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Thanks for the info! And Fox still has the Star Wars movies until 2020, I believe. Do you mean they'll own all Star Wars films that are released before 2020, or 2020 is the year Fox's rights to Star Wars expires? By the way, I see your forum name is "estefan". You don't happen to be Mr. Co...

Does Disney's purchase of Lucasfilm also mean that Disney now owns the non-Star Wars, non-Indiana Jones films that Lucasfilm made ("Radioland Murders", "Labyrinth", "American Graffiti", etc.), or is just "Star Wars" and "Indiana Jones"? I know they p...

I'd always read before that Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas - like all of Disney's direct-to-vido animated fare - was made by DisneyToon studios. However, TV tropes (http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/RedRoverStudios) and wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Rover_Studio...

It's not that I mind stories without good vs. evil. I also agree that many Miyazaki films really don't have villains, but it doesn't seem like Spirited Away is one of those films. I don't see how Yubaba could be seen as anything other than a villain; it's implied that by stealing their names she'll ...

I've noticed several reviews of Studio Ghibli films on this site say something like "Studio Ghibli films never have black-and-white morality, everyone is morally gray". But what about Spirited Away ? Isn't it pretty clear-cut that Chihiro and Haku are good and Yubaba is evil? I can't think...

Suppose you could change Disney's policies and have the company make, get rid of, or do anything you wanted. What would you do?

These are two nature shows that used to be on Zoog Disney (not sure if I'm spelling Umba Muckumba right) and I was just wondering if anyone besides me remembered them and why they're not on ultimate disney's tv show page (http://www.dvdizzy.com/tvshows.html). Should I e-mail ultimate disney and ment...

How do I notify the site that there's a mistake in one of its reviews? The review of the Fantasia & Fantasia 2000: 2 Movie Collection ( http://www.dvdizzy.com/fantasia-fantasia2000-2moviecollection.html ) claims "Over on Fantasia 2000's disc, we get the two commentaries that were recorded f...

By the way, did anyone see the youtube disney villains video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dhHJ2yCgQY

It's pretty amusing and well done.

The Beast was not intended to be a villain, audiences just thought he was, it is the audience and individual person who would call him one, while most of the people who worked on Beauty and the Beast would never have classified him as a villain. Fictional or not, it's a person's evil actions that m...

Another thing I notice is the villain always have to be something people always think as a villain: Pirates, Cats(Shere Kahn, Siamese twin, lucifer, Prince John and Scar), tall dark dressed supernaturals(Mally,Ursula, queen, Jafar, and Hades.) I don't know of anyone who thinks of cats as villains, ...

Goliath wrote:Who the hell is 'Bowler Hat Guy'?

The villain of a CGI film Disney made without Pixar called "Meet the Robinsons". You can read about it at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meet_The_Robinsons

I highly reccomend the film, by the way. It's a lot of fun.

WHY should a character be more complex by having some normal or nice intentions, though? This is drama, let evil be evil. Agreed. I like good vs. evil stories. I never got why complex meant "they do good and bad things". You can be complex just by how you developed your crazy obsessions w...

If he can't have Esmeralda, nobody can. Of course, he's also very much a racist, so falling for someone who's race he despises is very complex. Without going into this too much (for obvious reasons) this is actually fairly common - I believe its an form of what's known as "sexual racism"....

BelleGirl wrote:About captain Hook: I thought his hand was eaten by the crocodile??

Pan cut off Hook's hand and then fed it to the crocodile.

I actually thought that Bowler Hat Guy's motives were very believable and very understandable. It was one of the rare cases where I believed that a villain had a right to go after the hero. But his fate is also a bit different from other Disney villains: in the end he is redeemed, while most other ...

The motives of Disney's villains are all rather superficial. There's no complexity to their evil, just shallow desires. When you see someone prettier, do you want to kill them? Or when something doesn't go your way, does that mean you go off and torture innocent people? I guess it does for these vi...

But I refuse to believe that The Walt Disney Company is the only media conglomerate who does this (not that this justifies it, but still). If it seemed like I was implying that, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to. I'm sure there are other media conglomerates that do it as well, and certainly corporations ...

But doesn't that same logic also mean that it doesn't matter if you buy Disney dolls or other merchandise because they'll still make plenty of money without you, thus making it pointless for you to avoid the products for the reason you described? No, because I don't want to own anything that was ma...

There seems to be a Disney film missing from this site's list of animated films other then the classics series (http://www.ultimatedisney.com/ultimateanimated.htm). It's called Roadside Romeo (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roadside_Romeo). Anyone know of a way to let the webmaster or masters know thi...