Piggy and Fozzie are voiced and performed by other people (Fozzie no-where near as well). That really disappoints me. I thought it was Frank Oz in those Miss Piggy commercials. Also from what I understand, he only spoke for her in Muppets From Space. (one of my favorite films) :( He didn't perform ...

I think he will eventually, after he establishes himself more.

I think after this summer when Cars does really well and the Disney stock rises, he might give it another thought.

You know what? If it weren't for Eisner, there would be no Disney right now. He is the one that prevented a hostile takeover not once, but twice. It was because of him, Disney is still around today. It is because of him that we got to see such films as Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin & The Lion King....

Interesting Jim Hill article!


Commentary on John Lassetter's speech from the last Shareholder's meeting, plus some musings on John's role as WDI president:




http://jimhillmedia.com/blogs/jim_hill/ ... /1959.aspx

You know, just because you disagree with someone doesn't give you the right to be rude.

Yep, the animation of Bowler Hat Man is as good as people say. He'll be the best character in the film, I just know it.

I know how you feel....I was pretty stoked when I first saw Syndrome.

Entertainment Weekly has a cover story on this, although the article doesn't reveal all that much. It does mention, however, that Spacey's interpretation of Lex Luthor is a little more intense and scary than Gene Hackman's. (who played up the comedy more.) WHEN are they finally going to have the ful...

But Disney has the worst ideas for sequels Uh...compared to what? Traditonally sequels have never been all that good. With the exception of films like Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, The Godfather, Shrek, Toy Story and a few others, sequels are just that...sequels. They're not terrible but not min...

And I suppose you people like Michael Eisner right? Actually....yes. :) He made mistakes and he has his failings but overall he did a spectuacular job at Disney, do you have any idea how deeply down in the dumps that company was in 1984? They were on the verge of literally disappearing off the face...

I wonder if one thing that Lsseter is changing at Disney is the style of movie announcements to a more Pixarian format. Yeah but wouldn't that have to do with marketing? Technically Disney has been handeling all the marketing for Pixar in the last ten years. Hey Vixen that is SUCH a cute avatar! :w...

Well...we like animation, and when it's done well, it's done well.

So true.

Oh, I know for a fact that ShyVi won't agree with you there. Yeah, well, I won't take up too much time with this....look, all I'll say is that most of what's been said about him just isn't true....it's all Internet rumors and BS. Stories go around and become fact....they aren't though. 99% of the p...

I should have explained....they did it after Isac Hayes left the show and spliced together old bits of dialogue. Chef apparently goes crazy and joins a cult that has some really, really *weird* beliefs. He gets killed off and the kids opine that it wasn't his fault, he was brainwashed, and they'll a...

I want to see the "Chef" episode where Chef is killed off and becomes "Darth Chef". Or something.

DW put up the money for it and distributed it; that shows they believed in the medium. Katzenberg was also a consultant on the films, although Nick Park mostly had artistic freedom. Because the W and G DVDs didn't sell well, it was DW that suffered. Flushed Away is also more of a collaberation than ...