ajmrowland wrote:^I'm not sure they really had that.
they had a "no sequel unless they are as good as the original" policy...
now apparently that goes in the trash bin. I was never expecting Monsters Uni to be any good to be honest (I am still giving it the benefit of the doubt though) and now saying that we are going to see more sequels coming... I guess Disney's seeds have grown...
I'd beg to differ. Disney pressurized Pixar into making Cars 2 and that movie's so far been the exception; not the rule. I know it's all a matter of opinion, but to me-and apparently Pixar, and many big name critics-TS2 and 3 were every bit as good as the original.
We havent really seen anything of Monsters' University, and coming from me-the skeptic on all things franchising-I think you're being unduly harsh in your judgement of the movie when we havent even seen more than a couple model renderings and some concept art.
ajmrowland wrote:
I'd beg to differ. Disney pressurized Pixar into making Cars 2 and that movie's so far been the exception; not the rule. I know it's all a matter of opinion, but to me-and apparently Pixar, and many big name critics-TS2 and 3 were every bit as good as the original.
We havent really seen anything of Monsters' University, and coming from me-the skeptic on all things franchising-I think you're being unduly harsh in your judgement of the movie when we havent even seen more than a couple model renderings and some concept art.
I don't believe those "pressure" rumours. I've read a lot of times that Pixar made monsters uni and ts3 (which I loved) because there were some legsl obligation from when Disney had started making sequels for nearly every Pixar movie. Cars 2 was just something Lasseter wanted.
Lnds500 wrote:Cars 2 was just something Lasseter wanted.
That is very true. Lasseter debunked the rumors that Disney pressured Pixar into making another Cars feature in many interviews. Lasseter also explained multiple times that inspiration for Cars 2 came from his own experiences when doing press junkets all over the world for Pixar's films. Both the first and the second Cars are based on Lasseter's concepts and ideas. The Cars universe is his pet project.
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Lnds500 wrote:Cars 2 was just something Lasseter wanted.
That is very true. Lasseter debunked the rumors that Disney pressured Pixar into making another Cars feature, in many interviews. Lasseter also explained multiple times that inspiration for Cars 2 came from his own experiences when doing press junkets all over the world for Pixar's films. Both the first and the second Cars are based on Lasseter's concepts and ideas. The Cars universe is his brainchild.
Those are my thoughts exactly as well. He's the only one with some creative clout that honestly seems to still be pushing for more Cars stuff.
Planes is Disney's influence since Pixar isn't even that involved with making it.
Lnds500 wrote:Cars 2 was just something Lasseter wanted.
That is very true. Lasseter debunked the rumors that Disney pressured Pixar into making another Cars feature, in many interviews. Lasseter also explained multiple times that inspiration for Cars 2 came from his own experiences when doing press junkets all over the world for Pixar's films. Both the first and the second Cars are based on Lasseter's concepts and ideas. The Cars universe is his brainchild.
Sotiris wrote:
That is very true. Lasseter debunked the rumors that Disney pressured Pixar into making another Cars feature, in many interviews. Lasseter also explained multiple times that inspiration for Cars 2 came from his own experiences when doing press junkets all over the world for Pixar's films. Both the first and the second Cars are based on Lasseter's concepts and ideas. The Cars universe is his brainchild.
basically, all of what I quoted. I dont obsess over these boards, so I didnt hear it. And also John is corporate now, so he might have a gun at his back with half the things he says, though you're explanation makes sense.
either way, my original point still stands. so far 1/4 sequels were generally ill-received, making cars 2 the exception. I'll take that back if MU is a bombshell.
This website is usually a good indication of what trailers are coming out very soon and it looks we will get our first glimpse of Monsters University in the coming weeks. I imagine it will play in front of Brave.
"There are two wolves and they are always fighting. One is darkness and despair. The other is light and hope. Which wolf wins? Whichever one you feed." - Casey Newton, Tomorrowland
First of all, I wonder if this movie is like some kind of long flashback kind of movie, starting at a college reunion. Secondly, I hope Totoro will still appear in the movie.
estefan wrote:This website is usually a good indication of what trailers are coming out very soon and it looks we will get our first glimpse of Monsters University in the coming weeks. I imagine it will play in front of Brave.
It definitely didn't play in front of the screening I saw in Australia (from memory, the only animated film they showed a preview for was Ice Age 4 and Madagascar 3). I was disappointed because I thought at the very least there would've been one for Wreck-It Ralph.
estefan wrote:This website is usually a good indication of what trailers are coming out very soon and it looks we will get our first glimpse of Monsters University in the coming weeks. I imagine it will play in front of Brave.
It definitely didn't play in front of the screening I saw in Australia (from memory, the only animated film they showed a preview for was Ice Age 4 and Madagascar 3). I was disappointed because I thought at the very least there would've been one for Wreck-It Ralph.
Uhm... hellooooo, it was just posted above hahaha! LOL
I actually really enjoyed that! Great animation and just great gags! I think this is better than the Brave trailers personally! Sully's fur animation looks great! (it kinda looks like the blue has become more blue/green but it may just be me )
Thank Robster16. I loved it!
All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them. - Walt Disney