Knockoff Version of Princess & The Frog

imagineer boy

imagineer boy

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Wow, that's not just a knock-off, but a complete rip-off. Disney should seriously sue.

I mean, how many other adaptions of the Frog Prince have been done with a black girl? :lol:
 
Hrudey3032

Hrudey3032

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Cmdr_Crimson said:
I Saw this new dvd release at Wal-mart..and well....Let's just say it's a whole load of FAIL...http://www.walmart.com/catalog/deta...alse&corpCard=false&type=-9223372036854775808
This is just too sad..:brick:
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Sadly this is always the case with most Disney cartoon movies made as well as other well known video titles. The knockoffs always come out and try to capitalize on the attention the movie gets.They also hope a parent buys this not knowing the difference
 
CastleBound

CastleBound

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anything it takes to make money these days... and i know there will be some people out there who confuse the two and end up picking this one up thinking its the Disney version. Sad, very sad.
 
prberk

prberk

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And others won't care if it is the Disney version, just something for their kids, maybe even so that they won't have to pay to go to the movies.

As much as we care and know the difference in quality, a lot of people just don't care; they see it all as kids' stuff that is not that a big deal. And that company knows that they can make a dollar off that fact.
 
Wilt Dasney

Wilt Dasney

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Tahu said:
Oh VIdeo Brinquedo you scamps...
What's Up Balloon to the Rescue and Ratatoing wasn't enough.
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Knockoff Video executive to writers and animators: "You guys aren't going to believe this...but they did it again."

Crew: "What?! You're kidding!"

Exec: "No, I'm afraid it's true. Disney has once again hacked our release schedule and announced their own Frog Prince movie."

Crew: "Those ________________!"

Exec: "I know. Thanks to our use of third-world child labor and ridiculously low quality standards, we'll still beat them to market...but once again they'll get the credit for the idea. "Aladdin and his Wonderful Cave"... "Jolt the Famous Dog"... "Will-E"... all perfectly wonderful ideas that we executed horribly and didn't even get credit for coming up with thanks to them.

"This isn't a business for the weak, boys. You slave away day after day to put stilted dialogue and a half-assed song lyric or two in the mouths of undeveloped stock archetypes who move like Hanna-Barbera characters, hoping you can at least distract the kids long enough for mom to do the laundry and shed a tear over her choice to skip college and marry for love instead of money...hoping you can make enough to feed your own family along the way...and what happens? Those mouse-eared mercenaries come along and steal the idea right from under our noses, doing it the way we'd do it if we had the money, staffing, creativity and motivation. We're not trying to win Oscars here, boys...we just want to make a kid say "I guess that was better than going outside" once in a while.

"We're never going to be called good...but I just have to ask whatever God is listening: Is it too much to ask to not be called a thief for once? I gotta smoke, boys. It's all I've got left."

Crew (under breath): "Those ________________."
 
EPCOT Explorer

EPCOT Explorer

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Wilt Dasney said:
Knockoff Video executive to writers and animators: "You guys aren't going to believe this...but they did it again."

Crew: "What?! You're kidding!"

Exec: "No, I'm afraid it's true. Disney has once again hacked our release schedule and announced their own Frog Prince movie."

Crew: "Those ________________!"

Exec: "I know. Thanks to our use of third-world child labor and ridiculously low quality standards, we'll still beat them to market...but once again they'll get the credit for the idea. "Aladdin and his Wonderful Cave"... "Jolt the Famous Dog"... "Will-E"... all perfectly wonderful ideas that we executed horribly and didn't even get credit for coming up with thanks to them.

"This isn't a business for the weak, boys. You slave away day after day to put stilted dialogue and a half-assed song lyric or two in the mouths of undeveloped stock archetypes who move like Hanna-Barbera characters, hoping you can at least distract the kids long enough for mom to do the laundry and shed a tear over her choice to skip college and marry for love instead of money...hoping you can make enough to feed your own family along the way...and what happens? Those mouse-eared mercenaries come along and steal the idea right from under our noses, doing it the way we'd do it if we had the money, staffing, creativity and motivation. We're not trying to win Oscars here, boys...we just want to make a kid say "I guess that was better than going outside" once in a while.

"We're never going to be called good...but I just have to ask whatever God is listening: Is it too much to ask to not be called a thief for once? I gotta smoke, boys. It's all I've got left."

Crew (under breath): "Those ________________."
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:ROFLOL::sohappy:


That's HYSTERICAL, though....Who cares? I doubt that this'll have any impact on Disney.
 

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