Originally posted by: Modeps
Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: hotchilisauce
seems kinda :thumbsdown:
Seeing as how they've never released a movie that wasn't great, I doubt it will suck.
Only problem I have with it, is that it's freakin' nascar looking. I HATE nascar.
Originally posted by: EpsiIon
Originally posted by: Modeps
Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: hotchilisauce
seems kinda :thumbsdown:
Seeing as how they've never released a movie that wasn't great, I doubt it will suck.
Only problem I have with it, is that it's freakin' nascar looking. I HATE nascar.
Pretty much. "Driving in circles is popular. Let's make a move about it." It'll probably be a fine movie, but the concept itself holds no appeal for me.
BTW, was that the voice of Owen Wilson? He doesn't seem like the type of actor to do a car movie, but what do I know?
Originally posted by: Confused
Originally posted by: EpsiIon
Originally posted by: Modeps
Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: hotchilisauce
seems kinda :thumbsdown:
Seeing as how they've never released a movie that wasn't great, I doubt it will suck.
Only problem I have with it, is that it's freakin' nascar looking. I HATE nascar.
Pretty much. "Driving in circles is popular. Let's make a move about it." It'll probably be a fine movie, but the concept itself holds no appeal for me.
BTW, was that the voice of Owen Wilson? He doesn't seem like the type of actor to do a car movie, but what do I know?
I doubt the Nascar style theme thing is the concept for the entire movie, it's probably just a couple of scenes.
Of course I might be wrong, but that's what would make sense to me
Confused
Originally posted by: PorBleemo
I just thought of something. Perhaps Pixar is going to release a more mediocre movie (Cars) to get out of the five movie deal with Disney. Then when they are operating themselves entirely they would start producing better movies again?
It is a VERY bad move by Disney (Eisner) to let Pixar go to another distributor especially when Disney's own animation division is producing flop after flop.
Originally posted by: K1052
The deal is up after Cars regardless. Pixar broke off talks for a new deal with Disney after months of negotiations. It looks like things got a little personal between Eisner and Jobs.
It is a VERY bad move by Disney (Eisner) to let Pixar go to another distributor especially when Disney's own animation division is producing flop after flop.
Originally posted by: royaldank
It is a VERY bad move by Disney (Eisner) to let Pixar go to another distributor especially when Disney's own animation division is producing flop after flop.
I agree. Bad move by Disney.
Originally posted by: jagec
Originally posted by: K1052
The deal is up after Cars regardless. Pixar broke off talks for a new deal with Disney after months of negotiations. It looks like things got a little personal between Eisner and Jobs.
It is a VERY bad move by Disney (Eisner) to let Pixar go to another distributor especially when Disney's own animation division is producing flop after flop.
Pixar was always much better than Disney...I'd love to see Pixar go independent again.
Originally posted by: Wag
Disney closed down their traditional 2D animation studio didn't they?
Without Pixar, what do they have?
Originally posted by: PorBleemo
I just thought of something. Perhaps Pixar is going to release a more mediocre movie (Cars) to get out of the five movie deal with Disney. Then when they are operating themselves entirely they would start producing better movies again?
Originally posted by: Strang
Originally posted by: PorBleemo
I just thought of something. Perhaps Pixar is going to release a more mediocre movie (Cars) to get out of the five movie deal with Disney. Then when they are operating themselves entirely they would start producing better movies again?
That would be a lame move on their part -- they'd be trading in their unmarred track record for the freedom (and uncertainty) that goes along with not being tied to Disney.
Originally posted by: glen
Also, Disney can buy, hire, and create a studio with the same skills and capabilities as Pixar
Originally posted by: glen
Pixar can find a distributor without Disney now.
Also, Disney can buy, hire, and create a studio with the same skills and capabilities as Pixar