Watched cars for a few minutes then quit too boring.
On unrelated things I like dreamworks animation better can't wait for kung fu panda 2.
Incredibles Blu-ray Re-Release Press Release:
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[B]
BURBANK, Calif., February 10, 2011 – THE INCREDIBLES, everyone’s favorite family of undercover superheroes and Disney•Pixar’s two time Academy Award®-winning animated feature film (2004 Best Animated Feature Film and Best Achievement in Sound Editing), makes its highly-anticipated Blu-ray™ debut on April 12, 2011. Releasing as a 4-Disc Blu-ray Combo Pack (2 Blu-ray Discs + 1 DVD + 1 Digital Copy), this superset has something for everyone – from the discerning enthusiast who demands nothing less than the highest-quality home entertainment experience, to the family who enjoys the interactive and engaging bonus features that only Blu-ray can provide – making this a “must add” to every home entertainment collection across the nation.
From the creative minds behind the Toy Story films and Ratatouille, comes the hilarious, action-packed animated adventure about a seemingly ordinary family with an incredible secret. Releasing for the first time ever in high-definition and in its original theatrical wide screen version, THE INCREDIBLES has been packed to include fascinating audio commentary by Academy Award®-winning director Brad Bird and his fellow filmmakers, exclusive new bonus features, deleted scenes, behind-the-scenes features, hilarious bloopers and much, much more.
An explosion of fun, comedy and action-packed adventure, THE INCREDIBLES 4-Disc Blu-ray Combo Pack will be available at retailers nationwide for the suggested price of $45.99 U.S./$52.99 Canada.
BONUS FEATURES:
Blu-ray:
Includes The Following All-New Bonus Features Plus All The Classic DVD Features:
[LIST]
[*]The Incredibles Revisited – A roundtable discussion with Writer/Director Brad Bird, Producer John Walker, Story Supervisor Mark Andrews, Supervising Technical Director Rick Sayre, Production Designer Lou Romano, Character Designer Teddy Newton, and Supervising Animator Tony Fucile.
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[*]Paths To Pixar: Story Artists – Continuing the popular bonus feature series that viewers have seen onmany other Disney•Pixar releases, this exciting new feature showcases multiple Pixar story artists givingviewers exciting insight into their work, their inspiration and the personal paths that eventually led themto a career at Pixar.
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[*]Studio Stories: Gary’s Birthday – Trying to make a movie when there are not enough work days and too many birthday parties? This feature showcases how The Incredibles crew solved that problem.
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[*]Ending With A Bang: Making The End Credits – Interview with Director of Photography Andy Jimenez and Character Designer Teddy Newton about the process of creating the end credits for the film.
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[*]“The New Nomanisan” Island Redevelopment Plan – A guided tour of Nomanisan Island, post-Syndrome, pitching the island as a vacation resort paradise.
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Classic DVD Features:
The DVD in the 4-Disc Blu-ray Combo Pack Includes:
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[*]The Incredibles feature film
[*]The original short film Jack-Jack Attack
[*]Pixar’s Academy Award®-nominated short film Boundin’ (2003 Best Animated Short)
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BLU-RAY COMBO PACK TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Street Date April 12, 2011
Direct Prebook February 8, 2011
Distributors Prebook February 22, 2011
Suggested Retail Price 4-Disc Blu-ray Combo Pack (2 Blu-ray Discs + 1 DVD + 1 Digital Copy Disc) = $45.99 U.S./$52.99 Canada
Feature Run Time Approximately 115 Minutes
Rated USA: “PG” (For Action Violence); Canada: “G” (For Violence)
*Bonus materials not rated
Technical 2.39 (Presentation Size: 16X9)
Sound English 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio Sound, Eng 2.0 DVS
Languages English, French and Spanish
Subtitles English SDH, French and Spanish [/B][/quote]
[editline]12th February 2011[/editline]
Also, Brad Bird Leaves Animation forever
4:30
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQX0DF6A19I[/media]
holy shit $46 for a blu-ray
well it has 4 discs
2 of them blu-ray
So Pixar's Chief Creative Officer John Lasseter said in a interview yesterday that they wouldn't be picking up any IP from Marvel to do a movie.
[QUOTE=Rong;29500901]So Pixar's Chief Creative Officer John Lasseter said in a interview yesterday that they wouldn't be picking up any IP from Marvel to do a movie.[/QUOTE]
I prefer Pixar doing original works so good
IMO Toy Story 3 had a very sad ending.
Made me teary.
Cars 2 Will use a Perfume J-POP Song for The Japan Race part
[url]http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2011-05-09/pixar-cars-2-uses-j-pop-perfume-song-worldwide[/url]
The song that will be used
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebWsTKtTHzs[/media]
[editline]9th May 2011[/editline]
Here's a TV spot for cars 2 also
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qf0FCzPny7k[/media]
One of the new characters that you saw in the movie trailer
Crabby, voiced by Sig Hansen from the deadliest catch
[img]http://i.imgur.com/uaK1c.jpg[/img]
Also Cars 2 Soundtrack listing revealed
[quote]1. "You Might Think" — Weezer
2. "Collision of Worlds" — Brad Paisley, Robby Williams
3. "Mon Caeur Fait Vroum" (My Heart Goes Vroom) — Benabar
4. "Nobody’s Fool" — Brad Paisley
5. "Polyrythm" — Perfume
6. "Turbo Transmission"
7. "It’s Finn McMissile!"
8. "Mater The Waiter"
9. "Radiator Reunion"
10. "Cranking Up The Heat"
11. "Towkyo Takeout"
12. "Tarmac The Magnificent"
13. "Whose Engine Is This?"
14. "History’s Biggest Loser Cars"
15. "Mater Of Disguise"
16. "Porto Corsa"
17. "The Lemon Pledge"
18. "Mater’s Getaway"
19. "Mater Warns McQueen"
20. "Going To The Backup Plan"
21. "Mater’s The Bomb"
22. "Blunder And Lightning"
23. "The Other Shoot"
24. "Axlerod Exposed"
25. "The Radiator Springs Gran Prix"
26. "The Turbomater"[/quote]
Also the Monsters Inc Sequel (or prequel, whatever) Got a logo
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/5RSlh.jpg[/IMG]
and the Synopsis
[quote]"Mike Wazowski and James P. Sullivan are an inseparable pair, but that wasn’t always the case. From the moment these two mismatched monsters met they couldn’t stand each other. Monsters University unlocks the door to how Mike and Sulley overcame their differences and became the best of friends.”[/quote]
MIKE WAZOWSKI
[img]http://i.imgur.com/zIUKR.jpg[/img]
First look at [i]Brave[/i].
Just made me watch Cars again.
Feels good.
My High School Animation teacher taught Pete Docter, director of Up! and Monsters Inc. 2
[QUOTE=Rong;29500901]So Pixar's Chief Creative Officer John Lasseter said in a interview yesterday that they wouldn't be picking up any IP from Marvel to do a movie.[/QUOTE]
Good, Pixar wouldn't be near as good if they started just picking up other people's IPs like the rest of Hollywood.
[QUOTE=Wii60;30648959][url]http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/cars_2/[/url]
:ohdear:[/QUOTE]
That movie never should have had a sequel made. Pixar needs to do less sequels, anyways.
Pixar needs to come out with another successful original premise, its about time it happened
[QUOTE=killerteacup;30649405]Pixar needs to come out with another successful original premise, its about time it happened[/QUOTE]
They should just never do sequels / prequels ever and keep pumping out the original titles.
[QUOTE=Rong;30075989][img]http://i.imgur.com/zIUKR.jpg[/img]
First look at [i]Brave[/i].[/QUOTE]
How pretty.
I'm not going to watch Cars 2, Cars 1 was pretty shit, it's a shame John Lasseter directed it :(
[QUOTE=thrawn2787;30649625]They should just never do sequels / prequels ever and keep pumping out the original titles.[/QUOTE]
Toy Story 3 was my favorite Pixar movie yet. Original films should definitely be concentrated on over sequels, though.
[QUOTE=postal;30649159]That movie never should have had a sequel made. Pixar needs to do less sequels, anyways.[/QUOTE]
i personally blame the new pixar studio that opened in vancouver, they are in-charge of all pixar sequels.
[QUOTE=Funky Pickle;30650093]Toy Story 3 was my favorite Pixar movie yet. Original films should definitely be concentrated on over sequels, though.[/QUOTE]
Pixar never wanted to make Toy Story 2 (it was meant to be straight to DVD). So if it weren't for forcing them into doing that then Toy Story 3 wouldn't have been made, and I would've been fine with that to be honest (ie no 2 and 3, but since 2 was made might as well have 3). It was a good movie and all (especially since I'm Andy's age) but I didn't really like the whole "escape plan works the first time."
[quote] i personally blame the new pixar studio that opened in vancouver, they are in-charge of all pixar sequels.[/quote]
Fucking idiots in Vancouver, should've burned that down during the riots not cars
As soon as I heard they were making a sequel to cars I knew I was never going to see it.
[editline]23rd June 2011[/editline]
[QUOTE=thrawn2787;30658534]Pixar never wanted to make Toy Story 2 (it was meant to be straight to DVD). So if it weren't for forcing them into doing that then Toy Story 3 wouldn't have been made, and I would've been fine with that to be honest (ie no 2 and 3, but since 2 was made might as well have 3). It was a good movie and all (especially since I'm Andy's age) but I didn't really like the whole "escape plan works the first time."[/QUOTE]
In my opinion Pixar could make a film about anything and it would be good. The only reason Cars sucks so much is because Disney have a lot to do with it because they made billions of dollars from the merch.
[QUOTE=scotland1;30659078]As soon as I heard they were making a sequel to cars I knew I was never going to see it.
[editline]23rd June 2011[/editline]
In my opinion Pixar could make a film about anything and it would be good. The only reason Cars sucks so much is because Disney have a lot to do with it because they made billions of dollars from the merch.[/QUOTE]
Again Disney forced them to do Toy Story 2. It's a shame that Pixar merged / is Disney's bitch now
Oh hey it's a poster for Brave.
[img]http://www.flicksandbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/brave-poster.jpg[/img]
[quote]’Brave’ is set in the mystical Scottish Highlands, where Merida is the princess of a kingdom ruled by King Fergus (Connolly) and Queen Elinor (Thompson). An unruly daughter and an accomplished archer, Merida (Macdonald) one day defies a sacred custom of the land and inadvertently brings turmoil to the kingdom. In an attempt to set things right, Merida seeks out an eccentric old Wise Woman (Walters) and is granted an ill-fated wish. Also figuring into Merida’s quest – and serving as comic relief – are the kingdom’s three lords: the enormous Lord MacGuffin (McKidd), the surly Lord Macintosh (Ferguson), and the disagreeable Lord Dingwall (Coltrane). [/quote]
[quote]The voice cast assembled features Kelly Macdonald (“No Country for Old Men,” “Boardwalk Empire”), Emma Thompson (“Sense and Sensibility,” “Love Actually”), Kevin McKidd (“Trainspotting,” “Dog Soldiers”), Julie Walters (“Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone,” “Gnomeo & Juliet”), Bill Connelly (“The Boondock Saints,” “Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events”), Craig Ferguson (“Saving Grace,” “Doc Martin”) and Robbie Coltrane (“Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone,” “The World Is Not Enough”).[/quote]
Good to see they actually got scottish people to voice act.
Adding info to the OP
[QUOTE=Wii60;30650615]i personally blame the new pixar studio that opened in vancouver, they are in-charge of all pixar sequels.[/QUOTE]
Would that include the monsters inc prequel?
[QUOTE=postal;30662084]Would that include the monsters inc prequel?[/QUOTE]
Oh god they better not ruin monsters inc.
[QUOTE=scotland1;30663589]Oh god they better not ruin monsters inc.[/QUOTE]
Well they are making a prequel, it's coming out after Brave. Read the OP / wikipedia
I don't think it will work well because [minor plot spoilers] [sp] I think mike and sully are rivals in college but in the movie mike wasn't a scarer or didn't really even seem want / try to be. [/sp]It's kind of like retconning some of the first one, and it's also extremely pointless too
Rotten Tomato scores for pixar copied from E-Online. I added cars 2 to it (assuming the cars 2 score stays somewhat the same):
Toy Story, 100 percent
Toy Story 2, 100 percent
Toy Story 3, 99 percent
Finding Nemo, 98 percent
Up, 98 percent
The Incredibles, 97 percent
Ratatouille, 96 percent
WALL-E, 96 percent
Monsters, Inc., 95 percent
A Bug's Life, 91 percent
Cars, 74 percent
[b]Cars 2, 38 percent[/b]
There's something very wrong with this new pixar studio. Then again the movie only has about 40 reviews as opposed to the ~200 some of the other pixar movies have so maybe it's a bit too soon to really judge.
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