I watched Howard and it was great and emotional and sad. I recommend it.

Trousdale and Wise, the directors of the original film, talk about the remake: “I have mixed feelings about the live-action remakes. On one hand, it’s great to have been involved in movies that have had so much longevity and have created so much affection for them in the audience that they’d be exci...

But did you notice that the standard is not in 4K?

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August 6th, 2020, 3:26 pm

Thanks Farerb!

You're welcome.

Though I'm not really a fan of Jennifer Lee, I'm glad Lasseter is not there anymore. Seems like he treated people, who made better movies than he did, like crap, maybe it's an ego thing. I'm surprised that Alan Menken is fine working for him.

Yes, I'm putting here the source: Both directors have left Disney Animation and John Musker has been animating his own three-and-a-half minute short film from home, which he hopes to premiere at a future Annecy Festival. Ron Clements is working on a retrospective book about his forty-five years at D...

Why did Moana give you that vibe?

Did you mean out of the directors that are currently at WDAS or did you mean that non of the Renaissance directors are good? Anyway they're not working at WDAS anymore.

Disney Eyeing Tom Hanks To Play Geppetto In Robert Zemeckis’ ‘Pinocchio’
https://deadline.com/2020/08/tom-hanks- ... 202998669/

Interesting. I know that Ron Clements is writing a book about his time at WDAS so maybe he'll write about all of this.

How much would you say he was involved with later WDAS films? Cause I feel like he was more strict with Pixar than with WDAS (for example Brave vs Frozen) cause I personally felt like Moana felt more Musker and Clements than The Princess and the Frog did.

But wouldn't he be worried about WDAS making glorious animated classics in CGI, which they actually did this last decade while Pixar's offerings were not that great?

I think he might suggest that the DTV helped shape people's mind that hand drawn animation is cheap which might led to people not having an interest in them anymore. Lasseter might have had a hand in their death, but Michael Eisner was the one who decided that Disney would no longer do hand drawn th...

Hopefully it will be better than Onward and not as pretentious as Docter's films tend to be. I'm looking forward to this, but not as much as I look forward to Encanto.

What exactly did she do to Pixar?

I never liked him ever since what he did to Brenda Chapman.