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I'm thinking more along the lines of: Toy Story THREE?

• locopati 17y ago
  If you could guarantee money from extending an existing franchise, wouldn't you? It's not like Pixar is releasing sequels every year or two for all their movies.
  • joubert 17y ago
    I was just commenting as a film lover.
    • locopati 17y ago
      As a fellow film lover, TS2 was enjoyable and I expect TS3 will be as well (in the sense that even the worst Pixar film is better than many other attempts at animated storytelling, at the very least in visual/audio quality).
• wendroid 17y ago
  Just you wait for -1
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  • nkassis 17y ago
    Yeah but it was a pretty good movie and my nephew a big fan of towmater (that might be cause his dad makes a perfect impression of it ;p)
• jcl 17y ago
  Have you seen Toy Story 2? It is actually a decent movie. It was originally slated to be a typical Disney direct-to-video sequel. But the Pixar guys didn't want to do substandard work, so they worked hard on the preproduction and managed to convince the Disney execs that it was worthy of a theatrical release. Four years later, the story repeats itself: Disney's five-movie partnership with Pixar ends and Disney owns all the movie characters, so they decide to make a direct-to-video Toy Story 3 with their in-house studios. Then Eisner leaves, Disney buys Pixar, the Pixar guys are put in charge of Disney Animation Studios, and Toy Story 3 gets shelved so that it can be redone from scratch as a theatrical release by Pixar. Given the history, I expect that it, too, will be a decent film.