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soupoftomato wrote:

I've never really cared for wanting an Incredibles sequel.
Or a Finding Nemo sequel.
I can't picture Toy Story without a sequel (because I wasn't alive when it came out, most likely :P )

And I probably would have preferred a Monsters Inc. sequel not prequel
but eh.

But I mean, they all wrap themselves up really well! And some of them definitely don't need sequels.

But a Bug's Life one could be cool but you never really hear about that movie.

I think a Bug's Life works great as a standalone, but it's very underrated these days.

Also Monsters Inc. works better as a prequel, because afterwords you don't really know where they can go from there, but with a prequel we're seeing how Mike and Sulley first began their relationship and where everything comes into place.

Besides I'm still having trouble believing that Finding Dory is actually happening. I refuse to believe! I refuse!

Also Toy Story even when you just watch it without seeing the other two, it still kind of opens doors for sequels.

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veggieman001 wrote:

the incredibles ended implying that there would be a sequel and then there wasnt one which irked me a bit
i agree with señor soup on the others, though: they wrap themselves up
((btw thats how i feel about toy story 2 also! toy story 3 should go away))

Why didn't you like Toy Story 3?

Glad I'm not the only one who knows about this! I have a friend who's going to be eccastic, but I myself want...

...an Incredibles sequel. Brilliant minds think alike, hm? 

I think its a weird idea. I dont know the plotline yet, but...idk. It just seems like Nemo should have stopped at the first movie. Although I can see Dory getting lost very easily, lol.
My friend is ecstatic about this movie though.

veggieman001 wrote:

banana500 wrote:

veggieman001 wrote:

the incredibles ended implying that there would be a sequel and then there wasnt one which irked me a bit
i agree with señor soup on the others, though: they wrap themselves up
((btw thats how i feel about toy story 2 also! toy story 3 should go away))

Why didn't you like Toy Story 3?

youve already asked twice and i answered once

Okay then I'm sorry if I've asked too many times. I have a habit of repeating myself.

Sellout wrote:

For a long time I thought Toy Story 2 was the first and only one because that was the only one we had on tape. I think I was 8 or 9 when I saw the first one

me too!!! thats like my exact life

veggieman001 wrote:

Sellout wrote:

For a long time I thought Toy Story 2 was the first and only one because that was the only one we had on tape. I think I was 8 or 9 when I saw the first one

me too!!! thats like my exact life

Copycat. Get your own life!

There's no evidence of that so I'm just going to conclude that I had mine first.

Anyway, Dory!

banana500 wrote:

mythbusteranimator wrote:

AnimeCreatorArtist wrote:

Yeah, Incredibles was due for a sequel a long time ago

I'm sorry, but what was so good about that movie? 

It was (I think) Pixar's first movie with mainly human characters, but the humans didn't look realistic, but that added to the charm.

pixar is never ever ever going to make realistic people

mythbusteranimator wrote:

AnimeCreatorArtist wrote:

Yeah, Incredibles was due for a sequel a long time ago

I'm sorry, but what was so good about that movie? 

 

What?!?!?! It's one of my favourite superhero movies! I much prefer it to The Avengers.

haxcharsol wrote:

NeilWest wrote:

I'm really excited for this. Thank god it wasn't Planes.

They are going to make that though.

And I think the only Pixar movies that shouldn't have sequels are Up, Bug's Life, Wall. E, and Brave.

Yeah.

Sellout wrote:

Honestly, I was watching Up the other day (Which is a fantastic film, don't get me wrong) but I was really distracted by how out of place and ridiculous the blocky, smooth, people looked when all other details and surfaces were beautifully rendered. I understand the style + separation of reality and fantasy they're trying to convey with it but it still looks so strange and wrong to me :'(

I was watching it and pointing out some impossibilities and plot holes

mythbusteranimator wrote:

Sellout wrote:

Honestly, I was watching Up the other day (Which is a fantastic film, don't get me wrong) but I was really distracted by how out of place and ridiculous the blocky, smooth, people looked when all other details and surfaces were beautifully rendered. I understand the style + separation of reality and fantasy they're trying to convey with it but it still looks so strange and wrong to me :'(

I was watching it and pointing out some impossibilities and plot holes

What do you mean?