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Icebaby
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 •06/30/2011 08:51 PM (UTC) •
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Of all the movies that could do another, Incredibles is the only i am truly dying for another movie!

I'm somewhat pleased that they're making another Monster's Inc, though it's not a seqeul, it's a prequel. I am up in the air with how I feel about that.

And, I am truly pissed of that there's another Toy Story. My mom said that they could do another, this time featuring their adventures with Bonny, but here's the thing... Why would you make another one where you managed to make the third movie felt like it was the finale to the series? You got Andy leaving for college, you got one character thrown out there. Then no Bo Peep, granted that she wasn't much in the second movie either, still... You had made one of the most dramatic scenes in the movie with the boiler. Why go and risk it all making a new Toy Story movie?

I would have been okay with the animated shorts, they always do that, but honestly, the series doesn't need a fourth one.
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FlamingTP
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 •06/30/2011 11:16 PM (UTC) •
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What are you talking about man? their winning streak was over when the first cars came out.
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Coltess
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 •07/01/2011 08:12 AM (UTC) •
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I honestly don't care anymore. Pixar has a special place in my heart for Toy Story, a Bugs Life, and Monsters Inc. I never much cared for anything after that. Coming from a small town, I thought that angle of the first cars was sort of touching, but beyond that I didn't care. Wall E, though not well recieved, I thoroughly enjoyed more than Cars, The Incredibles, and Finding Nemo, and I still think it is sort of under rated. But really, the ending of the Toy Story series (hopefully) sort of book ends by time with pixar. I was 16 years old and that movie moved me to near tears. I remember watching the first one on VHS over and over and over again, and it was weird because I was watching the final installment (again hopefully) with kids who weren't even alive when Toy Story 2 came out.

Ooh! Also, interesting factoid! John Ratzenberger, AKA Cliff Claven from Cheers, Mack the Truck, P.T. Flea, Hamm, The abominable Snow Man, etc. etc. Has become the 4th most successful actor of all time, as measured by a total box office of over $3,000,000,000. He's also the actor with the most Oscar-nominations for movies he has been in. This is of course because he's in EVERY Pixar movie and had bit parts in The Empire Strikes back and Superman.
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TheBigCityToilet
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 •07/02/2011 05:15 AM (UTC) •
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Zmoke Wrote:
Pixar has been a good company, I still haven't lost my hope on Pixar though I haven't watched any animated movies recently. A little off-topic but did Andy age in Toy Story 2 if he goes to the college in Toy Story 3? I have only watched the first one when it was in the movies. I loved it back then.

2 is only like a year or so after 1, the puppy he got in 1 is still a juvenile and the toys use him as a workhorse.
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 •07/02/2011 07:49 PM (UTC) •
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coltess Wrote:
...I remember watching the first one on VHS over and over and over again, and it was weird because I was watching the final installment (again hopefully) with kids who weren't even alive when Toy Story 2 came out.



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