And you just know that THAT's gonna happen.

I'd expect a sequel in around three years, once Disney's done with their Toy Story 3.

Edited a couple of posts here. Let's keep this on track people.

And Ed, please post your works on your own site (copyrighting something here is not only obnoxious, but also public domain).

Ask him what happened to the second half of his movie.

Of course, it's DIRECTED by a Jew, too!

John Henry didn't even get a proper release!

Finished in 2000, it sat on the shelf until it got bunged on the front of Return To NeverLand and the American Legends DVD in early 2002.

Hmmm... Yes, odd that we should be at odds over this one! :) I was just hoping that the move away from straight buddy pictures, starting with Nemo (which Stanton admitted they knew they were getting into a rut with and were trying to move away from) and especially with the Incredibles, obviously. Bu...

GeorgeC wrote:I think "Runaway Brain" was the last Disney short nominated for an Oscar (1996).

Destino, 2004.

I'm just gonna stick with being disappointed and having the feeling that it's going to be the usual Pixar buddy fest. And since when should we start giving people the benefit of the doubt, when, frankly, there shouldn't BE any doubt! Then there's this "well, let's see how it turns out" lark. Have yo...

Not that I know of.

I'd go as far as to say this was not an animated film, but an action film that just happened to be in the animated genre. I get your sentiment, but animation is not a genre. :) Now, if you'd said "an action film that just happened to be animated", or "an animated film that just happened to be in th...

Just saw this at the site link, and not that impressed. This is the first Pixar film that doesn't exist in a "believable" world. I mean, the Toy Stories had moving toys in an everday world, Bug's Life had insects in an everyday world, Monsters were imaginary characters that lived in THEIR everyday w...

Thanks Wolf Tooth!!

Well, am I the only one who's disappointed that they went with the oh-so-ovbious, generic eyes in the windshield routine? I was kinda hoping for Pixar to use their magic are convincingly bring cars to life (and yeah, the headbeam-eye idea is almost as bad, but more logical). I mean, how do the human...

Thanks for pointing that out George.

Luckily, my review copy was a-okay! Phew!

Welcome back to the fold Wolf Tooth!