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I've merged your thread with an older one on 2005 films, not because you were expected to find it, but because there's a lot of insightful comments on the upcoming films that can amplify discussions. If merging with an older thread doesn't get the type of response hoped for, then I'll split them up.

The poll is clearly dated.

Nothing i'm looking forward to.

But I voted Cars because even though it may seem kind of weird to me, Pixar made it so it should be pretty good.

Luke wrote:I've merged your thread with an older one on 2005 films, not because you were expected to find it, but because there's a lot of insightful comments on the upcoming films that can amplify discussions. If merging with an older thread doesn't get the type of response hoped for, then I'll split them up.

The poll is clearly dated.

Ah cool, thanks. Sorry I didn't see the original thread.

And as for Cars, looks good, but I'm not a fan of Pixar to be honest so I won't see it.

This poll needs some serious updates. First off, Cars and Shaggy Dog have been pushed back to 2006. Plus, there's others coming out this year that aren't on the poll, e.g. The Pacifier, Greatest Game Ever Played, HHG2TG, etc.

Yeah, since Cars aint coming out til aught six, LWW it is.

Just Myself wrote:This poll needs some serious updates. First off, Cars and Shaggy Dog have been pushed back to 2006. Plus, there's others coming out this year that aren't on the poll, e.g. The Pacifier, Greatest Game Ever Played, HHG2TG, etc.

Like I said...

Luke wrote:The poll is clearly dated.

The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe! I hope it's good!

Fine, I'll update the poll. Here are the final results to the original.

Which 2005 Disney film are you most looking forward to?
Cars 30% [ 22 ]
Chicken Little 15% [ 11 ]
Herbie: Fully Loaded 2% [ 2 ]
Ice Princess 1% [ 1 ]
The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe 43% [ 31 ]
The Shaggy Dog 5% [ 4 ]
Sky High 0% [ 0 ]
Pooh's Heffalump Movie 1% [ 1 ]

Total Votes : 72

I left off <i>Howl's Moving Castle</i> because Studio Ghibli fans would be mad at me classifying it as a "Disney" picture. While <i>Valiant</i> seems somewhat the same case (though as far as I know, Disney doesn't finance <i>Howl's</i>, only pays to distribute in the US), but until I see a "Vanguard" fanboy, I think I'm safe listing it. Also didn't include <i>Hitchhiker's</i>, since it's Touchstone now and all that. I've read that <i>Valiant</i> could wind up a Touchstone, but that'd just be silly.

I voted for The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe.