Coco was a visually stunning film, cant take that away from Pixar, they havent figured a way to wokeify CGI, yet. the movie story is just meh with a few clever twists thrown in. Luca is alright, i was looking for gay in it, its there, but its subtle. two boys should be able to be close friends without it being something abnormal. the movie is also meh. Soul is a cool concept, but it smells its own farts for way too long to keep the story moving along.I thought Coco was really great, one of those movies kids get at one level and adults get at another level. The Dia de las muertes stuff was amazing to look at.
The last few movies have been bad though, was Luca any good? Looked pretty gay.
Soul and Onward were just mediocre, they lacked that polish and extra layer of story/character that was the difference between a Dreamworks movie and a Pixar movie. They had a pretty solid team cranking out movies for a while but when you look at the last 5 years its all new people working on this stuff and shows.
Lightyear director kinda salty.
well they can cry some more, theaters are already tossing this flop out of theaters and its not making much at all anymore. they went from 3800 theaters down to 2000.The victim hood is amazing with these people.
You will be happy to know that Inside Out 2 is in the works.I can never get behind Coco owing to the fact that it I had enjoyed The Book Of Life from a few years earlier. Yes they are different stories on a fundamental level (romance vs coming-of-age) but the settings were far too similar. I get that the Day of the Dead is likely the most widely known Mexican cultural touchstone but it just felt derivative.
Inside Out, on the other hand, is my favorite Pixar film by a long margin. I'd very much like a whole sequence of Inside Out movies that dealt with additional layers of mental health / significant developmental milestones (puberty/romance, adult life/career/family balance, midlife crisis, etc) ultimately ending with one featuring Riley as an old woman and facing her own (peaceful!!!) death.
I don't get the blame game, it always seems like a terrible idea. I will say Tom Hanks and Allen had great responses to this film failing
I don't get the blame game, it always seems like a terrible idea. I will say Tom Hanks and Allen had great responses to this film failing
I obviously don't work on high level shit like that but we do $15-20k jobs everyday for me and my partner and we never point a finger ever. If anything we try too take blame for each other on stuff if it happensReally?
People love blaming everyone else for their own failings. Especially when their own failure leads to a company making hundreds of millions less than they were expecting and you're hoping to not have your career be ruined.
Was that article written by an AI? Releasing in theaters June 19, 2022? What year is it?'Inside Out 2': Cast, release date, plot and all the lastest buzz about Walt Disney sequel
In association with Pixar Animation Studios, Walt Disney Pictures have come up with a sequel to the Oscar-winning movie 'Inside Out'meaww.com
Seems like a substantial increase in the emotions...though who can say if this is accurate.
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holy nerdgasm.
lol yeah, i ended up subbing to his channel and watching all his pixar resto videos. he crazy though.I just watched this entire thing. I don't care about figures at all, but he's a pro. That looks so much better. Very impressive.