seriously,
- Thread starter Bijoux
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no one's wacked anyone on the knee for a good 10 years... the media got bored
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Disney has issues right now... big ones. I'm afraid that the disney I was raised on will be a distant memory by the time I have kids of my own 
The movie they just released (home on the range maybe?) is rumored to be the last conventionally animated film they will ever produce... the rest will all be digital like the pixar movies. I like the pixar movies, but they just arent the same to me.
The movie they just released (home on the range maybe?) is rumored to be the last conventionally animated film they will ever produce... the rest will all be digital like the pixar movies. I like the pixar movies, but they just arent the same to me.
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I'm affraid that it's all my fault (and the fault of people like me).
I'm a skating fan, and MK is one of my favs, but I've never bother to even switch on for a moment one of these specials.
It's always about money and figurskating isn't very popular right now. Michelle Kwan isn't as popular or well-known with the general public as with those who follow and love figureskating. I think more skating will appear on tv as we get closer to the Turin Olympics. If an American wins the gold, we should see specials appear for a short while.
As far as Disney goes, their bottom line is to make money.
Dizzy
As far as Disney goes, their bottom line is to make money.
Dizzy
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Longhornliz said:
they haven't done it all drawn anyway for years... so what's the difference
"the Disney I was raised on" were the old classics. I watched Disney movies all the way till Lion King... saw Pocahantas and realized that Snow White and Cinderella were way better in drawing, animation, and scripting....
just my two cents on where Disney is... their theme parks are cool though
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I was fit to be tied with the one that supposedly featured the "all time great Disney songs." Where was When you wish upon a star? Where was Some day my Prince will come? Instead we got some baloney from Jungle Book II.
All time great songs? They should do Fantasia on Ice (the first one).
OK, end of rant.
Back on topic, for whatever reason (Toni's "no kneewhack" is as good as any), as Dizzy Di says, these shows just didn't command much of an audience.
But I like Bijoux's idea for a Sasha special. It wouldn't be Disney, since Michelle is still under contract with The Mouse to open theme parks in Hong Kong, etc.
Warner Brothers? I can see Johnny Weir guest starring as Buggs Bunny...
Mathman
All time great songs? They should do Fantasia on Ice (the first one).
OK, end of rant.
Back on topic, for whatever reason (Toni's "no kneewhack" is as good as any), as Dizzy Di says, these shows just didn't command much of an audience.
But I like Bijoux's idea for a Sasha special. It wouldn't be Disney, since Michelle is still under contract with The Mouse to open theme parks in Hong Kong, etc.
Warner Brothers? I can see Johnny Weir guest starring as Buggs Bunny...
Mathman
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Tonichelle said:
I just prefer the old "flat" style of conventional (doesnt imply hand drawn, they had been using photo capture technology since the 50's) animation to that of the 3Dish style of the pixar movies. JMO.
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ok, got ya
me I like the handdrawn animation over the vector's/computer tech. they do now... the drawings look more alive, IMHO
me I like the handdrawn animation over the vector's/computer tech. they do now... the drawings look more alive, IMHO
