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Now this I am excited about.
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That's what she said! Git'R'Done!
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0571727/
He was Soap McTavish in Modern Warfare :P
Well thats it then, its going to be brilliant!
I think whoever said that Pixar intentionally targeted MMO players with this time and setting, is stretching it a bit there...
It's only a year from now, 2012 considering it's "summer" already. But from the site it looks like they don't have a lot of concepts up which would lead to me believe they aren't far a long, but they could just not be showing the rest.
Something to keep in mind about Pixar is they dream up stories that they save away for later. Wall-E was thought up in 1995 and written 6 years before they released it. Suffice to say, Pixar does thing in advance.
Could be A YEAR AND A HALF FROM NOW if you live in Europe, every second Pixar film doesn't get a wordwide simultanious release, right? I heard its something to do with marketing budgets.
It reminded me of this Penny Arcade mini series that was pretty cool: http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2009/6/10/
Boudica?
Yep, yep...although Poison drinking and Rape might be out of the question...
Fuck Soap, he was Jezz Torrent!
For my part, I always considered Cars to be Pixar's weakest effort. Of course, that doesn't actually make it a bad movie, its still better than most other studios' efforts. It's just low-man on the totem pole for the best animated film producers in the business.
Brave is just a very short preview at the moment, but I'm already anticipating it. Going for a female as the primary protagonist is ballsy, and I like that. This is somewhat new territory for Pixar. (who's main protagonists have trended toward the masculine)
He IS Lucius Vorenus! ^^ He was awesome in Rome, so badass
:thumbup:
Really looking forward to more on this.
My kid adores cars to bits.. Ive seen it going on 200 times now.. and dont get me started on the Maters tales spin off from it ugh... also bought the dvd 3 times for the original film..
we cant take him anywhere .. as soon as he sees any of the cars characters on anything he goes nuts..
loving the characters on here so far
agree on cars, i enjoyed it but definetly my least favourite from pixar, will see what cars 2 is like. But the reviews say its much the same unfortunately.
Considering how people drive in droves (no pun) to watch mediocre crap, and companies like Pixar and Universal, who try doing something 'worth-while' end up just doing fine or good at most, making share-holder shake in their boots and call to arms, causing several fold ins of child companies, they need to find other ways to rake in cash to finance their more proper projects.
As long as parents and kiddies spend cash on this stuff, and Pixar uses the money to finance projects like these, I'm all for it. We don't need another Scott Pilgrim fiasco, which took Chutulu away from me.
but http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/markets/2813405/Disney-revenues-hit-by-Ratatouille.html
good things is not always financially successful
while cars, it has many kiddy character and mc-d can sell pixars merchandise which is profit more.
so its quite dilema
It may not be a theater 'must', but worth watch, even if you wait until video. We had a couple free tix from buying Disney blu-rays, so I got my money's worth
I'm pretty sure Kevin McKidd is from the North of England, and has a jordie accent. But yeah, his Scottish acting voice is no doubt spot on.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0485601/
I know that right of the bat it doesn't look that similar but the mood seemed similar to me. Either way I am very excited about it.
I loved TSOK, but Lordy, never mention that to a hipster or art student who thinks taking black and white pictures of a chair in mid afternoon = struggle of the middle class in a sitting common position of denomination, being overexposed by larger government.
He's Scottish, apparently from Elgin.
Looking through imdb they've also got Robbie Coltrane and Billy Connolly.
Given how they handled the beggining of Up, I'm curious to see where Pixar go with this one.
To me that is not goodness. Toy Story is good and all but to be honest I am tired of those characters. Maybe it's just me.
I kind of felt that they should just leave it with #3. It was a great finale to the franchise. Then I saw Hawaiian Vacation (the short before Cars 2), and loved it.
At the same time, I didn't think it was a good idea to make a sequel to Toy Story in the first place. But the second movie was quite good. And the third film actually shocked me with its quality. If anyone could manage to extend Toy Story into a fourth installment, Pixar could.
Still, I'm quite happy that they're taking things in such a different direction with Brave. I love it when they get all experimental. Wall-E was a big unknown, and they knocked it out of the park. Up was an absolutely ridiculous premise, and it was fantastic. Looking forward to how this one shapes up.
Did you see/read my link above? Or are you speculating that it won't happen, despite what Tom Hanks said?
Tom Hanks isn't the boss of Toy Story. He doesn't actually get to decide if a sequel is made, or when. I'm not going to take his word on the possibility of a fourth Toy Story film. And as I already pointed out, even if he is correct, it could be several years before we actually see Toy Story 4.