Disney/Pixar In General

Well, there's certainly a few:

• Woody buys new toys on Ebay and sells the old ones.
• Andy jacks off (off-screen) and uses Buzz as a bong, then Buzz gets mercy-killed by Woody.
• Toy Story meets Pinko, a "creativity object", which is just a wooden block with a face and some string. I think it's real, god bless. Some poor kids probably actually got that toy.

Fun fact: That's actually Jim Hanks (Tom Hanks' brother and Woody's official secondary voice) as Woody in the Pinko sketch.

IINM there's also a sketch where Andy's gaming PC comes to life and attacks the toys, too, which I figure was made after that compilation came out.

Edited by kablammin45 on May 5th 2024 at 3:39:45 AM

Okay… how likely do we think a third season of Moon Girl is at this point?

Well, they said it was reliant on Disney Plus ratings. Do we know how well that did?

I’m not sure…

I know that Monsters at Work is fairly high on trending so that one is probably safe. And I remember Moon Girl was on trending for a little bit when its episodes dropped.

It's Showtime! Looks like Incredibles 3 is likely to happen.

https://x.com/hollywoodhandle/status/1788261859704926546?s=46

While I dont like the Incredibles I am so sad when I see pics of the new designs from Incredibles 2. They look so angry and bitter, especially Violet.

Perhaps they'll finally take down the Underminer this time.

Disagree, they look far more confident and action ready (which is their job), especially Violet. They were like that for the first film too.

Especially since the one time they did ended up getting knocked out of canon by Incredibles 2.

Edited by TrashJack on May 8th 2024 at 4:49:51 AM

And no matter what, Incredibles 2 is canon. And always will be. You can't undo what that movie did, I don't mind Character Rerailment, but you undo the events of 2, then you're repeating the mistakes of the 2nd film since that's the film that legalized Supers.

Edited by VioletParrfan1989 on May 8th 2024 at 1:53:26 AM

...I just realized The Underminer is a pun on him "undermining" the happy ending.

I wonder who the central character will be this time. I imagine Violet. Please let there be a time skip this time.

Oh yeah, I was gonna say. I'd love to see a fully grown Violet and Dash as established Supers! Maybe even have Helen and Bob realized they're nearing the age they're likely to retire from saving the day.

Article also mentions a third Finding Nemo, but I have no idea what that would be about.

Finding Marlin. Marlin gets kidnapped and Nemo has to go rescue him. Because the writers can't think of another plot for fish.

Or Finding Bruce, about Bruce's missing father.

I love Finding Nemo, but it is sad a Cheesy Finland Animated Flick had way more originality and plot than a Pixar movie.

errr which one?

Help! I'm a Fish

I've seen both and I dont agree with that assessment

I meant more Finding Dory. OBVIOUSLY it CANT compare to Finding Nemo, but Finding Dory was the beggining of "I am starting to feel Pixar lost their touch." Sure there was the aggresively mediocre Brave before it. But that was the first confirmation.

That name reminds me of a Calvin and Hobbes joke.

Mom: Hey, who wrote “Help I’m a bug” on my letter to Grandma?
Calvin: Evidently some bug. How strange.

But now that you mention it, yeah, how and why do these fish keep losing each other?

Edited by Demetrios on May 8th 2024 at 4:57:42 AM

> aggresively mediocre Brave

wrong thats tangled and Frozen

Hint: The Ocean is like, REAAAAAAAAAAAAALLY big and shit like that.

Toy Story 4 was the final nail into the coffin. I lost all love for their movies then and there. Sure, I can still listen to the music and even see the old movie scenes and love them, but all the love I had for them as creators is gone, is like Death Of The Author, like their work is so divorced from who they are now to me.

I really wanna see Elemental, and Kitbull is just so amazing tho.

They’re not aggressively mediocre. They’re fantastically amazing!

Uh... can you explain your stance a bit better? Because that's kind of confusing me. Losing all love for an entire studios' catalog because of one bad film seems kind of weird.