And I prefer to call John Musker "Stilty McStringbean." With his sidekick, "Crazyhair McDoodlepants," they roam the country wooing women and solving crimes. LOL! You're so funny Sully. :) :D *runs and hides from spears* The Incredibles doesn't show anyone die on screen but we cerainly see the body ...

I saw some of the show on-line. Oh boy. What is with voice? It's even hoarser than usual...maybe he has laryngitis or something? Anyway, he reminded me a lot of how he presented himself in the last years he did The Wonderful World of Disney...kinda stiff, trying to seem "personable", but very forced...

Wow - I, like, totally got Vi to change her opinion on Syndrome! Cool!

Yeah....sometimes I totally "flip-flop" on stuff!

I still like Syndrome though.

YAYYYYYYYY POSITIVE REVIEWS FOR DW!!

How refreshing...

Actually...he's set for two lives, probably even three at least!

Wish he could give one of those "lives" to me....I could sure use it!

How about a chat when each one comes out?

Tell me if I'm wrong, but I never saw Syndrome as anything like a threat that the family, when they "hey, all work together", couldn't handle. You do have a point Ben, like when that giant robot or omniroid was stampeding through the city at the end of the movie, you KNOW they're going to defeat it...

Despite the sunny outlook, I wouldn't mind betting that their departuure isn't as rosy as it seems. I agree, I think they have very different sensiblities as artists from the Pixar crew. That might also be why they left. I liked Chicken Little. Me too! :wink: It was very funny and really sweet. Kin...

I had no intention of going into a tirade on this, but it just all went to show how much Michael Eisner has changed since he came in as an enthusiastic green boy back in 1984 to the bored, egotistical man of 2006. Yeah, I can see that. I wanted to watch the show but didn't get a chance...I kinda ca...

Hmmm...that's a good point Mickey!

http://www.animationnation.com/ubb/ulti ... 1;t=011242

I wonder if this has anything to do with the new direction WDFA is taking?

EDIT: according to the article, it was decided before the Pixar deal....but who knows?

Well, recent news has been saying that MTR is having story problems.

Well, says Pixar...at least from what it seems.

Wild Life was about an ordinary elephant who gets zapped by a music video sound system and is transformed into a night-club singer. Kind of like a Computer Wore Tennis Shoes meets My Fair Lady story, set in the socially cutthroat world of the rave scene. Was anything from this film preserved, like ...

What, Spaz is the DIRECTOR??!?

Wow, awesome! *Starry eyed*

That' "objects in the mirror are closer than they appear" gag was used in Toy Story 2, when Rex was in the rear-view mirror of the toy car. (Jurassic Park ref) I loved that gag. And lo and behold...it was a MOVIE reference!