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Bastards...
So they killed the sequel... Lets hope they did it for the right reasons. TS3 would have obviously made bank. Maybe they are looking forward to more new and original film concepts.
Why did this merger give me flashbacks to Anikin and Palpatine?
John Lasseter, the creative chief of Pixar Animation Studios, has wasted no time asserting who is boss after Pixar's takeover by Walt Disney - by stopping production of Toy Story 3, the controversial sequel to the two wildly successful animated films.
The original Toy Story, completed in 1995, was the first major collaboration between Pixar and Disney. Thehighly lucrative partnership went on to produce the hits Toy Story 2, A Bug's Life, Finding Nemo, Monsters Inc and The Incredibles.
However, the joint venture became strained, partly because of personality clashes between the then Disney chief executive, Michael Eisner, and Pixar's chief executive, Steve Jobs, and partly because of Disney's desire to keep the Toy Story franchise running with a third and forth movie.
So they killed the sequel... Lets hope they did it for the right reasons. TS3 would have obviously made bank. Maybe they are looking forward to more new and original film concepts.
Why did this merger give me flashbacks to Anikin and Palpatine?