Oh but they get paid in exposure right? And everyone knows you can take a handful of exposure to your landlord and he'll accept it in lieu of money rent.
Didn't they at least bring back Tress MacNeille and Corey Burton?
thats hollywood for you. they dont think a movie will work if there arent famous people in it
Yeah on top of already making arguably the best CN show ever the guy was able to claim ownership over his property and the only one not get fucked by A huge company, Guy really is a king amongst cartoonists.
You had me at Brad Bird. Dude is one of the few animation directors out there today who knows his shit (The Iron Giant, Ratatouille, The Incredibles 1 + 2), and the fact that he's teaming up with Lasseter again makes me cautiously optimistic.
I know someone who wanted to see this become a reality, the moment I told him the news and who was making it. He told me something on the lines of 'I'm not supporting a studio that has someone with a fucked up background who got promoted as CEO rather than blacklisted'.
His loss, lol. I dunno, if Lasseter really was as bad as they said he was, I'd assume he'd get the Chris Savino/John K. treatment. The fact that he didn't, and instead got promoted as CEO of another animation studio, really makes you wonder if those broads at Pixar were telling the truth, or if they were just jumping onto the #MeToo bandwagon.
I am actually a bit curious about this since neo noir isn't a topic that is often done through animation. Done a lot through video games though. I would like to see a trailer for this since it does sound promising. As for Lassester's behavior. Something did come off towards him, but weirdly enough. I think everyone was just pointing fingers at him because of the #Metoo stuff. What are the odds the women were telling the truth?His loss, lol. I dunno, if Lasseter really was as bad as they said he was, I'd assume he'd get the Chris Savino/John K. treatment. The fact that he didn't, and instead got promoted as CEO of another animation studio, really makes you wonder if those broads at Pixar were telling the truth, or if they were just jumping onto the #MeToo bandwagon.
I get where your coming from but I’m honestly kinda disappointed we won’t be getting it. The Boondocks was a important and fantastic show and pushed huge boundaries for African-American animation and satire for it’s time. Considering how the modern world has pretty much turned into the cartoon satire the show was set in, I’d absolutely love to have seen how the show rips into the Trump era and all the woke,SJW culture of the 2010s. It has the potential to be brilliant. There’s so much comedy to be milked from today’s current clown world.
I never really pay attention to the Lasseter stuff. Was there any actual hard core evidence? I notice that pixar movies started to suck after he left.His loss, lol. I dunno, if Lasseter really was as bad as they said he was, I'd assume he'd get the Chris Savino/John K. treatment. The fact that he didn't, and instead got promoted as CEO of another animation studio, really makes you wonder if those broads at Pixar were telling the truth, or if they were just jumping onto the #MeToo bandwagon.
A lot of the stuff was true. Did you see the Tumblr from about 10 years ago that someone at Pixar did making fun of him?
Tupac. I want tupac cloned.
It was true, it’s just that what he was “guilty” of was being creepy, overly touchy and not having a sense of boundaries. He probably shouldn’t be working around women, but he’s hardly a sexual predator.
I would hope he did, but if he's genuinely trying to be a better person, I haven't heard so far.
