New Mort animated film by Disney!
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Disney is Pixar and Pixar is Disney however much they might not have liked that at first. With the Brothers Grimm and their nephew gone now, the full-on Disney treacle ethic's over and Eisner doesn't much care what his director/producers do so long as the $$ keep coming, so why complain with such a large reputation and mostly pockets to match behind you...? Tolkien sold both TH and LotR to them (tax bill! 
) and they chose to pass up and sell on in the end, so they're not the power-trippers they were and know when something's beyond them. 
Burton never gets that far from Disney although he's talented, stylish and successful enough to dictate what he does and how he does it - the original article mentions the Black Cauldron - look at the credits :twisted: That was his first major animation project...
) and they chose to pass up and sell on in the end, so they're not the power-trippers they were and know when something's beyond them. Burton never gets that far from Disney although he's talented, stylish and successful enough to dictate what he does and how he does it - the original article mentions the Black Cauldron - look at the credits :twisted: That was his first major animation project...
Jan Van Quirm said:
Disney is Pixar and Pixar is Disney however much they might not have liked that at first. With the Brothers Grimm and their nephew gone now, the full-on Disney treacle ethic's over and Eisner doesn't much care what his director/producers do so long as the $$ keep coming, so why complain with such a large reputation and mostly pockets to match behind you...? Tolkien sold both TH and LotR to them (tax bill! ) and they chose to pass up and sell on in the end, so they're not the power-trippers they were and know when something's beyond them.
Burton never gets that far from Disney although he's talented, stylish and successful enough to dictate what he does and how he does it - the original article mentions the Black Cauldron - look at the credits :twisted: That was his first major animation project...
) and they chose to pass up and sell on in the end, so they're not the power-trippers they were and know when something's beyond them. Burton never gets that far from Disney although he's talented, stylish and successful enough to dictate what he does and how he does it - the original article mentions the Black Cauldron - look at the credits :twisted: That was his first major animation project...
Always liked the Black Cauldron.
All we can really do is wait and hope.
Might even let david jason do one of the voices
Bouncy Castle said:
If Disney get their hands on it, quite frankly I can't imagine that the finished product will bear any relation to the book.
Jan Van Quirm said:
Burton never gets that far from Disney although he's talented, stylish and successful enough to dictate what he does and how he does it - the original article mentions the Black Cauldron - look at the credits :twisted: That was his first major animation project...
The Great Mouse Detective, The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Hercules, and Treasure Planet. All of these films were loose adaptions of something.
By the way Blue sky Disney posted an update to the story @
http://blueskydisney.blogspot.com/2010/11/mort-info.html
The plot of the book is discussed though so there might be spoilers for those who have not read Mort.
overhawk said:
Jan Van Quirm said:
Burton never gets that far from Disney although he's talented, stylish and successful enough to dictate what he does and how he does it - the original article mentions the Black Cauldron - look at the credits :twisted: That was his first major animation project...
The Great Mouse Detective, The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Hercules, and Treasure Planet. All of these films were loose adaptions of something.
By the way Blue sky Disney posted an update to the story @
http://blueskydisney.blogspot.com/2010/11/mort-info.html
The plot of the book is discussed though so there might be spoilers for those who have not read Mort.
It is funny watching people who haven't read the books speculating on the story.
Death as a villain.
overhawk said:
pip said:
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Death as a villain.
Death as a villain.
He oversees a shadow realm rather than a type of hell.
The greek equivalent is Tartarus were people are punished such as Tantalus etc. They've villainised Hades slightly unfairly.
pip said:
overhawk said:
pip said:
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Death as a villain.
Death as a villain.
He oversees a shadow realm rather than a type of hell.
The greek equivalent is Tartarus were people are punished such as Tantalus etc. They've villainised Hades slightly unfairly.
overhawk said:
pip said:
overhawk said:
pip said:
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Death as a villain.
Death as a villain.
He oversees a shadow realm rather than a type of hell.
The greek equivalent is Tartarus were people are punished such as Tantalus etc. They've villainised Hades slightly unfairly.
