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Why couldn't Disney have left two dimensional with grace?

posted 21 years ago by fuzz1990
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This is our last hand-drawn Disney movie? I refuse to believe it. Disney hasto end with something better than this. I, mean, half of the time, hand-drawn is more realistic than CGI. We all the remember the two-D classics. If they were going to abandon the art, I wish they could have ended with The Lion King, and gone out at the top of their craft.

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[–] aleusong 21 years ago

Well sadly that's how Disney make their money. They made tons of money off of rereleasing 101 Dalmations (the original 1961 version) back in the early 1990s

and Imax releases of Disney films are so stupid, they just make the missing whiskers on the lions more noticeable and I am pissed that they messed up the animation
I went to see TLK at the Imax in Indianapolis the day after it was released. It was hilarious becuase there were two malfunctions during the showing and the film had to stop for a few minutes. One was during the previews and the other happened when young Simba was about to be chased by the hyenas into exile

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