My question is: Will these shows ever be seen on Disney Channel again? Toon Disney?? I think their ratings would rise astronomically if they did that....That would probably make much more cash than releasing each show on DVD for thirty dollars a piece. :roll: I heard somewhere (can't remember where)...

I've never more than glanced at any of these shows....I'm kinda out of the loop about most TV animation (other than Adult Swim). I'm sure they're good shows, just not my taste.

Well, Chicken Run and Wallace and Gromit were both DW weren't they? :wink: They produced and distributed those films, and Katzenberg flew back and forth to Bristol to check on their progress. Flushed Away is also DW. (being animated at DW Glendale studio although Aardman is basically calling the sho...

I also prefer 2d films personally, but I think some CGI can be awesome. CGI tells a story, just like 2d. And I think there has been talk of at least a partial return to 2d, via some scenes in Enchanted. Although I don't think that's due till 2008, unfortunately. And stop-motion? Well, there was Chic...

I bet there's people out there who have a thing for Edna Mode. *slightly queazy.*

how many people here liked Chitty Chitty Bang Bang ?

I think I saw it when I was little. Don't remember much, but I guess I kinda liked it.

Yes, of course! :o About a year ago I think the topic of this show came up. I LOVE this show and I currently own Volume III and IV of the seires. Volume IV is the New Adventures/Gotham Knights version. My favorite episode is "Perchance to Dream" where Bruce wakes up in a world where his parents neve...

This is interesting: :wink: Mr. Fun IE # 63 Member # 352 posted April 15, 2006 10:12 AM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No doubt "Wilbur" is a good looking film. I've seen it, and yes, it still needs work. But, have no fear John is here. And, as a top...

The only films they give positive reviews on are art house films (you know, the ones that are supposed to be so good, but really suck). Oh, you mean like Brokeback Mountain? J/K--I recently saw it and I liked some things about it, especially Jake Gyllanall, but overall it was sooooo boring! You kee...

Eisner's effort to make cheap CG flicks has failed with both Valiant and this film. The only people who should be blamed for its failure is Disney's management, for micromanaging a film that never should have been made. Yeah, was this film really "micro-managed"? It was made all the way out in Toro...

though Colin Whasshisname (Baker?) was a dud and I didn't really see any of that season Yeah, Colin Baker. (No relation!) What a wacko. Well, they wanted him to be the "evil" dr. but he never really had that center of decency and sweetness that makes the dr. worth watching. If McGann was the first ...

Hmmm...(*weighs films on a scale*) Pirates or Ring? Well, I loved Pirates, but I gotta go with The Ring.

Dan Castellaneta. "D'oh!"

"I'm not out of order, you're out of order! The whole freakin' system is out of order! Because when you reach over and put your hand into a pile of goo that was your best friend's face, you'll know what to do! Forget it, Marge, it's Chinatown!"

pixar or dreamworks employees replying on this sight ? . come on, it's a tad common for the elite, don't you think ?.

Hey, Sullivan's from Disney!

This sounds so awesome....will it ever be available in a mass-market way? (Guess you would have to works something out with Miramax?)