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the Incredibles

Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2004 7:48 pm
by poohgirl
Does anyone know if Disney's new movie the Incredibles is going to be the last movie that Pixar and Disney colaborate on together?

Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2004 7:50 pm
by Luke
No, it is not. <i>Cars</i>, scheduled for Summer 2005, is the last one under the current agreement.

Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2004 9:09 pm
by Ludwig Von Drake
under the current agreement.
current agreement Luke, is there still a slim chance that they will get back together, I thought talks had broken off.

Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2004 10:11 pm
by deathie mouse
Well they'll probably renew the relationship when Eisner leaves and/or Jobs becomes Disney's CEO

:lol:

Posted: Thu Jun 10, 2004 10:22 pm
by Sully
Luke wrote:No, it is not. <i>Cars</i>, scheduled for Summer 2005, is the last one under the current agreement.
That's assuming that Pixar doesn't sign with a new distributor and take Disney to court over their refusal to allow Toy Story 2 to count as a movie.

Yeah, so I guess Pixar got 100% of the revenues for this non-movie that wasn't part of the contract. A judge would have a field day with that one. :lol:

I personally think that Pixar is playing nice on that end, and waiting for Eisner to leave to see if things can be patched up.

Posted: Fri Jun 11, 2004 1:03 am
by DreamerQ18
I tink it was last week there was a thread about the Monsters Inc. and a Bugs life Sequals if they were made would Pixar be making those to ? or would they be Cheap sequals I am asking because last time I received mixed answers.

Posted: Fri Jun 11, 2004 9:40 am
by AwallaceUNC
Well those two have just been announced. As for the budget, CGI team, and release type that Disney will assign to them, no one can yet say. Officially, and as of right now, Pixar will have no involvement with these whatsoever. There's lots of conjecture that this can change, though, as the Eisner situation changes. The whole deal with Pixar is volatile and subject to change at almost any time, so all we can really do is speculate at this point.

-Aaron

Posted: Fri Jun 11, 2004 10:10 am
by DreamerQ18
awallaceunc wrote:Well those two have just been announced. As for the budget, CGI team, and release type that Disney will assign to them, no one can yet say. Officially, and as of right now, Pixar will have no involvement with these whatsoever. There's lots of conjecture that this can change, though, as the Eisner situation changes. The whole deal with Pixar is volatile and subject to change at almost any time, so all we can really do is speculate at this point.

-Aaron
Okay well thanks for clearifying for me :) and I hope that if there are sequals Pixar does them :) .

Posted: Fri Jun 11, 2004 10:23 am
by 2099net
DreamerQ18 wrote:I tink it was last week there was a thread about the Monsters Inc. and a Bugs life Sequals if they were made would Pixar be making those to ? or would they be Cheap sequals I am asking because last time I received mixed answers.
I think its also important to point out films are 'developed' all the time, but only about a quarter of them ever make it out of "production hell". Just because Disney are 'developing' sequels doesn't mean that they will be released - they're probably just tossing a few ideas around at the moment while experimenting on the look and feel of their CGI reproductions of the original characters.

That said, it is more than likely at least one of the sequel ideas will make it out of 'production hell', if not all of them.