Also, no need to quote entire messages, especially long ones!

Gad, it's so annoying when they can pick up you're not a US user..."sorry, Disney Xtreme Digital is not available outside the United States...back to lame old Disney UK"...

Play nice, Eric. But, yes Hewy [sic?], as Droo says, please don't pressure other members if your questions don't get an immediate response. Not only are we a spread out bunch, but sometimes we simply don't have the time to give elaborate replies, especially to theoretical conundrums... Thanks for an...

Some fun things I haven't thought about in a while here!

It certainly would, though I suspect the subject matter would have to be drastically toned down!

Unless they wanted to be <I>really</I> daring!


Welcome to our boards.

I know of what you speaketh, and I agree...

It's done in all animation, Dust. Most animation is actually drawn on twos (12 frames out of every 24). Even the Disney classics, if you actually look at most movement. 24 frames (or ones) are usually reserved for very fast movement or very slow, emotional acting. In this case, the bubbles are more ...

Aye!



Wait...what am I saying!?

Yep, we'll see.

But it won't look like that.

Awwee, did the bad ikkle LMII suck ikkle Whippet's soul away?

Ouch!

Pretty nice attempt there by a home designer (is it yours, Marcellus?), but this is obviously not the DVD cover for Kung Fu Panda...at least not the final one.

Star Wars/Empire/Jedi feel so close nit because that's what they were. You can forget Lucas' "nine film" ideas...they didn't exist. We know that Star Wars was a stand alone film when it hit theaters in May 1977. The huge success saw a sequel being written, not by Lucas, but by other writers. Darth V...

I'm probably not as enthusiastic as you, Once. I was being sarcastic.

And someone dies while watching LMII? I'm not actually surprised!

Look for that "HD Picture and sound" banner to be lost on the final artwork. It's just a promo image at the moment.