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Darn, I guess movies that come out later than April 30th will have to wait for next year's.

This movie is one of the major nostalgia movies for me, I LOVE it! Definite A.

*begs for Inside Out to play in IMAX*

Pocahontas 2, Mulan 2, Cinderella 2 (Cinderella 3 was good though), and Cars 2.

Honestly, when I saw the title I just thought of Joy from Inside Out. XD

I didn't mean to come across that way. I know that the Minions are VERY popular, and this will do very well and it deserves to providing it has a good story. I just feel like Inside Out may have a bit more novelty to bring to the table. Then again, the Minions are part of a franchise and IO is new, so Minions has that going for it. We'll see though.

I think/hope Inside Out will beat it. I never got the appeal of the Minions and IO has a unique concept and Pixar brand on its side. I don't think IO will be the next Frozen like some articles are saying (that's an INCREDIBLY tall order, after all), but I do think IO deserves top spot this year.

Inside Out The Good Dinosuar Peanuts Minions I'm DEFINITELY calling for IO to win.

230M Inside Out

52% Inside Out

They're doing a Rumpelstiltskin adaptation?... I'm sure it'll be at least decent, but I'll likely just be thinking of Once Upon a Time's version.

Out of curiosity, why did you like it so much? From what I've heard (friend saw it but not me), the only characters to get any development were Hiro and Baymax, and the main reason Baymax was caring was because of his programming, rather than developing his own personality beyond his intended purpose like WALL-E.

Yeah, but that was a single movie. A great movie, true, but the entire history we knew of these characters was centered around that. Toy Story 4 is including established characters from three prior movies, throwing out some of the primary relationship building established, going through a tone change, and being a tacked-on afterthought to a perfectly-ended trilogy.

Agreed. Admittedly I shipped Woody/Jessie after Toy Story 2, but after Toy Story 3 I became a Jessie/Buzz shipper. Even though that was only in one of the movies, it didn't feel forced or out of place, so it worked. But it's one thing to have sprinklings of romance here and there and another to have it be the focus. Plus, Toy Story 3 ended on a perfect note.

Honestly, I have an opinion on why TPatF wasn't well received. Not necessarily because it was 2D. Not because of the African American princess. But because of the setting. Disney is well-known for having a more fantasy element to their stories. The New Orleans ragtime setting was something that didn't really fit with the "princess turning into a frog" aspect kind of thing, and it clashed. At least in my opinion, the New Orleans setting was dull and boring. I honestly feel like it could have done better if it weren't for that.

.... I am mentally facepalming SO HARD at this right now. THIS is the idea John Lasseter said was "too good to pass up"?! It'snot going to be a continuation, and it's going to be a romantic comedy love story?! They should have just left it alone. Really. I had no idea what to expect, but... THIS?!

At this rate, I'm doubting that they'll even be around for 5 more years.

*reads article* Me and My Shadow is still being made? Yay!

B.O.O. was the one of their original projects that I actually was looking forward to... in fact, that and Me and My Shadow were their ONLY original films I was looking forward to. At this point, I feel like once HTTYD3 and KFP3 are released, Dreamworks doesn't have much left for it, unless they either uncancel the two above or actually come up with an original idea that's GOOD.

Not to mention it's supposed to be a musical. And we all know how insanely popular the last Disney musical was.

Wait, are you talking about the Oscars last year, or did something come up with them this year? (I didn't watch the Oscars.) EDIT: Just, checked, it was this year. Revenge of Idina! XD

I'd have preferred something other than this or HTTYD2 to get the Oscar. I honestly only think this won because it was "the film after Frozen".

Oh, so they did, okay.

Dang it, they should have done the same with Frozen.