Since I did it last time, here's an unfinished draft with the characters. Before I completed it I decided I liked it better without and scrapped them.

http://animated-news.com/bu/an_arthur-draft.jpg

Arthur and the Invisibles, January 2007


Sorry it's late!

Animated Views review is up:
http://animated-views.com/2007/happily- ... fter-film/

Yes the site was down for some maintenance today, but because of some of the changes that were made to the backend of the site we will be able to bring you some new features and fix some broken ones! Look for the search engine and archives to be up and running again later this week! And new today, F...

A-N is back up! Most of the work is done but I have a little more tweaking to do tomorrow. You may notice some issues on the site but I am working on it!

I will be doing some work on the backend of A-N throughout this weekend. There may be some downtime and you may notice some issues with links or images but all should be back to normal by Monday. The forums should be uneffected. Sorry for any inconvenience.

I was actually on your side! My point about saying these we're being aimed at children was you can't hold them to the same standards as a feature film or even the dtv sequels.

To be fair, these Disney Princess stories are aimed more at children than other Disney animated projects.

Happily N'Ever After, January 2007

Not sure this was good for the news page but still interesting!

http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthr ... ?t=1151725

This site has a tutorial on how to turn a photo of your car into an "alive" version like those in the movie Cars!

Merged into Home Entertainement

Daniel Jake wrote:James - I really don't know what to say. Yes, its bad to be making sequels to Walt films, but does that mean Walt would hate them...

I was talking specifically of what I mentioned in my post - Cinderella and time travel.

Cinderella and time travel - together at last!



Walt must be rolling over in his freezer!

$3800 for 6 people to go on a 6 day vacation with hotels, tickets, AND food paid for in advance? That is a bargain for a place like Disney!

You guys are way off about Disney affordability. We went earlier this year and here is the breakdown: - 6 people (4 adults, 2 kids) for 6 days and 5 nights - two rooms at Port Orleans Riverside, one of the nicer mid-priced hotels - park hopper tickets for everyone on every day that allow unlimited e...