The Disney Thread | Iger will be with us until 2026

[Neo]

When the news first came out seemed the titles were The Avengers 3D and Frozen 3D.

[kayumanggi]

I know Tangled was a success but I think they should kept it as The Snow Queen but that could easily change. It is CGI or traditionally animated? After The Lion King 3D proved that it was possible to convert a traditionally animated film into 3D and be successful.The Dinosaur film I wouldn't be surprised if that is moved to summer and the Brain film to November 2014 or Summer 2015.

The original plan was traditional animation but they are going CGI now.

[kayumanggi]

Report Card 2011: Disney Moved to Cut Costs With Fewer Films

http://www.thewrap.c...et-brands-33617

Wrong figure for CARS ll.

[stuart360]

The original plan was traditional animation but they are going CGI now.

Going a touch off topic but i'm sure i read that 'The Princess and the Frog' would be their last ever traditional animation.

[Jonwo]

Winnie the Pooh was traditionally animated, Tangled proved that a traditional Disney film be done in CGI but The Snow Queen/Frozen would work if done like Tangled but I think it would make a great handdrawn animated film, I would guess it's a musical as well as Alan Menken was working on it.

[Kvikk Lunsj]

Frozen is a horrible title. Snow Queen is so much better.

[kayumanggi]

Going a touch off topic but i'm sure i read that 'The Princess and the Frog' would be their last ever traditional animation.

http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Disney-s-Hand-Drawn-Animation-Plans-Don-t-Exactly-Scream-Renaissance-16041.html

[Hiccup]

Disney had an awful year this year.

[kayumanggi]

Luckily THE HELP is there to help.

[Hiccup]

Luckily THE HELP is there to help.

I forgot that was Disney

[CJohn]

And the 1B beast called Pirates of the Caribbean.

[Hiccup]

And the 1B beast called Pirates of the Caribbean.

I was talking about domestic totals

[CJohn]

Oh sorry :blush:It still made 240M DOM. With so many movies struggling at the box office, I think it was a good result.

[kayumanggi]

MARS NEEDS MOMS! Toink.

[whoot]

Going a touch off topic but i'm sure i read that 'The Princess and the Frog' would be their last ever traditional animation.

Well, Winnie the Pooh was released this year. Of course, that was mostly filler and released mainly to boost the home video sale totals...But I wouldn't say it was their last ever. They said the same thing with Home on the Range. It's too ingrained in their history for them not to develop one every now and then.

[iceroll]

From the article: "A 3D re-release of the 17-year-old "The Lion King" took in $492.1 million worldwide on a conversion cost of less than $10 million." Um, no it didn't that would've been incredible.

[Neo]

From the article: "A 3D re-release of the 17-year-old "The Lion King" took in $492.1 million worldwide on a conversion cost of less than $10 million." Um, no it didn't that would've been incredible.

Isn't that all-time?

[iceroll]

All time it's made $945,659,062

[forg]

I hope Winnie the Pooh isn't the last traditionally animated movie from Disney that we will see in theaters. Loved Winnie the Pooh, how i wish it did better in the box office.Wreck-It Ralph sounds promising though

Edited December 27, 2011 by forg

[Neo]

Brian Beletic to Direct Disney's Mountain Climbing Adventure