brb1006
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The animation style is aiming for a "2D/3D art style" resembling a watercolored picture book. Also your comparing Apples to Oranges.
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Wish (Walt Disney Animation - November 2023)
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brb1006
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Apparently this film has been in the works before the Cruise Ship was even given a name. If anything, the Disney Wish Ship would be perfect to represent this movie in the future.
You are the wish!
CaptainAmerica
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It's not apples to oranges, the character design for the star is almost identical to a Luma.
Twilight_Roxas
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Hope Wondrous Journeys could update the wishing sequence to add the clip of Asha making a wish.
Magenta Panther
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Jedijax719
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Typical grumpy curmudgeons jumping on the complain-train destination pessimism city.
I thought it looked great and has the potential to be another Frozen/Moana/Encanto in terms of impact.
I thought it looked great and has the potential to be another Frozen/Moana/Encanto in terms of impact.
TeddyinMO
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The 2D/3D effect did not really come across on my phone, so it did look a bit off on the small screen. But, when I rewatched it on a much larger screen, you really see the impact of this style. I think this definitely will be one worth seeing on the big screen to get the full impact.
Ghost93
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I agree that the 2D touches are much more apparent when you watch the trailer on full screen rather than a tiny screen.
brb1006
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I was talking about the animation and art style.
brb1006
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I remember when people weren't sold on Frozen when trailers and TV Spots were focusing more on Olaf's hijinks prior to it's release back in late 2012 and throughout 2013. I can't wait to see how these posts will age once "Wish" comes out.
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brb1006
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Encanto doesn't need a sequel, if anything a sequel series like Lilo & Stitch gained back in the 2003.
I'd be delighted if it was as excellent as Encanto.
And I'm sure Disney would be happy to have another animated film with the cultural impact as Encanto.
Ghost93
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I feel like the bad marketing for Frozen may have inadvertently helped it's word of mouth. Expectations were so low that when the movie turned out to be pretty good, it left people leaving the theater saying "wow, I wasn't expecting that!" instead of "It was good, but didn't live up to the hype."
brb1006
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I'll never forget the Frozen craze between 2014 till early 2016. You couldn't escape somebody at least singing "Let It Go" in public during that period. It felt like an eternity because of how often that film was discussed.
brb1006
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The more I watch the teaser, the more I yearn for the days when DHS (formerly MGM) used to create parades for an upcoming or newly released Disney/Pixar Animated Film during the mid to late 1990s.
Toy Story Parade (1995-1996)
Hercules Victory Parade (1997-1998)
Mulan Parade (1998)
I remember in a few episodes of "The Disney Dish Podcast", Jim Hill recounted seeing the first performance of the Toy Story Parade at MGM Studios just minutes after seeing Toy Story playing at a theater in Downtown Disney (now Disney Springs).
"Wish" would had been perfect for DHS during the evenings similar to Disneyland's "Parade of Dreams" and Magic Happens which both performed during the day and night on certain days.
Toy Story Parade (1995-1996)
Hercules Victory Parade (1997-1998)
Mulan Parade (1998)
I remember in a few episodes of "The Disney Dish Podcast", Jim Hill recounted seeing the first performance of the Toy Story Parade at MGM Studios just minutes after seeing Toy Story playing at a theater in Downtown Disney (now Disney Springs).
"Wish" would had been perfect for DHS during the evenings similar to Disneyland's "Parade of Dreams" and Magic Happens which both performed during the day and night on certain days.
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Disney Analyst
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Wow. The animation looks so stunning. Such a fresh and unique style. This just became a very anticipated film for me.
Magenta Panther
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I'm getting Adventure Time vibes from that star design myself. Well, why not? Disney copied the bean-mouth design from Steven Universe for Seeing Red.
