Here's the teaser trailer for Disney's 2009 release The Princess and the Frog:
http://disney.go.com/disneypictures/princessandthefrog/
Looks pretty dang good to me! I'm glad Disney is doing another hand-drawn feature and I hope the film is successful so they'll continue to do so.
Thoughts?
Disney's "The Princess and the Frog" Teaser
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Yeah, I definitely agree. The animation, character design, and color design in this alone looks 100x better then Bolt , this years offering from Disney, which looks pretty "blah" design and color wise (especially when put beside the original Chris Sanders drawings).I love that 2D stuff; beats the hell out of CG, if it's top quality, IMO.
I'm not saying Bolt will be bad, in fact, I think it'll probably be pretty good from the buzz I'm hearing about it, I just think Princess looks more appealing.
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2D from Disney, Jawohl!
But what they should hire/shanghaiing are the writers from Pixar, he he he.
Then Disney will be reborn!
(Allright, Pixar can also do a workshop in story writing for the Disney guys, ... could really help)
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By the way, it was good that the princess didn't give the frog a kiss on the lips.
If..., the frog would become very heavy by transforming into a human...
result: a big fat red spot on the ground, - ouch!
But what they should hire/shanghaiing are the writers from Pixar, he he he.
Then Disney will be reborn!
(Allright, Pixar can also do a workshop in story writing for the Disney guys, ... could really help)
...
By the way, it was good that the princess didn't give the frog a kiss on the lips.
If..., the frog would become very heavy by transforming into a human...
result: a big fat red spot on the ground, - ouch!
It sure looks promising.
Isn't Pixar's Lasseter the head of Disney animation department these days? I remember reading something like that but I haven't actually followed the topic.
In my opinion Disney hasn't been able to produce a good 2d animation in a long while and I believe that if Lasseter's pulling the strings we're going to see some great 2d animation films in near future.
Isn't Pixar's Lasseter the head of Disney animation department these days? I remember reading something like that but I haven't actually followed the topic.
In my opinion Disney hasn't been able to produce a good 2d animation in a long while and I believe that if Lasseter's pulling the strings we're going to see some great 2d animation films in near future.
Toooo cute, I think this one is for a very small demographic.
I think Disney's animation directors should take a good look at themselves, maybe watch Kung Fu Panda and get an attitude adjustment.
The style shown in the teaser there may have been OK in the 1940's but, I gotta say, as professional as it may be, it really turns my stomach YYEEEUUURK.
I think Disney's animation directors should take a good look at themselves, maybe watch Kung Fu Panda and get an attitude adjustment.
The style shown in the teaser there may have been OK in the 1940's but, I gotta say, as professional as it may be, it really turns my stomach YYEEEUUURK.