Similar to the other topic:
http://www.dvdizzy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=29311
This time, we're doing our dream projects for Pixar. So here we go.
Timebox
Two little girls, named Kristen and Amanda, adopt two Norwegian Forrest kittens, Hed and Tex, with Hed as the head of the group, and Tex as the texture of what inspires him. As Kristen and Amanda grow older, as with the cats, and their mother died, they have a funeral, but Hed and Tex try to go back in time by making their own timebox, to go to their adventures to prevent the mother's death, but they can't because they'll alter the past.
Make Your Own Pixar Animated Feature(s)
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Hmm ... isn't "altering the past" exactly what the two kittens must do to prevent the mother's death?
Lemme see ...
Little Peter Inside the Hippopotamus
A 6 year old boy named Peter visits the zoo with his family, only to accidentally wander inside a sleeping hippopotamus's open nostril. Inside the hippo, Peter befriends the stomach, the heart and the intestines (which are depicted as friendly and anthropomorphic) and learns that nothing is as important as courage and friendship.
He makes it out at the end when the hippo sneezes, but misses his friends (especially the intestines).
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God that was stupid.
Lemme see ...
Little Peter Inside the Hippopotamus
A 6 year old boy named Peter visits the zoo with his family, only to accidentally wander inside a sleeping hippopotamus's open nostril. Inside the hippo, Peter befriends the stomach, the heart and the intestines (which are depicted as friendly and anthropomorphic) and learns that nothing is as important as courage and friendship.
He makes it out at the end when the hippo sneezes, but misses his friends (especially the intestines).
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God that was stupid.
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BUMP!
The Italian Groove.
Just Pixar's first attempt at making a musical set in Italy, similar to the Road to... movies with Crosby and Hope. In this film, two friends, Neil (voiced by Jason Seigel) and Nash (voiced by John C. Reilly) bet on a game in Las Vegas to go to Italy to see Rome, and see Maxine (voiced by Amy Adams), a woman held hostage in Italy by her sister, Liz (voiced by Michelle Williams), so its up to Neil and Nash to get Maxine out of Italian prison. it is accompanied by Looney Tunes-esque/Tom and Jerry-esque humor.
The Italian Groove.
Just Pixar's first attempt at making a musical set in Italy, similar to the Road to... movies with Crosby and Hope. In this film, two friends, Neil (voiced by Jason Seigel) and Nash (voiced by John C. Reilly) bet on a game in Las Vegas to go to Italy to see Rome, and see Maxine (voiced by Amy Adams), a woman held hostage in Italy by her sister, Liz (voiced by Michelle Williams), so its up to Neil and Nash to get Maxine out of Italian prison. it is accompanied by Looney Tunes-esque/Tom and Jerry-esque humor.
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Two anthropomorphic animals/objects (voiced by current celebrities) don't get along well but then they meet up with third celebrity voice-actor and it turns into a buddy comedy film as the three turn into best pals.
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Jigsaw
A scientist named Nick (cliche, I know) finds a letter in the mail with an encrypted message. The message only contains one piece to a jigsaw puzzle. He learns the world will end unless he finds every other piece to the complicated puzzle (which has 5000 pieces). The journey takes him around the world as he painstakingly tries to collect the pieces, complete the puzzle, and save mankind.
A scientist named Nick (cliche, I know) finds a letter in the mail with an encrypted message. The message only contains one piece to a jigsaw puzzle. He learns the world will end unless he finds every other piece to the complicated puzzle (which has 5000 pieces). The journey takes him around the world as he painstakingly tries to collect the pieces, complete the puzzle, and save mankind.