Stitch came out a little later. New Groove was something like six years in production by the time it came out. I'm sure it missed a few projected release dates. Interestingly, in a full circle kind of way, the lead animator in charge of Yzma actually left the production to move to Orlando and worked on Lilo And Stitch…
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The final product has that feel, but it was originally slated to be their next big epic drama blockbuster musical following the The Lion King. Sting wrote a ton of music for it. Look for an unreleased documentary called The Sweatbox on piratebay for the entire weird sad story.
Probably because his films are masterpiece passion projects and Disney struggles to make decent movie that won't completely tank in our oversaturated consumer market.
I meant Frozen is aping Tangled's aesthetic. I don't think Keane worked on that at all.
Ignoring the fact that Frozen is a Disney film, not Pixar:
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Yea, I suppose technically challenging, emotional resonant animation WOULD be tough when your last great animation director walks out your door. Especially when your latest film is shamelessly piggy-backing off his iconic style.
I wonder if the Hemingway estate ever tried to sue Dos Equis over that ad campaign.
Next time you see your male boss or colleague, make a point to tell him how handsome he looks today but he should smile more.
But it's not reality. It's a fictional story. The writers made a conscious choice that every woman character that starts the game is given this intro that is (while funny and decently acted) objectively way less welcoming and light than the guy version. That seems completely arbitrary and kinda dumb to me.
The article really should show the other intro to show how wildly different his attitude is towards you if you're a guy character. Seems like an odd design choice to alter the tone of the game so drastically based on this one character choice.
Chill, Brotaku. It's a relevant conversation that isn't going away.
I've liked Kale every time I've used it, but I'll always prefer a nice collard or mustard green. Maybe not as versatile as Special K, but the flavors are just so nostalgic for me. Cook them down to the point of bright dark green and no further with a lightly peppered pork taso.
I've liked Kale every time I've used it, but I'll always prefer a nice collard or mustard green. Maybe not as versatile as Special K, but the flavors are just so nostalgic for me. Cook them down to the point of bright dark green and no further with a lightly peppered pork taso.
I always found it funny that punk shattered the record for time it took between irrelevancy and "get off my lawn."
Reddit the tool is great. It's a free instant message board for people of varying interests to get together and share ideas with minimal barrier to entry.
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No it isn't.
I'm not saying the criticism wasn't valid. She was probably right on the mark. But what do you expect when you get a male director/producer to make a lesbian romance film?
I'm reminded of a recent Nerdist podcast where George R. R. Martin gave some advice to new authors who are offered tv and movie deals around their books: You can say "no." If you're not famous enough to demand and receive creative control, film and TV people WILL change or fuck up your work, so just decline. You have…