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Intersting, Warren Spector (a game developer from the epic mickey games) wants to make a Ducktales video game. So theres a possibility that we will see a Ducktales game soon.

BzzitTheMoskito wrote:Intersting, Warren Spector (a game developer from the epic mickey games) wants to make a Ducktales video game. So theres a possibility that we will see a Ducktales game soon.

Oh my fucking yes holy piece of duckshit yes.

Oh fuck yes.

Duck Tales was partially based on Don Rosa's and Carl Barks's stories. So like a proper Duckburg video game. I just shat my pants a little.

.sey kcuf hO

sergiomonty wrote:I think Monsters University is gonna suck balls incredibly bad.... the trailer suggests that it will have Cars-like humour.

I mean just do the math:

(Monsters Inc) - (Boo, the adorable appeal of the movie and the actual reason for a plot) + (A bunch of stereotyped teenager douchebag monsters)= chaos

I mean, why is even a prequel necessary? We have questions, but we don't need that kind of answers, I'm pretty sure nobody gives two shits about Sulley and Mike's backstories. I enjoyed Monsters Inc a lot, but I think the heart of the movie was Boo, most of the times when Mike and Sulley were alone, well, it felt awkward for me, like nothing really interesting happened, just regular coworkers, nothing amusing about their personalities.

As far as I know, Sulley is a "Uh... Ok, whatever" and Mike is a "Damn, I'm so handsome".

I don't agree, I always enjoyed Sully and Mike's antics. And honestly, considering how short the trailer was, there's almost nothing to go off of. I think it will be pretty good.

And no, I haven't seen Wreck-it Ralph yet. I will be this coming weekend.

Adsolution wrote:I don't agree, I always enjoyed Sully and Mike's antics. And honestly, considering how short the trailer was, there's almost nothing to go off of. I think it will be pretty good.

Well, I hope at least they come up with something really intelligent and not "your typical comedy about college". Go see the movie early, by the way, Paperman was delightful, it's music touches the sky of greatness and the concept is clean. It also has some great and creative style of animation!

BzzitTheMoskito wrote:Intersting, Warren Spector (a game developer from the epic mickey games) wants to make a Ducktales video game. So theres a possibility that we will see a Ducktales game soon.

I have Epic Mickey. It was a decent game, but it disappointed me in a lot of aspects. You can't revisit older places, most of the "forgotten characters" didn't really exist in Disney's history and are just a copy-paste of typical black and white animals.



And the camera, jesus, it's awful. I liked the plot, and the ending was kinda adorable, but all of the characters are so...cheesy and awkward, especially the jokes that they make. I loved the Ducktales game, and I hope Warren Spector (also creator of Deus Ex) has some good ideas for that project.

Bzzit wrote:Anyone seen "The Brave Little Toaster" Probably the most underrated Disney animated movie, and one of my all time favorites

Thank you, for the feeling of nostalgia. I watched that movie all day everyday when I was little.

I barely remember the toaster as a kid, though I liked it by that time. The air conditioner scared the shit out of me.

sergiomonty wrote:The air conditioner scared the shit out of me.

Same here. xD

It's really horrifying when you think about the air conditioner. He friggin' rages himself to death!

Screw the conditioner, I was always creeped out by that giant evil magnet which made that horrific buzzing sound alongside the near chomping of the master to top it off D:

Bzzit wrote:Anyone seen "The Brave Little Toaster" Probably the most underrated Disney animated movie, and one of my all time favorites

Ah yes, this is one of my all-time favourites actually, but it isn't made by Disney. Disney merely distributed it and had nothing to do with the development - people, learn the difference.

What do you guys think of the sequels Brave Little Toaster to the Rescue and Brave Little Toaster goes to Mars? For me, all thee of them felt incredibly nostalgic when I watched them recently, and in my opinion, unlike a lot of those crap Disney Sequels, these were actually quite good. To the Rescue I think is a very good successor to the original, taking a great new spin on the material. Goes to Mars was... okay. It really isn't as good as the previous one, it defies all logic and contradicts itself like mad (They say a rat can't breathe in space, yet they propel themselves through space with a fan...?), but some parts of it were still very good. These are my three favourite musical numbers from the series, coincidental, one from each of the movies:

B-Movie Show, from the original, because it's catchy and artsy as hell:


Chomp and Munch, from To the Rescue, because of the story and the chorus:


Home Again, from Goes to Mars, because it gives me the chillies:

Yeah I knew about its origins and the fact was based off a book too, I just personally always consider it a Disney classic in Disney discussions, also guys who worked on the film went on to work for Pixar and such. I never saw the sequels, I heard the second one was abit poo but the 3rd was meant to be alright.

A lot of people do the distribution-property link and surprisingly they are usually right - it's distributor who owns IP usually. Also, the specific example of nonsense could be actually bend to make sense - as in, making "space air density" low, but not zero - which technically is true in some areas - and adding a really overpowered fan.

stan423321 wrote:A lot of people do the distribution-property link and surprisingly they are usually right - it's distributor who owns IP usually. Also, the specific example of nonsense could be actually bend to make sense - as in, making "space air density" low, but not zero - which technically is true in some areas - and adding a really overpowered fan.

The blankets my favorite character too!

Because 'that' had a lot to do with 'that.'

Bzzit wrote:Yeah I knew about its origins and the fact was based off a book too, I just personally always consider it a Disney classic in Disney discussions, also guys who worked on the film went on to work for Pixar and such.

Well you shouldn't, because it isn't. Bambi and Alice in Wonderland were based off books too, but that isn't the point; the film has absolutely no relation to Disney other than the fact that Disney took part in distributing it. Don't give credit to those who don't deserve it.

Bzzit wrote:I never saw the sequels, I heard the second one was abit poo but the 3rd was meant to be alright.

The release times were screwed up, so you probably unintentionally got that backward: the third was released a year before the second. It's notable that the second was quite good, and the third was a bit meh.

Yeah think I got the order mixed up D: I swear I heard rumors of a 3D reboot of the series sometime last year, that wouldn't be a good idea in my opinion.

With the Toy Story shorts and a Wreck-it Ralph sequel confirmed, I'm pretty sure that the story would be bashed again.

I have Epic Mickey. It was a decent game, but it disappointed me in a lot of aspects. You can't revisit older places, most of the "forgotten characters" didn't really exist in Disney's history and are just a copy-paste of typical black and white animals.



And the camera, jesus, it's awful. I liked the plot, and the ending was kinda adorable, but all of the characters are so...cheesy and awkward, especially the jokes that they make. I loved the Ducktales game, and I hope Warren Spector (also creator of Deus Ex) has some good ideas for that project.

I playing through Epic Mickey right now, I think I'm stuck in Tomorrow City though, (I guess it's time to pull-up a walkthrough) anyhow, God yes, the camera was awful, I experienced cheap death after cheap death because of this forsaken piece of programing. As well as more actual 'forgotten' characters should have appeared. The sequel, Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two looks really good, I'll have to pick it up sometime, maybe this'll hold me over until Rayman Legends comes out next year. as for Disney, I think they were in the prime during the early years and the renaissance, where all my favorites lay. I need to watch Paperman though.
And I love this short to death...

Bzzit wrote:Yeah think I got the order mixed up D: I swear I heard rumors of a 3D reboot of the series sometime last year, that wouldn't be a good idea in my opinion.

I heard about that too. It's supposed to be live action mixed with 3D. I'm going to bomb whoever came up with horrid idea. Not only is it probably going to be upsetting the fans, it's probably too to end up pretty horrible as a movie.

Live action? it's like the movie is asking for buttfuck without even being released.

Adsolution wrote:

Bzzit wrote:Yeah think I got the order mixed up D: I swear I heard rumors of a 3D reboot of the series sometime last year, that wouldn't be a good idea in my opinion.

I heard about that too. It's supposed to be live action mixed with 3D. I'm going to bomb whoever came up with horrid idea. Not only is it probably going to be upsetting the fans, it's probably too to end up pretty horrible as a movie.

Yeah its seems to be an unsettling trend as of late. God that Smurfs movie looked awful! Inevitably the score will be ruined too, it will go from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7tLSAaFaVs to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXJPpx60 ... ure=relmfu