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In response

9:41 PM - January 25th, 2006

I was going to respond to Quad’s comment with another comment until I realized the sheer awesomeness of what I found. I attempted to look up what the last Disney movie was that I cared about and IMDB hit me with some very interesting facts, namely, the details of some upcoming movies that I didn’t even know existed. Here is a list of some of the one’s the interest me the most:

Toy Story 3 (2008)
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2007)
Fraggle Rock: The Movie (2007)
Pirates of the Caribbean 3 (2007)

Looks like 2007’s going to be an awesome year!

5 Responses to “In response”

  1. Lloyd Nebres says:

    No wonder Macworld Expo was so blah, never mind the announcements of the Intel-powered Macs.

    That famed “oh and one more thing” moment? Clearly, not something in Jobs’ keynote address, but the very pending and imminent Disney buyout of Pixar! The big winner in that deal, without a doubt, Apple Computer, Inc.

    Jobs never ceases to amaze me.

  2. Xero says:

    For those of you who haven’t seen it, there’s a couple rather ammusing spoofs of the “One More Thing”. You can find one video here and the other (more recent) video here.

  3. Lloyd Nebres says:

    Oh and thank god! The new lords of Disney animation (Catmull, Lasseter and Co.) cancelled Toy Story 3

    Here was the purported (non-Pixar imagined) plot and how STUPID it was:

    Buzz Lightyear would have been recalled to Taiwan after a series of malfunctions. Learning of a productwide recall, all the toys in Andy’s room, under Woody’s leadership, were to head to Taiwan to save Buzz from doom.

    Uhhh…

    No freakin’ wonder Disney’s animation division had been going downhill; they’d plumb forgotten how to tell a great story. They should be thankful Pixar has come to save their collective behinds.

  4. Lloyd Nebres says:

    O_o …oops, please fix link tag, Quad. -_- Thanks!

  5. Lloyd Nebres says:

    Oh and get this… John Lasseter once swept Disneyland’s streets. And now he gets to tell Disney’s execs to axe a feature film?! Only in America. ::chuckle::