
The Princess and the Frog
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Princess and the Frog animation outsourced?? (comments section, bottom.)
(Just a rumor--nothing definite. I understand that a lot of the conceptual work is in-house but this is referring to the actual animation.)
If it is true though, (and of course it might not be) then it makes John Lassetter's comments on Rotten Tomatoes
about Pixar guys loving 2d that much more hilarious....
http://animationguildblog.blogspot.com/ ... at-is.html
(Just a rumor--nothing definite. I understand that a lot of the conceptual work is in-house but this is referring to the actual animation.)
If it is true though, (and of course it might not be) then it makes John Lassetter's comments on Rotten Tomatoes
about Pixar guys loving 2d that much more hilarious....

http://animationguildblog.blogspot.com/ ... at-is.html
You can’t just have your characters announce how they feel! That makes me feel angry!
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I just don't get why they don't get the Pixar guys who want to work in 2D move over to Disney, or even help Disney out on Bolt and the like by loaning them some Pixar people.
I wouldn't be surprised to see this going James Baxter's route until they get a good team back in there. The very least is that they could use the Australian guys...wow, they started churning out good looking work towards the end there, and they're familiar with these types of characters.
I wouldn't be surprised to see this going James Baxter's route until they get a good team back in there. The very least is that they could use the Australian guys...wow, they started churning out good looking work towards the end there, and they're familiar with these types of characters.
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But so is (was) Enchanted. 
EDIT: I'm not in any way trying to minimize the work done on it, which I know was James Baxter's expert team of Disney people....I'm sure it's great...just that, like TPATF and Bolt, I think Enchanted should have been getting much more of a marketing push from Lassetter, because basically, it is the long-awaited "return of 2d to the screen".....even if it's only 15 minutes worth, it's still traditional animation on the big screen--from the Walt Disney Company.

EDIT: I'm not in any way trying to minimize the work done on it, which I know was James Baxter's expert team of Disney people....I'm sure it's great...just that, like TPATF and Bolt, I think Enchanted should have been getting much more of a marketing push from Lassetter, because basically, it is the long-awaited "return of 2d to the screen".....even if it's only 15 minutes worth, it's still traditional animation on the big screen--from the Walt Disney Company.
You can’t just have your characters announce how they feel! That makes me feel angry!
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Yep, she does. There are previews up all over YouTube and on recent DisneyDVDs, only now she has split her name to make it Tinker Bell (she never had an e on the end).
This is supposedly a prequel deal, before she met Pan. I actually quite like the idea (Tink has always been used by Disney - including Walt himself - outside Pan).
This is supposedly a prequel deal, before she met Pan. I actually quite like the idea (Tink has always been used by Disney - including Walt himself - outside Pan).
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*watched some clips from the Tinker Bell movie*
Interesting, it looks really nice. I love the new Pixie Hollow stories a lot so I am glad they are making a movie to go with them. I just wish that the faeries' costumes were a little more like the illustrations in the books because those are really gorgeous. But that might be too much to ask to be done on something that doesn't have as huge of a budget because it is a direct to video children's release.
anyway back on topic, frog Princess ^.^
Interesting, it looks really nice. I love the new Pixie Hollow stories a lot so I am glad they are making a movie to go with them. I just wish that the faeries' costumes were a little more like the illustrations in the books because those are really gorgeous. But that might be too much to ask to be done on something that doesn't have as huge of a budget because it is a direct to video children's release.
anyway back on topic, frog Princess ^.^
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