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Polizzi wrote:Could Disney's, "The Nightingale," be Disney's next animated movie? It looks amazing. They should post it on Wikipedia (forgive me, I could not help myself on using that site for reading information, at least it shows the sources at the bottom of the site to reveal where the sources was collected).

Actually i believe those images were for a propose Ramayama animated movie

And it won't be the last one that is hand-drawn despite all the people proclaiming doom and gloom for the future of pen and ink.

This piece of info makes me especially glad. Nice to see the suits thinking with their brains in regards to this.

robster16 wrote:I've also heard that many of the GREAT 2D animators ar working on Winnie The Pooh. Glen Keane will be supervising Christopher Robinson once he's done with Rapunzel with Andreas Deja doing tiger and Mark Henn doing Winnie, Kanga and Roo, etc...

This is the casting of the animators that I know:

Tony Bancroft .... supervising animator: "Eeyore"
Ross Blocher .... technical director
Sandro Cleuzo .... supervising animator: "Owl"
Andreas Deja .... supervising animator: "Tigger"
Anthony de Rosa .... supervising animator: "Piglet"
Eric Goldberg .... lead animator: "Heffalumps" and "Woozles"
Mark Henn .... lead animator: "Kanga" and "Roo"
Mark Henn .... supervising animator: "Winnie the Pooh"
Dennis M. Johnson .... assistant technical director
Burny Mattinson .... story supervisor
Nik Ranieri .... lead animator: "Gopher"
Nik Ranieri .... supervising animator: "Rabbit"

This comes from IMDB and they're usually pretty accurate. They had the info on The Princess and the Frog's supervising animators before most other sites did. Anyway, Eric Goldberg animating a Heffalumps and Woozles sequence is the best news ever. I think the animation in this film will be fantastic.

(Singing) Winnie the Pooh, Winnie the Pooh, Willie, Millie, Silly Old, Bear (or is it Nillie, but I think it is offensive, so I say Millie would be the best bet).

Ramayana looks beautiful! They should make that!

And I'm very excited for the new Pooh movie. See, so far no Pooh property has been able to manage the look of Pooh since CAPs, but I'd love to see them make a go at it, and hopefully this movie will be successful!

SWillie! wrote:Robster, can I ask where you get all your great information from? I'm jealous!! Hahaha

Plain and simple, I'm an avid google searcher and track several different Disney forums. If you look carefully you'd be surprised at what you could find online! Always keep your eyes and ears open...

Awesome! The artowork for Ramayana/The Nightingale is amazing.

Disney should make movies like that; Epic adventure movies, or movies based on legends and fairytales. Like Aladdin, Hercules, Pocahontas, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Mulan etc. All this Tangled (raping the Rapunzel story), Chicke Little etc crap has to stop... Disney could be so great and have a great future in animation, but now they survive on re-releasing their old classics, on Pixar-movies and on live-action movies like Pirates, Enchanted, Prince of Persia etc. Disneys animated movies the last years have been ok, but forgettable stuff (except for The Princess and the Frog).

Thank you so much for that list Patrick! I've never really thought about paying attention to IMDB for that kind of stuff. All of those names are such good news. And you're right about Eric Goldberg doing Heffalumps and Woozles. I just got a hundred times more excited for this movie.

Polizzi... why is "Nillie" offensive? Am I missing something? The song is definitely "Willy, nilly, silly old bear."

Robster - I've always thought I've done good, but you always find this awesome stuff! Guess I'll have to step up my game hahah

Has "Joe Jump" been renamed "Reboot Ralph"? Or is this a new movie that we have yet to hear anything about? Or is this completely bogus?

http://www.deadline.com/2010/05/musical ... y-studios/

Discuss.

SWillie! wrote:Has "Joe Jump" been renamed "Reboot Ralph"? Or is this a new movie that we have yet to hear anything about? Or is this completely bogus?

http://www.deadline.com/2010/05/musical ... y-studios/

Discuss.

What?! But they said they'd be doing a hand-drawn movie every two years, and obviously Joe Jump stole its spot in 2013!

SWillie! wrote:Has "Joe Jump" been renamed "Reboot Ralph"? Or is this a new movie that we have yet to hear anything about? Or is this completely bogus?

http://www.deadline.com/2010/05/musical ... y-studios/

Discuss.

I think reboot ralph is Joe Jump... but that is pure speculation. The animation guild blog should probably mention this soon.

DisneyJedi wrote:

SWillie! wrote:Has "Joe Jump" been renamed "Reboot Ralph"? Or is this a new movie that we have yet to hear anything about? Or is this completely bogus?

http://www.deadline.com/2010/05/musical ... y-studios/

Discuss.

What?! But they said they'd be doing a hand-drawn movie every two years, and obviously Joe Jump stole its spot in 2013!

That schedule claim seems to go out of whack now, given that a numerous future projects plans are now selves-snow queen included thanks to retarded Disney marketers and decison making.

It used to be be this, from what we gathered:

2009-(2D) TFaP
2010-(3D) Rapunzal
2011-(2D) Pooh
2012-(3D) King of Elves
2013-(2D) Snow Queen
2014-(3D) Joe Jump
2015-(2D) supposoely Ramayama or something

Now it's this

2009-(2D) TFaP
2010-(3D) Tangled
2011-(2D) Pooh
2012-???
2013- Reboot Ralph(?)
2014-????

There are apparently directors (including Clements and Musker) currently pitching hand-drawn projects to Lasseter, but I doubt they will be finished by the time 2012 rolls along, considering the 3-4 production period of an animated film. I guess that's why they pushed Brave to 2012, since Disney Animation has nothing to put there.

From what I've heard about the film, Reboot Ralph makes much more sense as a title than Joe Jump. It does remind me of that old show "Reboot" on Cartoon Network, though.

Margos wrote:From what I've heard about the film, Reboot Ralph makes much more sense as a title than Joe Jump. It does remind me of that old show "Reboot" on Cartoon Network, though.

That is a bad thing though, because I've heard that the Reboot series is being re-made as a CGI film trilogy. No idea when it'll be coming to theaters (or if it'll ultimately end up canceled; or if it'll be successful/good--since good and successful don't always have to go hand in hand), but it would be rather bad to have it named Reboot Ralph if another film is out there with the same name. Especially when they could've gone with Joe Jump (a far better name, imo).

Kind of reminds me of how the Avatar: The Last Airbender film dropped the first part because of the James Cameron film.

Disney's Divinity wrote: Kind of reminds me of how the Avatar: The Last Airbender film dropped the first part because of the James Cameron film.

Which is stupid as the cartoon series came before the Cameron film, so everyone would already be aware that it's called avatar.

Reschedules & Reboots...
http://blueskydisney.blogspot.com/2010/ ... boots.html

Huh, weird. Well, if there is another film at around the same time, they need to find a different name entirely....

wow i'm reading fromt hat link that the pooh movie is going to be release around July 15, same time as Harry Potter's Deathly Hallows part 2......

Disney is an idiot....

When I hear of Disney I always think of Walt and no he was not an idiot. But the same cannot be said about current executives majority of them are idiots.