These also have nothing to do with Disney, but here are some French adverts for a mobile phone service offering music tracks. Of course, you've got some amateur renditions of the songs first. ;) Gnarls Barkley: http://www.youtube.com/v/d4qyguN-mFs Red Hot Chili Peppers: (three seperate ones here) ht...

ShyViolet wrote:"Put that thing back where it came from, so help me, so help me...."

...and cut.

Daniel Jake wrote:2. I really hope Seth and Fox do do something they regret

Fixed.

I'm sorry, but I just find Family Guy to be overrated. The writing is okay, but it baffles me to see how it could get so popular. And the characters look freaking ugly.

Ben wrote:"Uncle Bob" - I like the sound of that!

Well, it's a pretty quick and easy title to say...as a matter of fact, you can say it faster than saying that Bob's your uncle.

But my uncle's name isn't Bob...

Wendy's Jane wrote:Dang it, "Curious George" and "Monster House" were NOT flops, and "Barnyard" was lucky to make as much as it did.

And Curious George is 2D as well, isn't it (from what I've seen, it very much looks like it's a hand drawn pic)? That would make it pointless to include on a list of CGI flops.

ShyViolet wrote:Neat sig! This scene keeps going through my head for some reason!

Thanks. And you can fly to a Magic Kingdom, Violet. As long as (like your name suggests) you're not shy enough to be scared sitting on a plane to Orlando International Airport between Rosie O'Donnel and Bill Cosby.

I just tried it now and it worked. Must have been a little problem worth forgetting.

Is anybody using Firefox finding it impossible to get to the front page (forum works fine, though). Despite typing in the address, nothing pops up. And the front page worked in Internet Explorer...

Can people help me?

Like I said when talking about the Little Mermaid doc, he was a completely different person. I think it was mostly success that ruined him, as well as other things I suppose we'll never know. Some people seem to think that it's the heart bypass he had in '94, and there have been studies that have s...

I voted for Rapunzel. The Frog Princess and American Dog follow behind.

Toy Story wins for me. It has sentimental value, and I like the atmosphere and type of storytelling, which whilst laid-back and unpretentious, never gets into boring mode. The Incredibles comes second for me. All of the films rock, though.

Okay, my caption...

Brad Bird: Ha! It's TweedleDum and TweedleDee, JL!
John Lasseter: I take it that TweedleDum is referring to Eisner and his CEOing of the past few years, right?

I've noticed that the Animated News sweepstakes are normally just open to US citizens/residents, but this one doesn't seem to note that, so I've entered. Call me neurotic, though, but due to the nature of past competitions, I can't help but think that my entry won't go anywhere, so I have to ask; wi...

I'd seen that advert before, and it was a bit eerie, yet also interesting to look at what the walk-around characters at Walt Disney World looked like then; the Mad Hatter isn't a face character (a character who doesn't wear a mask like Mary Poppins, Bert or Cinderella) and has no real arm control (I...

Lastly, that they didn't use Kathryn Beaumont as older Wendy was a let down. Kath Sourcie's voice was far too clipped to sound like an older Beumont Wendy would. I haven't seen Return to Neverland , but I too am surprised that Kathryn Beaumont didn't play adult Wendy in this film. She seems proud o...