His head kinda reminds me of a ping-pong ball.

That makes sense. Also, I don't know, but I doubt all that "I think I killed my father" super-psychological REALLY REALLY DEEP (not being sarcastic!) stuff in the Lion King appeared in Kimba, at least in remotely equal measure. Facing up to your past, your demons, repressed memories, little kid thin...

That was pretty good...I actually believed it at first! Like: What the...?

I really think Corpse Bride would have benefited if it was released under Disney the way Nightmare Before Christmas was. Just shows you the power of Disney distribution and how Pixar should be careful about throwing that away.

I really like what this person wrote: www.wdwmagic.com September 2005, 04:08 Wilt Dasney Halloween makes me squeal Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Incognito Posts: 2,105 Thanks for the memories, Michael -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Michael Eisner end...

If the movie does average, that's even more leverage for Pixar....hmmm.....

They could just not have him appear those nights. Michael Eisner didn't introduce every film that was on WWOD.

Love that image of Lucy, the snow and the "Lamp-post".

Who's doing the Narnia music again?

Same here. I think it'll be even better!

I wouldn't bother with Jim Hill since his site has probably burned too many bridges with Disney as it is... Do you mean Roy or the company? I can't help wondering how he'll be reporting on Disney now that Roy is BACK..... :roll: (because of all those articles criticizing SD...will Jim still have "s...

Here's a link: :wink: http://www.high-tech.com/panther/ Click on "info". Leonard Maltin or John Lasseter would be good. If I had to choose one I'd vote for Lassetter, he's like a big kid in the way he hosts things and he's actually involved in making the films. Although if they choose him, they'd ha...

Well I finally saw BB and I thought it was EXCELLENT. LOVED IT LOVED IT LOVED IT. The essay at the above link is really great for reflection on certain ways that Nolan did it better than Burton. (I still do like Burton's, however.) Be sure to click on "full version" so you don't have to read the tee...

It definetely wasn't JK. He would never do such a thing.

He gets along very well with Aardman and has always treated them good.

(I know they had some problems with Tortoise and the Hare and whatnot, but every studio goes through stuff like that.)

I think they did get out of the bags somehow because you do seem them playing together during the credits (if you watch them till the end.)

No "outtake" gags in Nemo or Incredibles though. I wonder if Cars will have them??

I honestly don't think a lot of people even remember that movie series....