Disney's rumored next 2d animated film *here we go again*

[DisneyJedi]

Did any of the Pooh movie's underperformances (if any of them DID underperfom) deter the image of Winnie the Pooh and his friends?

I really don't see how a Mickey Mouse movie will deter his image. We've been waiting for it to happen for years.

[TsWade2]

Is the Mickey Mouse feature still in development or has it been axed? No one has heard anything about it in a long time.

Burny Mattinson did some beat boards for a Mickey-Donald-Goofy project. Nothing has been developed beyond those at this point.

Source: http://animationguildblog.blogspot.com/ ... oners.html


I've read elsewhere that executives feel that a 'Mickey Mouse' feature would be very risky for the company because if it underperformed it would be detrimental for Disney's image (since Mickey is the icon of the company and of its sub-divisions) and it would negatively impact the Mickey Mouse franchise (which is Disney's #1 franchise in sales).

What do you know? Are you working at the Disney Studios> If you're not, what do you know? I want Disney to do hand drawn movie of Mickey, DOnald, and Goofy, so Disney can make hand drawn tv series for Disney Channel. Even though they have no plot yet. So, what do you know? Are you trying to make us miserable and go crazy and say something mean to Bob Iger?

[Sotiris]

Did any of the Pooh movie's underperformances (if any of them DID underperfom) deter the image of Winnie the Pooh and his friends?

'Pooh' is not as a big franchise as 'Mickey' and thus they are more willing to take risks with it. Besides the new Winnie the Pooh movie was created specifically to rejuvenated the 'Pooh' franchise whose sales were eradicating year by year. However, the 'Mickey Mouse' franchise doesn't have that problem so there's no reason to jeopardize that with a feature film. I'm not saying I agree with them; I'm just explaining how they're thinking.

Are you trying to make us miserable and go crazy and say something mean to Bob Iger?

What?

[TsWade2]

Did any of the Pooh movie's underperformances (if any of them DID underperfom) deter the image of Winnie the Pooh and his friends?

'Pooh' is not as a big franchise as 'Mickey' and thus they are more willing to take risks with it. Besides the new Winnie the Pooh movie was created specifically to rejuvenated the 'Pooh' franchise whose sales were eradicating year by year. However, the 'Mickey Mouse' franchise doesn't have that problem so there's no reason to risk that with a feature film.

Are you trying to make us miserable and go crazy and say something mean to Bob Iger?

What?

Okay, are you saying this, as your opinion or you're saying it that they might officially cancel that idea so they can keep doing MickeyMouse Clubhpuse for the next hundred years of misery?

[Sotiris]

Okay, are you saying this, as your opinion or you're saying it that they might officially cancel that idea so they keep doing Mickey Mouse Clubhouse for the next hundred years of misery?

Even if they did go ahead and made a 'Mickey Mouse' feature, they still might not use hand-drawn animation but CG. Either way, a hand-drawn feature film does not mean it will translate into a hand-drawn TV series. (Just look at the new hand-drawn Winnie the Pooh film; it was not followed by a new hand-drawn series but by a live-action/CG hybrid one).

'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse' is doing very high ratings, so much so that they've created two spin-offs ('Minnie's Bow Toons' and 'Minnie's Bow-Tique Hotel'). They have clearly invested in CG Mickey and they wouldn't want to jeopardize that by authoring another 'Mickey' series in a different medium.

[TsWade2]

I made a booboo. Sorry.

[TsWade2]

Okay, are you saying this, as your opinion or you're saying it that they might officially cancel that idea so they keep doing Mickey Mouse Clubhouse for the next hundred years of misery?

Even if they did go ahead and made a 'Mickey Mouse' feature, they still might not use hand-drawn animation but CG. Either way, a hand-drawn feature film does not mean it will translate into hand-drawn TV series. (Just look at the new hand-drawn Winnie the Pooh film; it was not followed by a new hand-drawn series but by a live-action/CG hybrid one).

'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse' is doing very high ratings, so much so that they've created two spin-offs ('Minnie's Bow Toons' and 'Minnie's Bow-Tique Hotel'). They have clearly invested in CG Mickey and they wouldn't want to jeopardize that by authoring another 'Mickey' series in a different medium.

We want hand drawn and I'm sick and tired of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse!

[DisneyJedi]

Okay, are you saying this, as your opinion or you're saying it that they might officially cancel that idea so they keep doing Mickey Mouse Clubhouse for the next hundred years of misery?

Even if they did go ahead and made a 'Mickey Mouse' feature, they still might not use hand-drawn animation but CG. Either way, a hand-drawn feature film does not mean it will translate into hand-drawn TV series. (Just look at the new hand-drawn Winnie the Pooh film; it was not followed by a new hand-drawn series but by a live-action/CG hybrid one).

'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse' is doing very high ratings, so much so that they've created two spin-offs ('Minnie's Bow Toons' and 'Minnie's Bow-Tique Hotel'). They have clearly invested in CG Mickey and they wouldn't want to jeopardize that by authoring another 'Mickey' series in a different medium.

Oh, come on!!! What's it gonna take to convince them that we want a hand-drawn Mickey Mouse movie?!

[TsWade2]

Oh look, what have we here?

Someone on TAG has an opinion and what that person is making a request about the future Mickey Mouse movie. Let's hear what he or she has to say:

Anonymous said...
I keep hearing rumors about a Mickey Mouse feature in the works. Wouldn't that HAVE to be hand-drawn, at least partially, for it to work at all?

(Never mind Mickey Mouse Playhouse. The CG model of Mickey in that show is cute and all, but the public thinks of Mickey in 2D, mostly because that's how he appears on merchandising. A completely CG Mouse movie wouldn't appeal to the public at all IMO).

And Floyd, your crack about Lion King is spot-on. Its success made Robert-"Let's-buy-Marvel-and-Avatar-because-our-own-stuff-won't-cut-it-anymore"-Iger look pretty goddamn stupid.

Source: http://animationguildblog.blogspot.com/ ... toids.html

Ah ha! Sounds like people are argeeing with us for wanting our Mickey Mouse movie to be hand drawn. So.....SNAP!

[DisneyJedi]

^But.... how do we KNOW it's possible the movie would be hand-drawn?

[TsWade2]

^But.... how do we KNOW it's possible the movie would be hand-drawn?

Hmmm good question. But my point is, there is as in now, that there is no evidence that if the new Mickey Mouse movie should be CG. So it may be possible for Burny Mattison sake will be hand drawn.

[SWillie!]

DisneyJedi and TsWade would be best friends in real life for sure.

[Sotiris]

Here's a look at the high property value of 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse':

• Ratings for 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse' are up by double-digit percentages over year-ago. Look out for new content through 2015!

• All-new themed movie events will begin in Fall 2011 on Disney Junior, optimizing reach and frequency with viewers.

• Coming in Fall 2011 on Disney Junior, will be a short form series, called 'Minnie Bow-Toons'. For 2013, a full-length series debuts for Mickey's #1 gal pal with 'Minnie's Bow-tique Hotel'.

• Forbes magazine ranks 'Mickey Mouse' as the world's most valuable character.

• 'Mickey Mouse' is the #1 Character for The Walt Disney Company and #1 Character Franchise in the world.

• Mickey and his friends star in Disney's highest-rated preschool show, 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse'.

• Mickey regularly appears on the Children's Billboard Top 40 Chart and has sold over over 3.8 million albums including the top-selling 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse' Soundtrack.

• The 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse' site for preschoolers receives 375 thousand visitors a week. On average, each visitor consumes 7.5 pages of content.

• Mickey is supported year-round by every division of The Walt Disney Company with renewed emphasis on his new TV series, 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse'.

• 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse', which launched in May 2006, airs every day on Disney Channel's Disney Junior block and has become a top-rated series with its target audience of preschool kids ages 2-5.

• 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse' books are currently sold in 48 countries and are published in 25 languages. Over 21 million books have been sold worldwide.

• Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment continues to release DVD titles based on the 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse' series.

Source: https://www.disneyconsumerproducts.com/ ... l&region=0

[TsWade2]

Here's a look at the high property value of 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse':

• Ratings for 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse' are up by double-digit percentages over year-ago. Look out for new content through 2015!

• All-new themed movie events will begin in Fall 2011 on Disney Junior, optimizing reach and frequency with viewers.

• Coming in Fall 2011 on Disney Junior, will be a short form series, called 'Minnie Bow-Toons'. For 2013, a full-length series debuts for Mickey's #1 gal pal with 'Minnie's Bow-tique Hotel'.

• Forbes magazine ranks 'Mickey Mouse' as the world's most valuable character.

• 'Mickey Mouse' is the #1 Character for The Walt Disney Company and #1 Character Franchise in the world.

• Mickey and his friends star in Disney's highest-rated preschool show, 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse'.

• Mickey regularly appears on the Children's Billboard Top 40 Chart and has sold over over 3.8 million albums including the top-selling 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse' Soundtrack.

• The 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse' site for preschoolers receives 375 thousand visitors a week. On average, each visitor consumes 7.5 pages of content.

• Mickey is supported year-round by every division of The Walt Disney Company with renewed emphasis on his new TV series, 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse'.

• 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse', which launched in May 2006, airs every day on Disney Channel's Disney Junior block and has become a top-rated series with its target audience of preschool kids ages 2-5.

• 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse' books are currently sold in 48 countries and are published in 25 languages. Over 21 million books have been sold worldwide.

• Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment continues to release DVD titles based on the 'Mickey Mouse Clubhouse' series.

Source: https://www.disneyconsumerproducts.com/ ... l&region=0

Oh and it's going to end in 2015?

[Sotiris]

Oh and it's going to end in 2015?

No, it means that the current contract expires in 2015. Then it's going to be renewed.

[TsWade2]

Oh and it's going to end in 2015?

No, it means that the current contract expires in 2015. Then it's going to be renewed.

You know what? That's it! I surrender! Thanks for making my life miserable, Sotiris! Now, I'm losing hope for Disney! I'm going to be so miserable for the rest of my freakin life!

[SWillie!]

No, it means that the current contract expires in 2015. Then it's going to be renewed.

You know what? That's it! I surrender! Thanks for making my life miserable, Sotiris! Now, I'm losing hope for Disney! I'm going to be so miserable for the rest of my freakin life!

The sad thing is that you aren't a troll.

[Super Aurora]

DisneyJedi and TsWade would be lovers in real life for sure.

i know, right?

[DisneyJedi]

DisneyJedi and TsWade would be lovers in real life for sure.

i know, right?

You know what, Aurora? Knock it off!

You act like you hate me, I don't know why and I'm pretty fucking sick of it! Each opportunity you get, you use it as a way of insulting me. I mean, really. How would you feel if the roles were reversed and I was constantly trolling YOU?

[UmbrellaFish]

I just don't know what to say...