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Which is Better

  • Chicken Little

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  • Hunchback 2

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  • A slow death

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Godzilla@1989 said:
Apparently. The Stars stuff is non-USA only and it features 20th Century Fox-Studios and Touchstone content. If so, that’s bullshit it’s non-US only.
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Do you guys mean Starz as in the movie channel? Because you can add that on to any streaming sub you have in the States.
 
cactus said:
Do you guys mean Starz as in the movie channel? Because you can add that on to any streaming sub you have in the States.
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I meant this.
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That just looks like stuff that's on Hulu and Disney+ comes in a package with Hulu and ESPN for about the same price as Hulu anyway.
 
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Kari Kamiya said:
Disney took Blue Sky out back behind the shed.
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I'm upset by this.
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I already put my thoughts on this in the Western Animation thread:
Vyse Inglebard said:
The first Ice Age was actually a decent movie, and they honestly should've stopped after that one. Their adaptation of Horton Hears a Who is probably the best out of all the modern Dr. Seuss adaptations (quirky ANIMU LOL ISN'T JAPAN WEIRD jokes notwithstanding), and The Peanuts Movie is honestly the best-case scenario for a "modern" Peanuts revival (seriously, I had low AF expectations for it, and I remember being blown away by how faithful it turned out to be, not only to the spirit, but the animation, in its own weird way). Dunno about Robots, haven't seen it yet (also, that is a damn unimaginative title). But aside from those, they ranged from "meh" (Rio), to "ungodly awful" (the aforementioned Ice Age sequels). Still, RIP, I guess.
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On the other hand, Noelle "Flat-Tits" Stevenson won't be able to unleash another shitty woke cartoon onto the world, so that's a silver lining, at least.
 
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Didn't Noelle was working with Blue Sky so yeah, lol at that, but still, it fucking sucks to see an animation studio close down because Disney hates competition.

Also watch Robots @Vyse Inglebard. Some people have problems with it, but I think it's a nice film and shows off how much they had improved from Ice Age to then (Robots was like their second film).
 
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It's all about having everything in an incestuous California pool and keeping work out of the East Coast, too. Disney knows these animators and artists need jobs now and many will go to Disney or Pixar, and, I think, Disney would rather have tighter control over these artists and their productions by having them in over-priced California.

It’s going to be infuriating that some of the same people you see online giving their regards and condolences to those who lost their jobs because of this will bend over backwards the very next week when the Disney GloboEntertainmentComplex announces a new Star Wars or Marvel product.
 
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Vyse Inglebard said:
I already put my thoughts on this in the Western Animation thread:

On the other hand, Noelle "Flat-Tits" Stevenson won't be able to unleash another shitty woke cartoon onto the world, so that's a silver lining, at least.
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More or less agree with everything you said. Blue Sky has had enormous potential, but it's been wasted on mostly mediocre to awful movies. Their three best movies are Ice Age (original), The Peanuts Movie, and Horton Hears a Who, in that order. Pretty much wouldn't bother with anything else, except Rio. But Rio is one of those "nothing is really on but I don't feel like putting in something or turning off the TV either" movies, in my opinion.
 
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The Muppet Show is now on Disney Plus.

Unfortunately, not every episode is there - two are missing - but every episode that is is unedited. Not even the DVDs were unedited.

EDIT: Evidently I was wrong. There is one episode available in Europe but not here (but I do assume it will come here) and there are a few segments missing. Still, there are segments cut out on the DVDs that are intact on Disney Plus. That is a good thing.
 
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Steamboat_Bill said:
The Muppet Show is now on Disney Plus.

Unfortunately, not every episode is there - two are missing - but every episode that is is unedited. Not even the DVDs were unedited.

EDIT: Evidently I was wrong. There is one episode available in Europe but not here (but I do assume it will come here) and there are a few segments missing. Still, there are segments cut out on the DVDs that are intact on Disney Plus. That is a good thing.
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Neat. I've always wondered why they didn't just revive that format. It's pretty timeless and they obviously have no clue what to do with the IP.
 
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BananaGator said:
Neat. I've always wondered why they didn't just revive that format. It's pretty timeless and they obviously have no clue what to do with the IP.
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They’ve tried. At least twice. But Disney is full of charmless woke hacks and can’t make a show people want to see. There was a reboot in the early 2000’s that stuck around for maybe two seasons before it fizzled, and another that was even less liked a couple of years ago.
 
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