is this out on dvd? If so, i'll go and buy it!Disney Duster wrote:Thank you, Finchx0rz for letting me know about "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" in The Lion King.
GoofyStitch, I was thinking of "Stand By Me", so thank you very much for that! But Super Aurora was right in "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" being in the Timon and Pumbaa television show, I've seen it.
Super Aurora, I couldn't find the episode on YouTube, but I did find out that it was episode 14 with the two adventures "Brazil Nuts" and "South Seas Sick" that had "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" after it.
Actually, some episodes are out on VHS, but not those episodes or "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" segment. I think they should release the whole show to DVD!Super Aurora wrote:is this out on dvd? If so, i'll go and buy it!Disney Duster wrote:Super Aurora, I couldn't find the episode on YouTube, but I did find out that it was episode 14 with the two adventures "Brazil Nuts" and "South Seas Sick" that had "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" after it.
And then Tarzan's GORGEOUS mother- she's SO DAMN pbeautiful!!!-could be turned into a mermaid by Triton who fell in love with her! Alice Greystocke is Ariel's mother!!yamiiguy wrote:I know it's not but so all films could take place in 1 ''world'' maybe the ship that sinks in the beginning is the same ship from the beginning of Tarzan
Ariel and Tarzan are siblings!!!
I think that Ariel and Flounder were not supposed to be wandering off, and Sebastian was looking for them, so Flounder was worried that Sebastian would find them. But then it turns out Sebastian has no time for that and has to perform...The Merman wrote:that sneap peack on the DVD dont make sence! First flouder says "we got to get back what is Sebastian..." And then a bit after Ariel swims towards sebastian he tries to stop her, even though Sebastian is there. So Sebastian is not suppose to know they are there, and Ariel knows this and still she swims towards him, its so confusing...
Not at all. "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest" is the most successful Disney film in history. "Toy Story 2" did better at the box office than "Toy Story." However, those sequels remained true to their original films, had a good solid story, and were wonderful films on their own merits. The problem alot of people have with Disney's direct to video animated sequels is that in most (or all) cases, they are not made by anybody who worked on the original film and are not what the original creators would have wanted. For example, I doubt Walt would have approved of "Bambi 2." That's not to say "Bambi 2" is bad, but it just didn't need to be made and was very slow paced. If that subplot had been part of the original film, it probably would have taken 5-10 minutes of screen time. They stretched it to 70 minutes. Another reason many Disney fans don't like the sequels is because the quality of animation can be so poor in some cases and they can also ruin the original film if you watch them back to back. My great example of that would be "Pocahontas 2." The animation was really cheap and nowhere near as fulid as the original. The music wasn't very good except for the song "Where Do I Go From Here." And why doesn't Pocahontas end up with John Smith? I know the creators were going for historical accuracy, but they weren't historically accurate with the first film and I think everyone wanted to see them end up with eachother. I would just assume leave it at the heart breaking finale of the first film with them seperating for what was supposed to be forever instead of having Pocahontas go to England and meet up with him, but marry someone else.Is it trendy to hate sequels?
Well, that's hard to do when you buy 50 copies of each movie.It is simple economics, if the poeple don't buy the sequels they'll stop making them.
Just kidding. The sales for this films is really a mixed bag and depends on the popularity of the first film. I predict that "The Little Mermaid 3" and "Cinderella 3" will sell like hot cakes, wheras I think "The Fox and the Hound 2" will undersell Disney's estimates.
hello, ursula is an octopus! how can she be blood related to a merman? 
maybe im having a brain fart here or something but did she actually DIE? i mean... i guess that can be assumed, but she COULD still be alive, couldn't she? i dont know.
I was thinking, what if Ursula and Triton's parents were an octopus and a merperson?Jasmine1022 wrote:wasnt there talk about king triton and ursula being, like, twins?
Yes, doesn't anyone wonder who Flotsam and Jetsam are? There are many questions about them. Are they brothers? Where did they come from? How did they become Ursula's lackeys? Did Ursula promise them power? I'd like to see some information on them, and their mysterious powers to show Ursula everything they see!Jasmine1022 wrote:i think they should have a movie about flotsam and jetsam.
You know, that makes a lot of sense. Wouldn't it be hilarious to see the King's attempts at making them...procreate? Another "Kiss the Girl"? Haha!atlanticaunderthesea wrote:Going on the sequels Disney have made, I think it should have been Cinderella to have a child in "Dreams Come True", as that is what her father-in-law wanted, and she seemed older.
