I think the script for Moana is already written. I'm expecting to read, "Not as good as Zootopia" a hundred thousand times.DisneyEra wrote:You can only imagine the added pressure the Moana team is facing. The Moana team better bring it in June with that 1st trailer
I will be expecting the "Moana is no Elsa"Disney's Divinity wrote:I think the script for Moana is already written. I'm expecting to read, "Not as good as Zootopia" a hundred thousand times.DisneyEra wrote:You can only imagine the added pressure the Moana team is facing. The Moana team better bring it in June with that 1st trailer
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Meet the Robinsons is the first film in which John Lasseter is credited as executive producer, but the studio now seems to count Bolt as the first film from the Lasseter era.BK wrote:Not sure if we count Meet the Robinsons and Chicken Little? When did Lasseter come on?
The documentary was really interesting. I wish they had done documentaries like this one for the rest of the latest WDAS films too. Could this be the same “feature length documentary” that is planned to be on the blu-ray? The titles are not the same, but would they have done another documentary for the film when they already had this one?DisneyEra wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3pF9owYlRI[/youtube]
Source: http://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p ... stcount=58The Origin of an Animal Tale - The Zootopia you know and love is not the same film as it originally started. In this feature length documentary, join the filmmakers on an epic tale taking us from Zootopia Spy Movie origins and through a shocking story shift that turned the whole movie upside down, bringing you the film we know and love today.
On the plus side, at least this should encourage more and more female leads.
Atlantica, they are currently doing meet and greets at Disney California Adventure. If I see them and can convince my kids to pose with them, I'll upload pics to my Instagram account.Atlantica wrote:Apparently there has been a bit of a situation in Disney parks, as Nick and Judy don't currently do character meet and greets. And they are massively requested every single day by most guests. Wonder why Disney is delaying it so much
Same! Although I love the princesses, it's nice when Disney realizes that there is interest beyond just them.Atlantica wrote:Keeping EVERYTHING crossed that it does indeed hit that mark ! Not only because it deserves it, but it will prove to Disney that its not just Princesses that get embraced by the world !
I agree, I don't think Alice will make as much as it did previously, even though ironically enough it looks better than the first one.estefan wrote:Captain America: Civil War, Finding Dory and Rogue One also look likely to get to a billion dollars. Moana and Alice Through the Looking Glass have a possibility, too, but I think Alice (while still being very successful) will make less than its predecessor. Either way, Disney is going to be one very happy studio this year.
It's interesting how the male-lead films such as Wreck-It Ralph and Big Hero 6 didn't gross nearly as much as Zootopia and Frozen. If Zootopia had had Nick as the main character rather than Judy, I wonder if that would have changed things.Disney's Divinity wrote:I haven't seen this yet, but I'm still hoping it doesn't manage to pass Frozen's worldwide gross.
Source: http://www.forbes.com/sites/scottmendel ... 9b06c4443aNot to be outdone, Zootopia opened with $4 million in Japan, which is its final territory. The film scored the third-biggest Walt Disney Animation debut in said territory, behind Big Hero 6 and Frozen. More importantly, the film crossed the $900m mark worldwide, making it the second-biggest Disney animation release (sans reissues) ever, between The Lion King and Frozen. It is the eighth-biggest animated film of all time worldwide, having surpassed Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs. Next up is the $919m cume of Shrek 2 (in 2D and back in 2004). The animated gem has earned $316.4m domestic and $590.7m overseas for a $907.136m worldwide cume.
