Hi, don't know if this is the right forum to put this, but I remember reading about this feature-length animated film years ago where Mickey goes missing, so Minnie enlists the help of Basil (from The Great Mouse Detective) to find him. Then, there would appear multiple cameos by various Disney star...

I thought it was announced that August was the official Region 1 release date (June for Region 2).

Here's my quote:

Qu'est-ce que c'est? A little immigrant. Now they are coming by bottle.

Plus, maybe if Princess and the Frog manages to be very successful, they'll allow Clements and Musker to get this one off the ground.

That was said by Mater in Cars.

I'm surprised I got that one instantly, considering that's my least favourite of the Pixar films.

Does anybody know how far into production was, was there animated sequences or is most of it just storyboards? I'd be happy just to see the songs in animated form to be frank. In Jim Hill's massive article about the production of "Kingdom of the Sun", he wrote that Andreas Deja did manage to comple...

Well, here in Toronto, The Lord of the Rings did open. But, I never bothered to see it. The Emperor's New Clothes sounds like a great idea and it's awesome that you got to pitch it to Don Hahn. Hopefully, it can be produced one day. And I know the chances of this are small, but I would like to see R...

If Disney was able to successfully turn Beauty & The Beast and The Lion King into stage shows*, then I'm sure they could adapt a Broadway musical into an animated film (though Peter Pan was originally a play). *Heck, it seems like the only musicals opening on Broadway right now are based on films: M...

I'm surprised "The Pied Piper" hasn't been turned into one by Disney. I think it would be excellent material for Alan Menken and Tim Rice to turn into a big Broadway-style animated musical. It could be told from the point of view of both the village people and the mice.

Ren & Stimpy combined with Looney Tunes? As much as I love both, I don't see those styles meshing (despite Bob Clampett being a major influence on John K.). I'm always waiting for when Warner Brothers revives the Looney Tunes well. The Back in Action film back in 2003 was a good start, but they didn...

Speaking of documentaries, and you can all correct me on this, but there has never been a full-length documentary that looks at the history of the Disney animated features. There have documentaries on the life of Walt Disney as well as featurettes looking at individual films, but never the entire hi...

Overall: This is tricky and as there are three animated films that I would consider at the bottom of the barrel in terms of terrible. There's Jetsons: The Movie , which actually managed the task of taking fun and lively characters and making them extremely dull. There's nothing in the story to reall...

I'll watch anything with Robert Downey, Jr and the story sounds interesting, so I'll see it.

And I guess these characters don't go to Edna Mode for their uniforms.

I think Princess and the Frog still has a chance. Would the Academy really award Pixar three years in a row? Plus, if they love PatF as much as they did the early Disney animated films of the early 90s (which is what the filmmakers are thriving for), then there's a chance of them awarding it. I thin...

Tyler_Legrand wrote:

estefan wrote:It would also be interesting to see them adapt something.

Does John Carter of Mars count

I thought Stanton was making that at Disney with Pixar helping to produce it. It's also live-action, isn't it?