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They're gonna chanhe the scene where Lilo meets Stitch into a recreation of the officer meeting Sonic in the Sonic Movie.They’re gonna make my blue boi look disgusting
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They're gonna chanhe the scene where Lilo meets Stitch into a recreation of the officer meeting Sonic in the Sonic Movie.They’re gonna make my blue boi look disgusting
errrrThey're gonna chanhe the scene where Lilo meets Stitch into a recreation of the officer meeting Sonic in the Sonic Movie.
Don't beat yourself up man. Nobody is perfect. All you can do is take one step at a time.I have been a terrible mod the last week. I apologize, guys.
I'm taking on too many responsibilities in too many places. Barely have time to think. I completely forgot about Sunday's AMA.
Wow how cool! Shame your dad is demanding 50 bucks from little old meMy dad is joe serebii and he told me mew was in sword and shield
If they don’t hug in the dog pound I’m pounding disney’s AssThey're gonna chanhe the scene where Lilo meets Stitch into a recreation of the officer meeting Sonic in the Sonic Movie.
She’s more versatile than I thought...Also live action Lilo will be played by ScarJo, you heard it here first
my man i'm just glad to see you hereI have been a terrible mod the last week. I apologize, guys.
I'm taking on too many responsibilities in too many places. Barely have time to think. I completely forgot about Sunday's AMA.
Lilo is gonna scream for comedy purposes, and run away to make the audience feel bad for Stich, and then blah blah blah the moral is don't judge a book by its cover, even though Lilo never did that in the original.If they don’t hug in the dog pound I’m pounding disney’s ***
Yamero...Lilo is gonna scream for comedy purposes, and run away to make the audience feel bad for Stich, and then blah blah blah the moral is don't judge a book by its cover, even though Lilo never did that in the original.
I'd start mapping your trip over there then, because there's a good chance that's one of the many ways they'll **** the movie up.If they don’t hug in the dog pound I’m pounding disney’s ***
They already have though. All personality in the film has been vaporized in favor of what you could find in an episode of Animal Planet.They better not screw up The Lion King's live-action remake.
The original one from 1994 is, no exaggeration, my all-time favorite movie, period. I love a lot of movies, but none come to the same level The Lion King does. That one's personal for me, and more so than any other.
animal planet but every so often there's a spontaneous musical number and david attenborough is looking on in confused horrorThey already have though. All personality in the film has been vaporized in favor of what you could find in an episode of Animal Planet.
I get that people aren't loving the remakes, but at least let films come out before the hate campaigns start. Jungle Book was really good and the same style of filmThey already have though. All personality in the film has been vaporized in favor of what you could find in an episode of Animal Planet.
I'd watch thatanimal planet but every so often there's a spontaneous musical number and david attenborough is looking on in confused horror
“And here we see a pack of Hyenas, preforming what appear to be nazi goose steps.”animal planet but every so often there's a spontaneous musical number and david attenborough is looking on in confused horror
...I get that people aren't loving the remakes, but at least let films come out before the hate campaigns start. Jungle Book was really good and the same style of film.
It's been a long time since I've seen anyone say Home on the Range and Chicken Little were even good, let alone passable. Most of the time I see people treat them as not just burning garbage but even worse than that, frequently being cited as Disney's biggest mistakes in history, as far as their films go anyway.Is it just me, or is Disney Animation Studios slowly getting better and Pixar slowly getting worse?
Growing up, Disney Animation had a lot of "good but not great" movies. There was Home on the Range, Chicken Little, Meet the Robinsons, Bolt - all good movies, but not exactly memorable either. Pixar was where it was at. Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Cars, Up - those are the movies I enjoyed the most.
Then one of the hyenas suddenly changes into his human actor and then makes a new version of the Eric Andre show featuring all the cast“And here we see a pack of Hyenas, preforming what appear to be nazi goose steps.”
animal planet but every so often there's a spontaneous musical number and david attenborough is looking on in confused horror
I would actually pay good money to see this.“And here we see a pack of Hyenas, preforming what appear to be nazi goose steps.”
Ironically the two you mentioned were among the better direct to video sequels.Also Disney has already been churning out low-budget sequels of every beloved animated movie for decades. Movies like Aladdin 3: Aladdin and the King of Thieves or Cinderella III: A Twist in Time are things you know.
This take is pretty baffling. Going by their stage adaptation, Hunchback is more than likely going to be much DARKER than the animated version. The stage version brought it much closer to the book.Given this today's age I guarantee the live-action Hunchback won't be as dark as the animated film. Mark my words.
As long as they either ditch the gargoyles or revamp them so they’re not as obnoxious as well as imply that they’re in his head, then I’ll go along with itIronically the two you mentioned were among the better direct to video sequels.
This take is pretty baffling. Going by their stage adaptation, Hunchback is more than likely going to be much DARKER than the animated version. The stage version brought it much closer to the book.
We already have a live action MHA it's called Sky High: Eugenics are good and Kelloggs were invented to stop people deemed inferior to procreating. Absurdly long title, I knowAll this talk about libe action remakes makes me realized on how botched Dragon Ball Evolution's moral was. Like, the main moral of that movie was believeing in yourself, but in Dragon Ball, the centralizing theme was that nothing can beat the unbreakable bond between family and friendship.
And now I'm hearing that there are plans for a Live Action MHA, the only other anime I watch that isn't Pokemon or Dragon Ball, so now I REALLY hope they don't botch that moral, which actually IS about believing in yourself.
Oh hey! They remembered she’s supposed to be a villain this time it seems!Can we all at least agree that this live-action remake was Disney's worst?
Because this deviates away from the original film and Maleficent's very character so damn much that it's kinda shocking.
The stage version ditched them in favor of them basically being the voices in Quasimodo's head/the voices of Notre Dame itself.As long as they either ditch the gargoyles or revamp them so they’re not as obnoxious as well as imply that they’re in his head, then I’ll go along with it
The special editions already happenedWhen we getting a live-action remake of Star Wars though?
Why do I need this in my life?Get David Attenborough to narrate Pikmin 4
Okay Emperor's New Groove was such a comedy and self-parody off Disney's own Renaissance films that they might just be able to make a live-action remake work.The real question is:
Live-action Emperor's New Groove when???