2003 sure is diverse.
 
I was betting more on the yellow sweater girl, maybe even the purple girl who looks like a toe but looking closer at the green one she definitely could be viewed as a boy if she weren’t trans.

Canada in 2003 sure is diverse.
I was thinking the green one because 1. The clothes (she could be a closeted transgirl) and 2. She's white, and you can't possibly have a cis white female in a movie anymore.
Time will only tell! Place your bets, everyone!
 
I was thinking the green one because 1. The clothes (she could be a closeted transgirl) and 2. She's white, and you can't possibly have a cis white female in a movie anymore.
Time will only tell! Place your bets, everyone!
Didn't realize the one in green wasn't a dude, I thought it was some gay kid. I didn't watch the trailer mind you, looks ugly so I have zero interest even if it were potentially a great movie. Which earlier this year with the teaser I didn't think it sounded good then either. Ranma 1/2 meets Steven Universe, except Canada.
 
The art style is really unpleasant. Luca at least had a sense of stylization despite the bean-mouths. On top of this, the premise has been done a million times and I can't help but feel really uncomfortable that a movie about teen puberty conveniently features a troon minor.

Are we SURE Lasseter was #MeToo worthy? Because things got a whole lot creepier after he left.
 
Are we SURE Lasseter was #MeToo worthy? Because things got a whole lot creepier after he left.
The Woke simply could not stand a good old-fashioned storyteller like Lasseter (supposed hatred of Lilo & Stitch and actual hatred of the Buzz Lightyear cartoon notwithstanding) making their media, so they made up stories like "HE HUGGED ME INAPPROPRIATELY" (?????) to kick him out so they could have unfettered control over what they feed the masses.

And it shows: The only original Pixar movies that have gotten positive audience reception recently were ones directed by people who directed movies under Lasseter. Inside Out and Soul? Directed by Pete Docter, who also directed Monsters Inc. Coco? Lee Unkrich, who also co directed Toy Story 2 and directed Toy Story 3. Everything else has gotten a "meh" audience reception at best. Why? Because what the old Pixar found the most important - story and characters - is not what's most important to the new Pixar. Story and characters? Who gives a fuck? It can't be as important as virtue signaling about the (fifty) "FIRST TRANS CHARACTER IN A KIDS MOVIE EVAR!!1111!!!"
 
I watched Bugs Life the other night for the first time in almost 15 years and it’s insane how well it holds up, old tech and politically incorrect jokes nonwithstanding (but fuck did it make the lol ladybug is a guy! jokes funnier). They’re trying way too hard nowadays to make the “deep heartfelt Pixar message” and not focusing enough on the stories that carry it. I was shocked how legitimately frightening the grasshopper gang was and how unafraid they were to make the villain actually threatening. The whole bit with then smashing into the tunnels legitimately played out like a horror movie. Nu Pixar wouldn’t have the balls to do that.
 
The Woke simply could not stand a good old-fashioned storyteller like Lasseter (supposed hatred of Lilo & Stitch and actual hatred of the Buzz Lightyear cartoon notwithstanding) making their media, so they made up stories like "HE HUGGED ME INAPPROPRIATELY" (?????) to kick him out so they could have unfettered control over what they feed the masses.

And it shows: The only original Pixar movies that have gotten positive audience reception recently were ones directed by people who directed movies under Lasseter. Inside Out and Soul? Directed by Pete Docter, who also directed Monsters Inc. Coco? Lee Unkrich, who also co directed Toy Story 2 and directed Toy Story 3. Everything else has gotten a "meh" audience reception at best. Why? Because what the old Pixar found the most important - story and characters - is not what's most important to the new Pixar. Story and characters? Who gives a fuck? It can't be as important as virtue signaling about the (fifty) "FIRST TRANS CHARACTER IN A KIDS MOVIE EVAR!!1111!!!"
Or all those pedo reviewers praising Luca as a gay movie?
 
The Woke simply could not stand a good old-fashioned storyteller like Lasseter (supposed hatred of Lilo & Stitch and actual hatred of the Buzz Lightyear cartoon notwithstanding) making their media, so they made up stories like "HE HUGGED ME INAPPROPRIATELY" (?????) to kick him out so they could have unfettered control over what they feed the masses.

And it shows: The only original Pixar movies that have gotten positive audience reception recently were ones directed by people who directed movies under Lasseter. Inside Out and Soul? Directed by Pete Docter, who also directed Monsters Inc. Coco? Lee Unkrich, who also co directed Toy Story 2 and directed Toy Story 3. Everything else has gotten a "meh" audience reception at best. Why? Because what the old Pixar found the most important - story and characters - is not what's most important to the new Pixar. Story and characters? Who gives a fuck? It can't be as important as virtue signaling about the (fifty) "FIRST TRANS CHARACTER IN A KIDS MOVIE EVAR!!1111!!!"
I ever showed you the Tumblr making fun of John Lasseter from 2011, from somebody who worked at Pixar? He got really upset over that.

(But Inside Out and Coco were produced under Lasseter...)
 
That Encanto movie, which is probably a shoe-in for Best Animated Film, looks to be so blatant with the "gurl puwr!" message.
 
That Encanto movie, which is probably a shoe-in for Best Animated Film, looks to be so blatant with the "gurl puwr!" message.
Probably. Disney CG movies look so bland lately, they really should start changing up the styles and stop using Rapunzel as a base model. Or bring back 2D and use Xeroxing like in the dark days.
 
Probably. Disney CG movies look so bland lately, they really should start changing up the styles and stop using Rapunzel as a base model. Or bring back 2D and use Xeroxing like in the dark days.
Lord knows I'd love that.
 
I doubt the movie will be good and the idea would be better suited as its own thing rather than based on any ip but I can't think of another movie with a plot like it and rather take a bad movie like that than a 1 to 1 rehash Disney love to do.

Un-self aware can't say that going off that post but going off the number of times Disney has done the feminist princess who is not like your other Disney princesses thing it wouldn't be shocking.
It's the difference between eating rotting wood and trash. Both are still disgusting. And you know for a damn fact that just going by the premise alone they are not self aware. If you think animated cartoons are getting run over by shitty remakes, then make more animated cartoons, not remakes. You can tell they aren't self aware by that post unless you can't read between lines.
 
It's the difference between eating rotting wood and trash. Both are still disgusting. And you know for a damn fact that just going by the premise alone they are not self aware. If you think animated cartoons are getting run over by shitty remakes, then make more animated cartoons, not remakes. You can tell they aren't self aware by that post unless you can't read between lines.
You have kind of summed up why this movie is interesting to me which I thought I explained in my last post. The premise by its self could be a very interesting satire that is self-aware however going off past Disney movies such as Ralph Breaks the Internet it will likely fail but even in the failure, it would still be interesting to me to see where it failed and how it failed. Something like the Lion King remake lacks anything like that being a 1 to 1 rehash.

I mean animation-wise Disney is making more shit than ever just all of it is CGI animation. While it would be nice to see them make 2D animation again and stop making the live-action remakes it's clear they won't until they stop making money which is why I would never pay to watch any of them,
 
I know everyone likes to meme on Small World but holy shit (sorry first tweet is the last, fuck mobile posting.) 67A3685A-4897-44F3-8239-537FFD724DC9.jpeg F3EC45E4-D6AC-4F34-A7C2-49EDE269384F.jpeg 6CB1766A-3EA7-40DA-8FC4-CCA1C972A872.jpeg 38A9D3C8-89F8-484C-8AD6-9DFE595B6FC2.jpeg D0C3BEAC-DF03-4F70-AA6C-5813FBEC6A9B.jpeg 261C371D-6A73-4E21-8DEE-3C613396D35B.jpeg
 
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