Saw chicken little the other day, and I realized at the end or for that matter there was no mention of PIXAR through the entire movie, except for a memorial to Joe Grant who died in a car accident. The movie was very good, especially all the Disney references. Could this be because of the problem between Pixar and Disney?
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chicken little no credits
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Wilt Dasney
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The OP probably assumed it was another joint Disney-PIXAR film, since all of Disney's previous CGI films have been. Chicken Little was 100% Disney.Connor002 said:
Mecha Figment
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actualy dinosaur was their first venture in CGI movies.
grant it it wasn't total cgi.. with live action effects... but still the characters were all computer animated
grant it it wasn't total cgi.. with live action effects... but still the characters were all computer animated
wild01ride
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Connor002 said:
I think that poster was making some attempt at a butchered rip-off of an inaccurate, outdated editorial that probably is a year or more old. The verbage (except for the random words and punctuation that don't seem to mean anything) seem to be very "Ebert and Roper-ish" Go fig?!:veryconfu
Woody13
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He stole the verbage from an article printed in Variety back in August, 2004. To wit:Connor002 said:
http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117909053?categoryid=1019&cs=1
imagineersrock
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Woody13 said:
:brick: Why do people feel the need to do this stuff?
PhilosophyMagic
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Good LORD. Relax, guys!
Anyway, I actually heard that the movie was very bad. Has anyone here seen it?
Anyway, I actually heard that the movie was very bad. Has anyone here seen it?
Mecha Figment
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I thought it was hilarious. Lot of good one liners and stuff in the background.
but i must admit the movie would not have been very great if it did not have fish out of water... my alltime new most favorite disney character.
but i must admit the movie would not have been very great if it did not have fish out of water... my alltime new most favorite disney character.
imagineersrock
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The film was nothing more than "okay."
I'd put it on the same level as Home on the Range, Treasure Planet, or non-Disney films such as Madagascar.
Is it a cute little Disney movie? Yes.
Is it an instant Disney Classic? No.
I was hoping this film would be one step in the right direction as far as reviving Feature Animation goes, but sadly this is just like all the others that have come out in the past few years (with the exception of it being CGI.)
Like I said, it's cute and I'm sure the kids will enjoy it, but it's unfortunately no Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, or Lion King.
I'd put it on the same level as Home on the Range, Treasure Planet, or non-Disney films such as Madagascar.
Is it a cute little Disney movie? Yes.
Is it an instant Disney Classic? No.
I was hoping this film would be one step in the right direction as far as reviving Feature Animation goes, but sadly this is just like all the others that have come out in the past few years (with the exception of it being CGI.)
Like I said, it's cute and I'm sure the kids will enjoy it, but it's unfortunately no Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, or Lion King.
Wilt Dasney said:
never knew that, but what you said was true, because it was CGI I thought it was Pixar, but then it was nice that they gave a dedication to Joe Grant at the end.