You would think a 250 million dollar investment would give them top billing right after its release.
I have heard more about the two live-action remakes (Lilo and Stitch/How to Train Your Dragon) and the sequel (28 years later) that are currently showing.
What's the logic behind this practice? Since there is no need for employee to be involved then shouldn't online bought ticket be even cheaper?
That said, I only found out about it by chance when looking for the release date of 28 Years Later
The Incredibles was peak Pixar character art style.
Later, chuds picked up on this term and used it to refer to "any animation I don't like" which is where we are today. Let's stop using CalArts as a slur. The institute produced and continues to produce very fine animators.
This is so offensive.
Looking at the producer's prior work, I can see why it wouldn't appeal to me: I wasn't a fan of Coco, The Good Dinosaur, or Brave either.
It didn't help that Brad Garrett's voice just didn't seem to ..fit?.. their character, despite the rest of the cast.
biglyburrito•7mo ago