Audience: "Oh come on, are seriously doing Cars 3?!" Pixar: "What? You don't like the Cars franchise?" Audience: "Hell not, it's absolutely your weakest one ever!" Pixar: "So you don't care what's going to happen to the characters?" Audience: "Absolutely not, they were never really that interesting to begin with" Pixar: "So you don't mind if we'll simply KILL LIGHTNING MCQUEEN??!" Audience: "No, we don... wait, what?"
BTMVideos37 Cars wasn't that bad. It wasn't great but for a weakest film in Pixars library it's not bad. I haven't seen 2 I cannot speak for or against it.
WALTR I agree, I love the princess and the frog and would love to see a second one. but that's probably not gonna happen because the princess and the frog isn't like frozen popular.
8:02 I think the perfect ending for a Monsters' Inc. sequel would be where Sully is old and worn out by the end, and he opens Boo's door to see if Boo is in her room. He notices a girl in the bed, but it's not Boo. So after being heartbroken Sully slowly turns around to walk out again, but trips on a toy, making a loud thud. This wakes up the girl, but instead of panicking or screaming, she sprints out of the room. The little girl comes back in with her mom, who stares in shock. Pure silence, up until the mom starts to cry and she says "Kitty?". Sully says "Hey, Boo" and the screen fades to black.
Or even they could have made a sequel where Sully and Mike return to Boo's world where Boo is a teenager, but Mike and Sully's doorway to escape is broken. That would make up for a great story where Boo, Mike, and Sully are running from the government because they are monsters.
That was tear jerking, but to be honest i don't think it's a good idea. Pixar movies constantly talk about learning to grow apart from your past, wouldn't it be a bit contradictory to have a movie basically saying to people that it's okay to stick to childish things, to believe in "monsters in your closet"? Hell, even while i was typing this, some movies came to my mind: Toy Story 2 with Woody having to choose between his glorious past and his new friends; Finding Nemo with Marlin trying to overcome his fear of the ocean that was a direct consequence of a trauma caused by his wife's death; The Incredibles which to be fair is a bit enthusiastic about the good ole days but still delivers strong messages about not letting the nostalgia take over your life, your family, etc; Ratatouille with the protagonist Remy having to deal with the loss of his family and the loss of his idol; WALL-E, i don't think i need to explain lol; UP that centers around that idea, etc etc
For a third Fantasia, Disney could use all three major styles of animation, hand-drawn, stop motion, and CGI. Some individual segments could use one style per sequence and one of them could combine all three.
JDude 93 I would actually love to see a collaboration of art, stories and music from different cultures all over the world. Exploring more of the style of animation today and how diverse it could be
Ever since I saw "Monster Inc." for the first time, I always wanted a sequel where Sulley and Mike get stuck in the human world, and then it's Boo who has to keep them hidden from the people of her world.
they could wrok that part but at the same time keep another thing to keep t fresh. like trying to find Boo in the human world after she moved out from the house. ?
Could be difficult since a number of actors from the movie have passed away since. Roddy Mcdowall, Madeline Kahn, Jonathon Harris, Joe Ranft, Alex Rocco, and Phyllis Diller.
Inside Out 2 where Riley has to deal with the accidental murder of a close friend after a series of bad decisions lead to a life of drugs and prostitution
Blame Princess and the Frog. That was their breaking point, it didn't too well at the box office like they were hoping as well as their other 2D animated film at the time Winnie the Pooh. When compared to the 3D animated films Disney, Dreamworks and even Pixar were putting out. I think even Tangled was originally going to be 2D but because of the lack of box office for 2D animated movies they made the film go to 3D.
3D animation costs a lot more money than you may think, there is a long process between modelling to a final rigged character model, the environments all need to be modelled, composting and than the weeks of rendering out, all the fancy particle effects. And unlike 2D you need to constantly invest in new technology, software programs like Maya have to be paid for yearly, and you need a team of programmers for your bespoke software to stay up to date. And then every few years you need to upgrade your render farm. Frozen cost $120 million, Winnie the Pooh only cost $30 million. The only 3D animation that is cheap, would be the stuff you see on TV.
A sequel to Inside Out would be great but will probably be even more depressing than the first! Inside out made me cry!😭 My heart is not strong to many feels!
Man I just really miss hand drawn Disney movies. They rely way too heavily on cgi now. Yes, it’s fun to look at how realistic the backgrounds are, and seeing the way they can make the characters move is amazing, but it will never have the same charm that the older hand drawn movies had. Looking at a beautiful scene and knowing that someone drew and painted that?? Hearing Walt Disney talk about how he struggled to make Peter Pan look like he was weightless????? There are so many intricacies and it just felt like they cared a lot more, rather than pumping out a generic movie and then a sequel a year later. Even when one of the hand drawn movies wasn’t great, you can tell that a lot of work and love went into it. I know that people work extremely hard on the cgi movies, too, but it would be nice to see Disney go back to its roots and make another hand drawn film.
Yeah, I would LOVE to see a sequel to The Great Mouse Detective (especially the way Doug here is suggesting it) IF they had the original voice actors for Basil and Dr. Dawson. Granted I don't remember the actors names but come on. Basil was awesome and Dr. Dawson was great as his partner, if these two voice actors are still alive then AT LEAST you have to have Basil voiced by the same guy. I also would hope they stick to the original animation for the film (or at least as close as possible). Sadly I don't think Disney could pull it off these days (look at their other animated sequels, which i do like btw ...for the most part, but they just aren't on par with their original films.) Either they would fuck up the animation or go all cg on us (just plain !NO! on that. I mean come on if you start the original as hand drawn then have the balls to have the sequel hand drawn too) they would probably recast Basil with a total mismatch, or at least someone who gives a sub par performance compared to the original actor. Disney just doesn't seems to have the chops to match their really good original works anymore (at least not the hand drawn movies).
Nostalgic babble. Plenty of the same work goes into CG. Tangled though was made specially to emulate 2D animation in a CG space. They even invented new tech and programs to make it. It looks great. So they should do that.
I fear that hand-drawing techniques will fade into obscurity with the rise of CGI until there simply aren't available any artists for non-CGI work, if trends keep going the way they are. I really hope Disney heeds our collective plea to return to old-school animations every handful of of films or so, or at least 1-2 every couple of years...
Honestly, I'd love to see a sequel to The Great Mouse Detective, it was one of my all time favorite Disney animations next to The Little Match Girl, Mulan and Pocahontas
Yes! Someone else who remembers The Great Mouse Detective! *High Five*. I loved that movie so much growing up, I actually watched it so much that my brother hates it lol. That movie, The old animated Robin hood, and the original Balto are some of my favorite films from my childhood.
I always wanted a GMD sequel, but my wish for that subsided a tad when Barrie Ingham (Basil's voice actor) passed away. That doesn't mean someone else can take over, I just think it would be difficult to find a suitable replacement.
Aji_Shuu What would be cool and kinda dark in a way, Disney would probably never do it, but they could have bastion and dawson take on the case of hunting down a fiend that is just like Jack The Ripper in a way, that would be cool to see
Why not a reboot of The Black Cauldron? OK cheating here, but with the success of LOTR, Harry Potter, and Game of Thrones, you'd think someone would have the balls to do the dark 80's fantasy right, just fix a majority of the mistakes of the film, but keep the good stuff which mostly was John Hurt as the Horn King and how creepy the skeleton army was.
Trophies They've been saying that they would do that for years. Which is cool, but I'm afraid it would look way too much like Lots of the Rings. Which, the books are that for kids, but yeah.
Trophies It's a series for elementary school students written well enough for adults. So yes, there is something great about them. So them being made into a knockoff Lord of the Rings would be a disservice.
Very true, and Prydain certainly is anything but a knockoff of Lord of the Rings. While LOTR was originally created by Tolkien's wish to make a world for the fictional language he was making, Prydain is based largely off of Welsh mythology. I would love to see that series done right.
And actually use Arawn Death Lord. A bad guy that cool is too good to waste. And Achren, and Gwydion. And King Smoit. They seem to be into exploring new cultures, Welsh Culture is something they haven't done.
0:59 Nostalgia Critic: Who was really asking for another Brother Bear? Me: Me Nostalgia Critic: Who couldn't Sleep at night Without knowing what happened to Kronk? Me: Me
I like them both. NIMH was a bit darker and more intense though, so I might have to use judgment on how old a given kid should be. (My sister's kids, sure. My brother's kids are a bit more sensitive, so maybe not until later for them.)
Imagine Basil and Dawson trying to find the stolen emerald ring, only to find themselves in a globetrotting adventure tracking down a master criminal trying to buy his way to power...
Believe it or not there was gonna be a sequel to the first monsters inc film, there even exists concept art of it, but it was considered too dark and was never made. The plot was Mike and Sully go through Boo's door one day wanting to wish her a happy birthday, they have a present and everything. But when they arrive they see an old woman in her bedroom and learn she moved away. Worse they get trapped in the human world, and while Mike tries to find a way back, Sully tries to find Boo and starts wondering if he even wants to go back home
I feel like a sequel to MONSTERS INC has kind of been done already. When I think of a dark-haired girl who communicates with monsters, I immediately think, *Beetlejuice*
Sounds like another "two characters have to get home" plot, which Pixar have done quite a lot already. But it also sounds like we wouldn't have to see grown up Boo, which a approve of!
Doug, I can explain Cars 3 in one word: Merchandising. Cars 3 the toy cars, Cars 3 the backpack, Cars 3 the lunchbox, Cars 3 the coloring book, Cars 3 the *FLAMETHROWER*
The Princess and The Frog! I'd love to see Charlotte get her happy ending! And more of Tiana and Naveen would be a more than a delight! And I low key wish Disney Channel would bring back House Of Mouse. The 2D characters interacting with the 3d characters like the styling of The Amazing World Of Gumball...how cool would that be?!
Channel Awesome Doug you must not keep up with movie news on the regular huh? The sequel to Enchanted, called Disenchanted, was announced a little while ago. Amy Adams is coming back as her character who is now a mother and after all these years is feeling the effects of what "HAPPILY EVER AFTER" truly means in the real world.
I want a sequel to that very very much! I can imagine the restaurant being put on hard times as The Great Depression kicks in. Perhaps Naveen accidentally gets involved in bad magic again and Tiana has to save him and their restaurant ^^
Honestly, I would love to watch the Toy Story sequel pitched as a joke by CollegeHumor where Woody and the gang wander a post-apocalyptic world to find the last pack of batteries on earth to stop Buzz from dying. 'Toy story' meets 'Mad Max' meets Shane Acker's '9'
It's probably never not going to happen because Pixar declared that they won't make any more sequels to any of their original films and only stick to original ideas, the thing that made the company do great, but yes i fo think a inside out 2 would be great for it has so much potential like the toy story sequels
Wait, there's gonna be a toy story 4? Dammit, toy story 3 was a perfect place to leave it D: is this gonna be another Spongebob situation where they refuse to let the series die for the profit? DX
It's exactly a sequel. I think it takes place between the first one and the second one, ot the second one and the third one. Like a toy story 1 1/2 I guess?
what? it's not a midquel, it's a sequel. takes place after toy story 3 with the toys being with bonnie. where are you getting that its going to take place between the previous films? also, i agree that toy story 3 was the perfect conclusion to the series and it doesn't need to keep going.
That would be one of the good ideas. But I did have thought of NC doing a Cartoon Cartoon Month. You know, like the classic Cartoon Cartoons shows from Cartoon Network. Or even, Miyazaki Month?... Yeah, that one was random, and I think that's not going to happened. Not after that Ponyo incident a few years back. Also, he did a couple Disneycember of a couple of Miyazaki films.
Oh hells yeah! I hated Bell's Magical World. I thought Hunchback 2 was stupid. I only saw Fox and the Hound 2 for Patrick Swazye and even then, the movie made me cringe.
I would love to see fewer sequels, but- if they're going to make them anyway- my choices would be The Great Mouse Detective, The Rescuers, and Robin Hood. I thought Toy Story 3 was the ending everybody wanted; why the heck are they making another one?
I feel The Rescuers kinda got a prequel too in the Great Mouse Detective aswell as a tv-show with The Rescue Rangers. Yeah I know, they lack the same characters but I feel they are meant to take place in the same world.
tnh Bo Peep was my fav character I still have those vague memories of me crying in the movies because Bo Peep wasn't there X) so a forth Toy Story about finding Bo Peep would be a good idea (personally)
Totally inside out 2! When I saw that "puberty light" I went mad with possibilities, imagine them tackling puberty in such a responsible and true way..
A third Goofy Movie where Max marries Roxanne. Especially important because Max's last appearance in "Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas" showed him with a different girl, which no one was happy about. They could tie loose ends back and explain that Max was wrong going for Mona or something.
Originally, Monsters University was going to be a sequel to Monsters Inc. and was called Monsters, Inc. 2: Lost in Scaradise, which was created by Circle 7. It would've been about Mike & Sulley dropping by Boo's room to wish her a happy birthday, only to discover that somebody different is sleeping in Boo's room. It seems that Boo and her family have moved since Mike and Sulley last visited her. Sulley is so determined to see Boo again that he and Mike venture out in the human world in order to find her. Once Mike and Sulley cross over into the human world, they then aren't allowed to return to Monstropolis until they actually reunite with Boo. It would also include an older Boo trying to hide Mike and Sulley from other people.
I understood the other person in Boo's room was an elderly Boo and they try to find her only to realize that it was her in her room much later on. Either way would be amazing!
well actually monsters university wasn’t originally lost in scareidice it’s pretty similar to toy story 3 they revamped those cancelled movies however monsters university was considered a sequel for Pixar heads but they changed the story so it can be a prequel
I was going to comment how John Hurt passed away in 2017, however I realized that Disney could overlay the original audio onto the new animation. Love the idea
How about we see a remastered series of films. New animation, yet they’re the same classics like making the Incredibles look like Incredibles 2. Same Candy, different rapper
The Inside Out part aged like fine wine and if we got a Great Mouse Detective sequel it could be a Disney+ Original since 2D isn't much of a box powerhouse anymore
Actually Fantasia was getting a third sequel titled “Fantasia 2006” But was scrapped due to unknown reasons there’s actually three that were supposed to be in it out there “One by One” by Lebo M. “Lorenzo” “The little match girl”
What about a tv series about Basil? There are a lot of Sherlock Holmes fan out there that would love to see a detective series after the end of Sherlock. It could be a prequel, so we can also have more backstory about Basil and Ratigan (still to this day he is one of the best Disney villains in my eyes, i was obsessed with him as a child)
A Robin Hood sequel would be great. But with, you know, Maid Marianne actually fighting along with Robin against an enemy invading Great Britain. Am I the only one who wants to see that ? Why am I so alone.
if Disney ever decides to make a Fantasia 3 here is what I would like to see. At least half the segments must be in traditional animation. Revisit Sorcerers Apprentice and Rhapsody in Blue Pixar and Studio Ghibli should make their own segments. Alen Menken should be the MC.Other hosts to consider (for the other segments) would be Phill Collins, Randy Newman, Sting, and other notable actors from disney past and present musicals such as Susan Egan, Idina Menzel and James Earl jones again.
Oh gosh if Ghibli was part of Fantasia. But I can see Disney 3D Animation or PIXAR use the Fantasia name and make a third movie with 3D Animation, its popular nowadays and the first two Fantasias focused on 2D Art, imagine what we can see in 3D.
Fantasia 3 would be awesome: They should do more segments: Mozart, Ode to Joy, a segment from Swan Lake, just to name a few. The possibilities are just endless.
If Fantasia 3 becomes developed, I would like to see that deleted animated sequence that featured all Disney heroines. All the human ones from Snow White to Moana and all the animal ones from Minnie Mouse to Judy Hopps!
i hope that Cars 3 is edgy as hell. like its a fucking movie about a racecar driver who lives in this fame, getting crippled. Thats a movie that almost always end poorly for the cripple.
I'd like to see a spinoff of The Nightmare Before Christmas that explores the other holiday worlds. It could be like Fantasia where the story is told with visuals and music, but no dialogue.
the 1st part yes! the last part ehhh.....I WANT a sequel! we all do (at least another coliene dealing with growing up and other mother comes back heck even a crossover)
David Jensen I think what he meant is, the character Nick's design was partly based off of robin hood's. Along with some slight character similarities such as being a criminal (Nick is a Con Artist) but that doesn't make sense by the end because he becomes a Police Officer?
I think I'd call it more of a homage to Robin Hood. An ultra modernized version of it. Apparently they were originally gonna make it a hand drawn movie that mimicked the style of 1970's Disney Movies, one of which being, you guessed it, Robin Hood.
Good news folks: Monsters Inc. is getting a actual followup in the form of a series called Monsters At Work which is coming next year on D+ with the entire crew of actors and directors returning!
Cave Spider10 When you consider that all the material we have so far involves an 11 year old girl, that comes across as incredibly skeevy. (Oh heck, it's skeevy anyway.)
The only issue I'd have with an Inside Out sequel, where new emotions are introduced, is that we got to see the emotions in other grown up people. In all of them, there were only the same 5 core emotions: anger, joy, fear, disgust and sadness (with the sole exception of the bus driver who had only anger).
Inside Out was so brilliant that Pixar would be crazy and stupid not to do a sequel. Given how it's about growing up I feel like the story practically writes itself.
XxBroadwaygonnabexX Just the sheer amount of scope is too good to pass up. Exploring a relationship through the emotions, as well as exploring stereotypes and character development through this filter. It’s perfect for deconstructing tropes. If the protagonist is a father, it could finally do something clever with the bumbling dad cliche.
Cool. Disney made a midquel to Bambi called Bambi 2. For a direct to video derivative movie, it was actually pretty good. So a seual could be nice. Maybe they can mix the story of Bambi's children with the Romeo and Juliet kind of story in Lion King 2. That would be cool.
@@c.d.dailey8013 I own Bambi 2, and I agree it's pretty enjoyable - they went all out with the animation, and having read the original Bambi I could tell they got some ideas from the first book, so I appreciated that. I still wish they would adapt Bambi's Children, though. I actually enjoyed that book better than its predecessor.
+Crystal Shine That would really work! Heck, if "Return to the Sea" can do that when the villain of the original dies, so can another late-80's Disney classic!
+Crystal Shine No. No more 'relatives of the first villain' rehashes. Just make another different concept of a bad guy that might stand a chance of sticking out on their own instead of being a poor man's copy.
You're probably in the minority, since the only reason Disney ditched 2D animation was because they weren't making as much money as their 3D animated movies. If their last 2D animated movies Princess and the Frog and Winnie The Pooh were successful, movies like Tangled and Frozen would have been 2D. At least that's what I read.
There's a reason why Winnie The Pooh didn't do well. It's because it opened the same day as Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2 and the fact the film never got much marketing.
The Cinematic Mind Yeah that was kind of a death sentence putting it up against the last Harry Potter movie. I mean I can see Disney's logic, Winnie the Pooh is more of a little kids movie, parents might have taken their little ones to see that while all the older kids went to go see Harry Potter. But still, what excuse did Princess and the Frog have?
It has nothing to do with films being 2D or 3D animation. Almost all the the 2D animated films after Hercules were awful. The princess and the frog had a few good moments but overall it was not a very good movie and Winnie the Pooh is normally markets towards little kids and people typically like the cuteness of it but don't really think the films are all that great. So yeah if Princess and the Frog was a better movie, like tangled or frozen, then it would have been more successful. Point is we don't really know if Tangled or Frozen would have been less successful as 2D because it took Disney a long time to start making good movies again. However some movies like Zootopia are probably better off as 3D.
Ya, but the thing I liked about 2D animation is that every movie looked different. You could tell that it was its own little universe because they all had their own unique style. Now, all of the CG movies like Tangled, Frozen, and Zootopia look like they're all in the same universe. It doesn't bring out the originality that Disney so perfectly mastered. The effects of CG don't look as impressive as the 2D animation did. Part of what made movies like The Lion King or The Little Mermaid so great is that they took the extra mile to single handily draw out every tiny detail down to over 8 million bubbles in The Little Mermaid. It looked better because you knew it was a cartoon. Cartoons represent childlike wonder and imagination. Now, it looks more unimaginative and bland. I know CG brings out more cash than 2D animation, but to reference the Nostalgia Critic in his review of The Cat In The Hat, he stated that what the public wants isn't always what the public needs.
I think a CG Remake of Robin Hood would be cool. And I would love to see a sequel to Monsters Inc and Inside Out. I have to agree with Doug on Monsters University, I didn't like it either. And it's throwing a wild card here: imagine if they remade Robin Hood with the Cast of Zootopia?
And because of that, I just have to link this picture. Enjoy. img.ifcdn.com/images/8b7a731cd01fc3e1ba52666eac7c8062507ae2cd4543523af92fb32dd50a988f_1.jpg
Well, the only thing I liked about MU was the fact that it showed at least ONE way as to why Randal HATES Mike and Sully. Other that that, I could've lived without that movie.
As a child I once had a dream of a sequel to The Great Mouse Detective, and until I really had the ability (and internet) to look it up, was convinced that it was real. Even today, I'm still kind of disappointed that it wasn't real.
Might have happened, Disneytoons was in fact originally established to make movies of their TV shows, but Ducktales the Movie bombed so they cancelled the idea and went for sequels.
Hide yo kids, hide yo wife, cus Doug is gunna cause another apocalypse with his Christmas joy. Or he might scare you half to death with a demonic Christmas man. Or he may just scream at you violently. You never know.
Watching this video 7 years after it was uploaded I find it funny that we did get an Inside Out and Enchanted sequel, and while Monster's Inc didn't get a theatrical sequel it got a series on Disney+ that's basically a sequel. It takes place right after the events of the movie it's surprisingly good.
That and the xerox process which led to more of the finer lines being picked up and giving a specific look to the films made in that generation. I also love that sketchy look. It just adds something to the film.
Lucas Allen Man id hat a CG one. Itd ruin its whole style that it had as they didnt try to mimic animals like Zootopia did. It was just fan furry tastic.
Yeah but it's about Giselle 10 years later becoming Disenchanted with her happy ever after. I'm looking forward to it but I agree with the Critic and would really love to see Nancy's story.
I can't wait! I heard it's going to take place in both the real and animated world! And that Nancy will be evolved! I hope they had children that would be so cute!
@Jessica Lin Barnett It really was, like holy fuck. Most other sequels were pointless but harmless. This just completely, *destroyed* the moral of the first one.
Break away from your past to keep moving forward? Nick kinda had to that in Zootopia. Even if the main message was prejudice being wrong, he was bogged down by past racism and closed himself off before breaking free from it and embracing change thanks to Judy's influence.
Nostalgia Critic: thank you for saying what I've been telling people for years about Monsters University. I spent years wondering what happened after we hear Boo say 'Kitty'. Personally I liked Little Mermaid 2 and Lion King 2. But I would have preferred to see a sequel to Melody Times instead of that Atlantis sequel. (Which is a shame cause the first movie is one of my all-time favorite movies).Also have been waiting years for Narnia's 'The Silver Chair'. On terms of the original Robin Hood, Ivanhoe is a good way to make the sequel since Robin Hood is a protoganist in the novel. That makes room for new villains and Ivanhoe can be a protegee of sorts for Robin. Maybe Rowena can be his daughter since all they mention about her parents is that they were descendants of King Alfred. Either way the Walter Scott gives us plenty of new characters that can be reintroduced to the public so Disney could cash in on that.
Deku Miguel Fandubs i agree I'm hoping the third fantasia has a segment with goofy. the original had mickey mouse in the sorcerer's apprentice, the sequel had donald duck in pomp and circumstances
8:04 There actually was a plan for a Monster Inc. sequel that had something vaguely on the same line of this premise. After Toy Story 2, long before Disney and Pixar merged, the companies started to have serious creative conflicts. Pixar had signed a 7 film exclusive contract for Disney, so Disney would fund their first seven films, but Disney would own all the creative rights to the story/characters. Disney said that Toy Story 2 didn't actually count to Pixar's seven film deal, Steve Jobs thought it did. The studio conflicts came to a head in 2004 when Pixar said wouldn't renew their contract with Disney. In response, Disney created Circle 7 Animation studio as a negotiating tactic. Circle 7 Animation was tasked with creating sequels to Toy Story 2, Mosnter Inc, and Finding Nemo. As John Lasseter put it, "It's like you have these dear children and you have to give them up to be adopted by convicted child molesters." Circle 7 Animations got to the scripting and concept art stage of Toy Story 3 and Monster Inc. 2. Toy Story 3 would involve Buzz Lightyear being recalled back to his factory in Taiwan, while Monster Inc 2 would have involved Mike and Sully getting stuck in the human world trying to deliver a gift too Boo. However, in 2006 Disney saw the pure insanity of losing Pixar, so instead merged the company any made John Lasseter the head of Disney Animation, so Circle 7 Animation was closed and all the material they have produced has gradually found it's way leaked online.
It’s interesting coming back here since Inside Out 2 has been released and the ideas Doug had for it like new emotions and the old emotions growing with Riley and emotions taking over have actually happened in the sequel. This is probably going to be a hot take, but I’d take Monsters University over Animal House. Ironically, I feel like MU does the plot of underprivileged fraternity house members rising to the top and defeating a stern and villain-esque university dean and a rivaling and antagonistic fraternity house much better than the latter.
One Disney sequel I would like to see get made, is "Sword in the Stone 2". The continuing journey of Arthur (aka Wart) as he a year later is trying to fill the role of the newly crowned king of England, with the wizard Merlin by his side. The main plot of the sequel would be that a knight (one of the many knights who tried to win the crown in the tournament of the first movie) challenges Arthur's right to rule England by amassing an army to de-throne him. Aiding him is even a recovered Mad Madam Mim, who seeks revenge on Merlin for the magic duel. Mim plans to get back at Merlin and Arthur by using the aid of the female squirrel from the first movie, who is still in love with Arthur and is tricked into believing that his human form is a curse placed on by Merlin. She is given speech and a human form of her own to "rescue" Arthur from Merlin, thinking that Arthur would lose power and authority without his magical mentor to guide him. In the meantime, Arthur tries to rule a kingdom in troubled times, while also trying to reconcile with his stepbrother Kay, who has grown more distant and resentful of him now that his father Hector praises Arthur more.
+Mental Micky Maybe. But they wouldn't have much of a big role, I think. It would mostly be the early years of King Arthur, with Kay being the first knight of the round table along a few lesser known ones.
The female squirrel could wind up being Lady Guinevere. And after she realizes that Madam Mim has tricked her into hurting her beloved, she helps Arthur rescue Merlin, and decide to stay human with the wizard's help so that she can stay by Arthur's side.
I agree. If they're going to make sequels, make sequels that people actually want to see and may be a good story because the original story allows for them and the continuation. It all make sense. But instead, they just want to make a quick dollar and will make a sequel to whatever is really popular. That's Hollywood's formula.
Rukia Kuchiki's Husbando I will agree only with the score and sound track. the story in my opinion was subpar in comparison and 1 1/2 felt like Disney wanted to prove that timone and pumba was a cartoon once upon a time
I want to see a Disney sequel to Sword in the Stone it would be about Madam Mim turning the girl squirrel into a human girl so she would spy on king Arthur but she ends up recognizing him and falling in love with him
Man, that movie was amazing. Such grand scale of adventure and beautiful steampunk futuristic themes. We don't see that kind of creativity with Disney these days... Also, ATLANTIS
@@jamesgrettoons414 I love how you assume I have never watched or enjoyed any 3d animated films. I have been watching and enjoying 3d animation since it's very inception, being in HS when Toy Story came out and obsessively following all the various advancements throughout the years in both hand drawn and computer animation. I was actually excited when I saw the awesome innovations being done in Treasure Planet, with the first and only 5d character, Silver, being an amazing blend of hand drawn and computer animation, and still lament what could have happened if Disney hadn't deliberately torpedoed that film in their quest for the short dollar. I actually have two degrees in animation and, while hand drawn 2d animation is my first and truest love, I have modeled, textured, rigged, and animated characters in computer animation programs as well. So I speak from experience when I say that hand drawn and computer animation will never be the same. There is a joy I experience with 2d that I have never and will never experience with even the best computer animation, and a sense of profound accomplishment I only feel after working for hours on hand drawn animation--none of the fatigue and neck-pain I get fighting with a computer to do what my hand could do easier. After years of watching the 3d films degenerate into wacky animal comedies designed solely to sell Happy Meal toys and nothing more, I went to see Princess and the Frog and had that rush of joy once more, only to find that they were going to kill 2d all over again because some idiot leaked just before release that the prince was going to be white and save a black princess from a scary black man, which would be a terrible racial message, and millions of people swore they would not go to see it (a factor most people seem to have forgotten). Again, another excuse to kill hand drawn animation, even though 3d flops never count against the medium, even if every 3d animation flopped hard it would never be blamed on the medium, while a single 2d flop is always blamed on the medium no matter what. Seriously, Moana was supposed to be hand drawn 2d, but ended up 3d because Frozen was a big hit and of course that was credited to the 3d format and not, you know, a new story with two female leads and a love subplot that involved sisters rather than lovers, and a flipping earworm of a song. Nope, it's all because of the computer animation, lets bury hand drawn animation for a third time! I wouldn't have such an objection to computer animation if it didn't seem hell-bent on eliminating every form of animation or sfx that ever came before it. As I said, when I saw Deep Canvas and 5d Silver from Treasure Planet, I was excited and looking forward to what else could be done. Disney used to be phenomenal, defining the entire industry, but now it's just one drop in a huge flood of invariably cgi work that looks identical to everything else. Disney used to be the innovation center of both the industry and the art, and now they are reduced to buying up every other existing property because they no longer stand out from the competition, and that is unbelievably sad. You might be interested to know that I have actually seen those movies in your list when my nieces wanted to and, I'm sorry, but they don't do anything for me (and no, computer animation never looks like hand-drawn 2d, it only ever looks like simply colored and somewhat flattened 3d, which is precisely why Disney started looking into that Paperman method of hand-tracing to make 3d look like 2d--because there is a moment-to-moment executive decision-making element to hand drawn, a very human-perception based randomness that computers cannot and will not be able to reproduce--and yet Paperman still looks like 3d to me because it pretty much is 3d and still allows 3d to do most of the design work). Not everyone is enamoured of what computer animation is putting out these days. I stopped watching cgi for two reasons--first, because they simply don't interest me anymore (they never gave me the pure joy that hand drawn animation does to begin with), and second, they are working to eliminate even the memory of hand drawn animation with all these remakes and reboots, and I refuse to play along. Maybe if the computer animation wasn't largely being done as a cynical cash-grab with very little artistry, or if computer animation wasn't trying to eliminate the only form of animation that has ever made me feel alive, it would be different, but to watch it these days is like watching someone getting rich while murdering your children. And it would be doubly so if they did a bunch of cgi remakes of their hand drawn work. I already refuse to watch remakes/reboots at all, as a matter of principle and with very very few exceptions, but I would gladly stand in the way of an oncoming truck before I would "give a chance" to anything that is a computer animated or live-action remake of hand drawn animation. At least in the old days, I could enjoy computer animated films for their story, but now it just makes me sick to look at them. And I'm afraid that is not going to change until computer animation stops sucking all the air out of the room and allows some diversity to come back in. And I mean that. I actually enjoy watching Trolls now, because they put out a hand-drawn animated Netflix series. When computer animation learns to share, I can learn to give it a chance.
I honestly am not interested at all in a sequel to Robin Hood. They did the Robin Hood story, I can't think of any other story in that universe that shouldn't go straight to DVD and onto another bad sequel list.
Nostalgic Critic: Now if you'll excuse me there's a certain holiday I need to get ready for. Me: *Checks Date this came out* Oh, November 30th. He's getting ready for- Nostalgic Critic: Christmas!
Audience: "Oh come on, are seriously doing Cars 3?!"
Pixar: "What? You don't like the Cars franchise?"
Audience: "Hell not, it's absolutely your weakest one ever!"
Pixar: "So you don't care what's going to happen to the characters?"
Audience: "Absolutely not, they were never really that interesting to begin with"
Pixar: "So you don't mind if we'll simply KILL LIGHTNING MCQUEEN??!"
Audience: "No, we don... wait, what?"
Pixar: that right bitches
( just blows up McQueen)
Lol. But seriously, I doubt they would actually kill McQueen.
Like Seth McFarlane and any of his characters?
Kill mater and then you have my interest.
BTMVideos37 Cars wasn't that bad. It wasn't great but for a weakest film in Pixars library it's not bad. I haven't seen 2 I cannot speak for or against it.
Doug is about to go to the criminally insane for Christmas again. Lord help us.....
Nathaniel Allen well if you need me I will be hiding in my underground bunker. Hopefully critic doesn't destroy world like that one time
Nah, he'll most likely destroy the universe this time.
Nathaniel Allen I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE WHAT HE'LL REVIEW!
Nathaniel Allen not the lord, santa Christ
Nothing will top the fucking christmas Doug...Hopefully...
I just want 2d movies back!
BMO I love your profile pic fits perfectly. I thought that Princess and The Frog was really a good return to 2d drawing
2D animation is more difficult to make than 3D animation
WALTR I agree, I love the princess and the frog and would love to see a second one. but that's probably not gonna happen because the princess and the frog isn't like frozen popular.
have a pickle yeah and that sucks :(
BMO same here, I hope it comes backs eventually
It’s sad to say I’d like to see a sequel over a remake now a days...
Yeah I'd rather see a sequel too, at least its not the exact same story again but worse
I guess sequels to movies feel more necessary than cash grabing remakes
@@SonicSpyroHeeler not really both may have flaws but they still have good stuff
I mean there are ones that are better or good @@n.j.oproductions5790
That's not really a sad thing when both can be good
8:02 I think the perfect ending for a Monsters' Inc. sequel would be where Sully is old and worn out by the end, and he opens Boo's door to see if Boo is in her room. He notices a girl in the bed, but it's not Boo. So after being heartbroken Sully slowly turns around to walk out again, but trips on a toy, making a loud thud. This wakes up the girl, but instead of panicking or screaming, she sprints out of the room. The little girl comes back in with her mom, who stares in shock. Pure silence, up until the mom starts to cry and she says "Kitty?". Sully says "Hey, Boo" and the screen fades to black.
Or even they could have made a sequel where Sully and Mike return to Boo's world where Boo is a teenager, but Mike and Sully's doorway to escape is broken. That would make up for a great story where Boo, Mike, and Sully are running from the government because they are monsters.
NORESPKT you know what? You made me cry
That ending is amazing!
Or, rather than "hey boo", you could mirror the ending of the first one, where he just smiles.... 😮
That was tear jerking, but to be honest i don't think it's a good idea.
Pixar movies constantly talk about learning to grow apart from your past, wouldn't it be a bit contradictory to have a movie basically saying to people that it's okay to stick to childish things, to believe in "monsters in your closet"? Hell, even while i was typing this, some movies came to my mind: Toy Story 2 with Woody having to choose between his glorious past and his new friends; Finding Nemo with Marlin trying to overcome his fear of the ocean that was a direct consequence of a trauma caused by his wife's death; The Incredibles which to be fair is a bit enthusiastic about the good ole days but still delivers strong messages about not letting the nostalgia take over your life, your family, etc; Ratatouille with the protagonist Remy having to deal with the loss of his family and the loss of his idol; WALL-E, i don't think i need to explain lol; UP that centers around that idea, etc etc
For a third Fantasia, Disney could use all three major styles of animation, hand-drawn, stop motion, and CGI. Some individual segments could use one style per sequence and one of them could combine all three.
JDude 93 I would actually love to see a collaboration of art, stories and music from different cultures all over the world. Exploring more of the style of animation today and how diverse it could be
Ever since I saw "Monster Inc." for the first time, I always wanted a sequel where Sulley and Mike get stuck in the human world, and then it's Boo who has to keep them hidden from the people of her world.
Hmmm.... Good idea!
Marleena Ulry
that was canceled
I suppose that this plot would be too much like the first one to be worth making it into a whole movie, but it could be made into a short.
they could wrok that part but at the same time keep another thing to keep t fresh. like trying to find Boo in the human world after she moved out from the house. ?
Marleena Ulry yaaaaas
A Bug's Life 2, where an anteater threatens Flik's colony and he builds a twig mecha to fight it off a la Pacific Rim
I can see that happen.
That sounds badass
Could be difficult since a number of actors from the movie have passed away since. Roddy Mcdowall, Madeline Kahn, Jonathon Harris, Joe Ranft, Alex Rocco, and Phyllis Diller.
Sounds like a feature length version of Ants in the Plants.
I would honestly love the idea of a bugs life 2. But it would be difficult to make since most actors have passed sadly
I would like to see inside out 2 where Riley has to deal with teenage life.
A breakup
Inside Out 2 where Riley has to deal with the accidental murder of a close friend after a series of bad decisions lead to a life of drugs and prostitution
Commander_Ninja Rated pixaR
Planet Pasta na mom is dyeing of cancer
Planet Pasta Inside Out 2. Rated R, in theatres everywhere
I'm still pissed at Disney for getting rid of their Hand-Drawn department, couldn't the 2 mediums live side by side?
CornishCreamtea07 nope because they no longer use hand drawn animation, no point in keeping them around.
CornishCreamtea07 sense the 3d films make so much money why make 2d.
Blame Princess and the Frog. That was their breaking point, it didn't too well at the box office like they were hoping as well as their other 2D animated film at the time Winnie the Pooh. When compared to the 3D animated films Disney, Dreamworks and even Pixar were putting out.
I think even Tangled was originally going to be 2D but because of the lack of box office for 2D animated movies they made the film go to 3D.
H. M. It may have warranted one, but it's most likely not going to get it because of what I said earlier, it didn't get the numbers Disney wanted.
3D animation costs a lot more money than you may think, there is a long process between modelling to a final rigged character model, the environments all need to be modelled, composting and than the weeks of rendering out, all the fancy particle effects.
And unlike 2D you need to constantly invest in new technology, software programs like Maya have to be paid for yearly, and you need a team of programmers for your bespoke software to stay up to date. And then every few years you need to upgrade your render farm. Frozen cost $120 million, Winnie the Pooh only cost $30 million.
The only 3D animation that is cheap, would be the stuff you see on TV.
A sequel to Inside Out would be awesome :) perhaps it's one Pixar wants to make sure they do properly.
It's you again
Sounds good to me Josh. Maybe we will get lucky and get a slam dunk sequel.
A sequel to Inside Out would be great but will probably be even more depressing than the first! Inside out made me cry!😭 My heart is not strong to many feels!
Hey PhantomStrider I can't wait for a new video!
PhantomStrider Omg
didn't expect to see you here xD
Man I just really miss hand drawn Disney movies. They rely way too heavily on cgi now. Yes, it’s fun to look at how realistic the backgrounds are, and seeing the way they can make the characters move is amazing, but it will never have the same charm that the older hand drawn movies had. Looking at a beautiful scene and knowing that someone drew and painted that?? Hearing Walt Disney talk about how he struggled to make Peter Pan look like he was weightless????? There are so many intricacies and it just felt like they cared a lot more, rather than pumping out a generic movie and then a sequel a year later. Even when one of the hand drawn movies wasn’t great, you can tell that a lot of work and love went into it. I know that people work extremely hard on the cgi movies, too, but it would be nice to see Disney go back to its roots and make another hand drawn film.
I remember they still used hand-drawn animations in Moana, particularly the tattoos on Maui.
Yeah, I would LOVE to see a sequel to The Great Mouse Detective (especially the way Doug here is suggesting it) IF they had the original voice actors for Basil and Dr. Dawson. Granted I don't remember the actors names but come on. Basil was awesome and Dr. Dawson was great as his partner, if these two voice actors are still alive then AT LEAST you have to have Basil voiced by the same guy. I also would hope they stick to the original animation for the film (or at least as close as possible). Sadly I don't think Disney could pull it off these days (look at their other animated sequels, which i do like btw ...for the most part, but they just aren't on par with their original films.) Either they would fuck up the animation or go all cg on us (just plain !NO! on that. I mean come on if you start the original as hand drawn then have the balls to have the sequel hand drawn too) they would probably recast Basil with a total mismatch, or at least someone who gives a sub par performance compared to the original actor. Disney just doesn't seems to have the chops to match their really good original works anymore (at least not the hand drawn movies).
Nostalgic babble. Plenty of the same work goes into CG.
Tangled though was made specially to emulate 2D animation in a CG space. They even invented new tech and programs to make it. It looks great.
So they should do that.
I fear that hand-drawing techniques will fade into obscurity with the rise of CGI until there simply aren't available any artists for non-CGI work, if trends keep going the way they are. I really hope Disney heeds our collective plea to return to old-school animations every handful of of films or so, or at least 1-2 every couple of years...
I think the problem was that they used Princess and the Frog to see if people would still like it, and the movie flopped.
Alternate title: "Doug Makes Fan Fiction."
Stanley Ipkiss this comment is super underrated
Indeed.
Yes please.
nice. 😅😅👍👍
Honestly, I'd love to see a sequel to The Great Mouse Detective, it was one of my all time favorite Disney animations next to The Little Match Girl, Mulan and Pocahontas
Also Boo is apparently getting her own film already unless those were just rumors :/
Yes! Someone else who remembers The Great Mouse Detective! *High Five*. I loved that movie so much growing up, I actually watched it so much that my brother hates it lol. That movie, The old animated Robin hood, and the original Balto are some of my favorite films from my childhood.
Mabey they can do the next one in a moving train going into a mountain that is exploding while trying to defeat the villan
I always wanted a GMD sequel, but my wish for that subsided a tad when Barrie Ingham (Basil's voice actor) passed away. That doesn't mean someone else can take over, I just think it would be difficult to find a suitable replacement.
Aji_Shuu What would be cool and kinda dark in a way, Disney would probably never do it, but they could have bastion and dawson take on the case of hunting down a fiend that is just like Jack The Ripper in a way, that would be cool to see
Why not a reboot of The Black Cauldron? OK cheating here, but with the success of LOTR, Harry Potter, and Game of Thrones, you'd think someone would have the balls to do the dark 80's fantasy right, just fix a majority of the mistakes of the film, but keep the good stuff which mostly was John Hurt as the Horn King and how creepy the skeleton army was.
Trophies They've been saying that they would do that for years. Which is cool, but I'm afraid it would look way too much like Lots of the Rings. Which, the books are that for kids, but yeah.
Trophies It's a series for elementary school students written well enough for adults. So yes, there is something great about them.
So them being made into a knockoff Lord of the Rings would be a disservice.
There's a live action one coming. Based on the book
Very true, and Prydain certainly is anything but a knockoff of Lord of the Rings. While LOTR was originally created by Tolkien's wish to make a world for the fictional language he was making, Prydain is based largely off of Welsh mythology. I would love to see that series done right.
And actually use Arawn Death Lord. A bad guy that cool is too good to waste.
And Achren, and Gwydion. And King Smoit. They seem to be into exploring new cultures, Welsh Culture is something they haven't done.
I'm actually happy Treasure Planet never got a sequel. That film is one of a kind. :)
It did--in the form of a computer game.
@@arlenfreeman3439 what's it called?
@@doom5895 "Treasure Planet: Battle at Procyon". You can find it on Steam.
You can say that again
There were plans for a sequel; but then it got shelved.
0:59
Nostalgia Critic: Who was really asking for another Brother Bear?
Me: Me
Nostalgia Critic: Who couldn't Sleep at night Without knowing what happened to Kronk?
Me: Me
me XD
Who wanted to see M.U.
Me
Me too
angeryblakdude same
Ha Gaaaayyyyy
Robin Hood 2 wouldn't be the same - All the original actors are dead.
Benny Boi Maid Marian still lives
sounds creepy, actually
Also the New Animation as good it can be, would destroy the nostalgic Charme.
Interesting enough, 3D is not Ceap. Computergenerated 2D is much ceaper.
Benny Boi No they aren't. Robin, Maid Marian and Lady Cluck are all still alive.
The Great Mouse Detective is a fucking classic.
No, it sucked. Watch NIMH.
jbrisby fuck off!
The Great Mouse Detective is awesome. I fell in love with Basil’s character
Id love to see another one
I like them both. NIMH was a bit darker and more intense though, so I might have to use judgment on how old a given kid should be. (My sister's kids, sure. My brother's kids are a bit more sensitive, so maybe not until later for them.)
YES!!! YES!!! YES!!! THE GREAT MOUSE DETECTIVE 2 SHOULD LIVE!!!
Rat the ripper
@@theking-ql6ic y e s
Imagine Basil and Dawson trying to find the stolen emerald ring, only to find themselves in a globetrotting adventure tracking down a master criminal trying to buy his way to power...
Basil and Dawson had more adventures in comics and am adaption of the movie which was really bad.
Villain idea: A mouse villain with the personality of Magnesuen (sorry if I spelled it wrong)
Believe it or not there was gonna be a sequel to the first monsters inc film, there even exists concept art of it, but it was considered too dark and was never made. The plot was Mike and Sully go through Boo's door one day wanting to wish her a happy birthday, they have a present and everything. But when they arrive they see an old woman in her bedroom and learn she moved away. Worse they get trapped in the human world, and while Mike tries to find a way back, Sully tries to find Boo and starts wondering if he even wants to go back home
...That hardly sounds dark.
Buck Wade Well this is what i read on a website a while ago
I feel like a sequel to MONSTERS INC has kind of been done already.
When I think of a dark-haired girl who communicates with monsters, I immediately think, *Beetlejuice*
Sounds like another "two characters have to get home" plot, which Pixar have done quite a lot already. But it also sounds like we wouldn't have to see grown up Boo, which a approve of!
That's sounds really tragic but I like it and also will make me cry like a baby with a story like that! (I tearing up a little bit from the idea)
Doug, I can explain Cars 3 in one word: Merchandising. Cars 3 the toy cars, Cars 3 the backpack, Cars 3 the lunchbox, Cars 3 the coloring book, Cars 3 the *FLAMETHROWER*
AardvarkLord i would buy the flamethrower lol
The kids love that one, eh?
AardvarkLord SPACE BALLS REFRENCE!
AardvarkLord As huge a cash grab as Cars 3 is, it's a surprisingly good cash grab.
And may the Schwartz be with you.
What Disney sequels would you like to see? Let us know!
Channel Awesome I want to see Doug's Second Movie. Dont know why, i just feel like it for some reason.
The Princess and The Frog! I'd love to see Charlotte get her happy ending! And more of Tiana and Naveen would be a more than a delight!
And I low key wish Disney Channel would bring back House Of Mouse. The 2D characters interacting with the 3d characters like the styling of The Amazing World Of Gumball...how cool would that be?!
Channel Awesome Doug you must not keep up with movie news on the regular huh? The sequel to Enchanted, called Disenchanted, was announced a little while ago. Amy Adams is coming back as her character who is now a mother and after all these years is feeling the effects of what "HAPPILY EVER AFTER" truly means in the real world.
I want a sequel to that very very much! I can imagine the restaurant being put on hard times as The Great Depression kicks in. Perhaps Naveen accidentally gets involved in bad magic again and Tiana has to save him and their restaurant ^^
Oliver & Company
Honestly, I would love to watch the Toy Story sequel pitched as a joke by CollegeHumor where Woody and the gang wander a post-apocalyptic world to find the last pack of batteries on earth to stop Buzz from dying. 'Toy story' meets 'Mad Max' meets Shane Acker's '9'
The scene where slinky was cut in half really got to me dude!
Man the scene where Rex and Hamm battle old toys in an arena is awesome as hell
It got to me when Rex was killed by Hamm for money!
With the newfound popculture interest in Sherlock Holmes, I'm genuinely surprised that the Great Mouse Detective didn't get a sequel.
Inside Out 2 would be amazing. This needs to happen.
Teenage style
It's probably never not going to happen because Pixar declared that they won't make any more sequels to any of their original films and only stick to original ideas, the thing that made the company do great, but yes i fo think a inside out 2 would be great for it has so much potential like the toy story sequels
There have been "trailers" but they're all fan made.
Please I need this.
Your wish has come true
Wait, there's gonna be a toy story 4? Dammit, toy story 3 was a perfect place to leave it D: is this gonna be another Spongebob situation where they refuse to let the series die for the profit? DX
It's exactly a sequel. I think it takes place between the first one and the second one, ot the second one and the third one. Like a toy story 1 1/2 I guess?
Bailskywalker I mean, hey, the did it with Lion King.
what? it's not a midquel, it's a sequel. takes place after toy story 3 with the toys being with bonnie. where are you getting that its going to take place between the previous films? also, i agree that toy story 3 was the perfect conclusion to the series and it doesn't need to keep going.
Lily Luna It was something I heard about. But yeah, correction, it is a sequel to toy story 3 unfortunately. Trying to find Bo
Bailskywalker Well, the original writers said they would do it only if it was as good or better. (Can't remember their names)
Literally everything he said about an 'Enchanted' sequel were things I'D been saying for years!
Disney sequels month?
[grabs popcorn, sits in armchair]
...Let the torture begin. >8D
Yes...BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
Can't wait to see what he'll rip to shreds!!!! Fox and Hound 2, Hunchback 2, and Belle's Magical World; Rip them apart!!!!
That would be one of the good ideas. But I did have thought of NC doing a Cartoon Cartoon Month. You know, like the classic Cartoon Cartoons shows from Cartoon Network. Or even, Miyazaki Month?... Yeah, that one was random, and I think that's not going to happened. Not after that Ponyo incident a few years back. Also, he did a couple Disneycember of a couple of Miyazaki films.
Oh hells yeah! I hated Bell's Magical World. I thought Hunchback 2 was stupid. I only saw Fox and the Hound 2 for Patrick Swazye and even then, the movie made me cringe.
+Morgan Hoskins Ooh, I'd love that! He never talked about CN, probably because he didn't really grow up with it.
I would love to see fewer sequels, but- if they're going to make them anyway- my choices would be The Great Mouse Detective, The Rescuers, and Robin Hood. I thought Toy Story 3 was the ending everybody wanted; why the heck are they making another one?
The Rescuers has a sequel, The Rescuers Down Under. Wouldn't mind a third one though
I feel The Rescuers kinda got a prequel too in the Great Mouse Detective aswell as a tv-show with The Rescue Rangers. Yeah I know, they lack the same characters but I feel they are meant to take place in the same world.
People pay anything for toys
Ikr! I hope Toy story 4 isn't going to ruin everything. Number 3 was the perfect ending.
tnh Bo Peep was my fav character I still have those vague memories of me crying in the movies because Bo Peep wasn't there X) so a forth Toy Story about finding Bo Peep would be a good idea (personally)
rip hand animated disney movies
*starts to cry*
mom's spaghetti ;_;
I’m eagerly *hoping, praying and waiting* for the Steampunk 2D film “Hullabaloo” (look it up, it’s gorgeous).
Totally inside out 2! When I saw that "puberty light" I went mad with possibilities, imagine them tackling puberty in such a responsible and true way..
A third Goofy Movie where Max marries Roxanne. Especially important because Max's last appearance in "Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas" showed him with a different girl, which no one was happy about. They could tie loose ends back and explain that Max was wrong going for Mona or something.
And there could be a lot of comedy potential with Goofy getting involved with the wedding. It's also the perfect time to address Max's mom!
José Carioca In Zootopia, birds,lizards and fidh live in different citys.
a goofy movie featuring a wedding would be a hit
jcharsch or could just ignore twice upon a Christmas
ItsMichaelReid I don't like continuity errors.
Originally, Monsters University was going to be a sequel to Monsters Inc. and was called Monsters, Inc. 2: Lost in Scaradise, which was created by Circle 7. It would've been about Mike & Sulley dropping by Boo's room to wish her a happy birthday, only to discover that somebody different is sleeping in Boo's room. It seems that Boo and her family have moved since Mike and Sulley last visited her. Sulley is so determined to see Boo again that he and Mike venture out in the human world in order to find her. Once Mike and Sulley cross over into the human world, they then aren't allowed to return to Monstropolis until they actually reunite with Boo. It would also include an older Boo trying to hide Mike and Sulley from other people.
That would be good except the title.
Would have been amazing!
I understood the other person in Boo's room was an elderly Boo and they try to find her only to realize that it was her in her room much later on. Either way would be amazing!
Auristella Zarate actually that was Bryan seekers take in this cancelled sequel to monsters inc
well actually monsters university wasn’t originally lost in scareidice it’s pretty similar to toy story 3 they revamped those cancelled movies however monsters university was considered a sequel for Pixar heads but they changed the story so it can be a prequel
You just did half of Disney's work here: coming up with decent story ideas. Don't let them get it from you for free!
R.I.P. All possible Pixar sequels
1999 - 2019
never say never
Where's the squeal to a bugs life
NOOOO! 😭
Hollywood is a monster.
What happened?
Zootopia feels like it us in the same universe as Disney's Robin Hood.
Maybe Nick is Robin's descendant?
IIRC the creator of Zootopia said he really likes that idea, so in my view it's canon unless the Disney company negates it later.
If they announced Robin Hood 2, Well that will be furries rejoiced.
Jon Stewart I don't think so. Zootopia makes a big point on how only mammals evolved but there are reptile and bird characters in Robin Hood.
Nick Wilde's character design was based off of Robin Hood (the fox).
Black cauldron re animated?
Nope, a sequel sounds better.
I was going to comment how John Hurt passed away in 2017, however I realized that Disney could overlay the original audio onto the new animation. Love the idea
How about we see a remastered series of films. New animation, yet they’re the same classics like making the Incredibles look like Incredibles 2. Same Candy, different rapper
Maybe if they follow the actual book.
I think The Chronicles of Prydain would do better as a live action miniseries on Amazon or Netflix.
OMG a *GREAT MOUSE DETECTIVE 2?!!* Yes PLEASE!
The Inside Out part aged like fine wine and if we got a Great Mouse Detective sequel it could be a Disney+ Original since 2D isn't much of a box powerhouse anymore
Actually Fantasia was getting a third sequel titled “Fantasia 2006” But was scrapped due to unknown reasons there’s actually three that were supposed to be in it out there
“One by One” by Lebo M.
“Lorenzo”
“The little match girl”
What about a tv series about Basil? There are a lot of Sherlock Holmes fan out there that would love to see a detective series after the end of Sherlock. It could be a prequel, so we can also have more backstory about Basil and Ratigan (still to this day he is one of the best Disney villains in my eyes, i was obsessed with him as a child)
MorningGlow maybe Benedict Cumberbatch ?
A Great Mouse Detective sequel would literally be the greatest thing ever.
ANH but Vincent Price is dead
Hell yes!
Who's his character. Why not scour the Sherlock books for some other big bads?
A Robin Hood sequel would be great.
But with, you know, Maid Marianne actually fighting along with Robin against an enemy invading Great Britain.
Am I the only one who wants to see that ?
Why am I so alone.
Noooo, I really want to see more of prince john! I wanna see it too!
let's have a more grown up Skippy fight alongside him too, he's basically the Will Scarlet of the Furry Robin Hood universe so why not?
Or have Guy of gisborn.
I would love it in alternate timeline but you don’t want to know my fantasy
if Disney ever decides to make a Fantasia 3 here is what I would like to see.
At least half the segments must be in traditional animation.
Revisit Sorcerers Apprentice and Rhapsody in Blue
Pixar and Studio Ghibli should make their own segments.
Alen Menken should be the MC.Other hosts to consider (for the other segments) would be Phill Collins, Randy Newman, Sting, and other notable actors from disney past and present musicals such as Susan Egan, Idina Menzel and James Earl jones again.
Oh gosh if Ghibli was part of Fantasia.
But I can see Disney 3D Animation or PIXAR use the Fantasia name and make a third movie with 3D Animation, its popular nowadays and the first two Fantasias focused on 2D Art, imagine what we can see in 3D.
Fantasia 3 would be awesome:
They should do more segments: Mozart, Ode to Joy, a segment from Swan Lake, just to name a few. The possibilities are just endless.
Kevin Murphy Goofy could be in a retelling of Pygmalion or of Hansel & Gretel alongside Pluto.
Maybe have Thomas Newman as a supporting composer.
If Fantasia 3 becomes developed, I would like to see that deleted animated sequence that featured all Disney heroines. All the human ones from Snow White to Moana and all the animal ones from Minnie Mouse to Judy Hopps!
i hope that Cars 3 is edgy as hell. like its a fucking movie about a racecar driver who lives in this fame, getting crippled. Thats a movie that almost always end poorly for the cripple.
CRAAAAAAAWLING IN MY CRAAAAAAAAAAAWL
Lol I can picture it, the film dropping heavy psychological truth bombs on all the children
i dunno.
Business Burd I heard cars 3 is just McQueen training a new rookie to take his place
darnit
8:39 Hey, Monsters University had one thing that Animal House didn't have- a bus driver with the voice of Pearl from spongebob!
Interesting coming back and how some of the sequels he wanted are happening. Disenchanted, zootopia 2, inside out 2 and stuff like that
Fun fact: There IS an Enchanted sequel coming!
Gabriel Valdez Source?
Gabriel Valdez JUST KIDDING I FOUND IT AHHH WHY
Why? What's so good about that movie? I have seen it so don't worry about spoilers.
I'd like to see a spinoff of The Nightmare Before Christmas that explores the other holiday worlds. It could be like Fantasia where the story is told with visuals and music, but no dialogue.
the 1st part yes! the last part ehhh.....I WANT a sequel! we all do (at least another coliene dealing with growing up and other mother comes back heck even a crossover)
Kind Of Lame If You Ask Me.
You do realize TNBC is not produced by Disney, right?
According to the writer and director of Zootoopia, Zootoopia is a follow up to Robin Hood
David Jensen yassss
David Jensen I think what he meant is, the character Nick's design was partly based off of robin hood's. Along with some slight character similarities such as being a criminal (Nick is a Con Artist) but that doesn't make sense by the end because he becomes a Police Officer?
I think I'd call it more of a homage to Robin Hood. An ultra modernized version of it. Apparently they were originally gonna make it a hand drawn movie that mimicked the style of 1970's Disney Movies, one of which being, you guessed it, Robin Hood.
Good news folks: Monsters Inc. is getting a actual followup in the form of a series called Monsters At Work which is coming next year on D+ with the entire crew of actors and directors returning!
Yes! But is a spin-off and those tend to not continue the main timeline, the voices of Mike and James are called, but they will be minor roles at best
For an Inside Out sequel, I would LOVE to see lust come in to play.
Fuck Inside Out! Grow up to adapt to more manly stuff.
Cave Spider10 I agree. inside out was absolutely fantastic.
Cave Spider10 When you consider that all the material we have so far involves an 11 year old girl, that comes across as incredibly skeevy. (Oh heck, it's skeevy anyway.)
Warren JB Well, maybe her being 13 or something. IDK.
The only issue I'd have with an Inside Out sequel, where new emotions are introduced, is that we got to see the emotions in other grown up people. In all of them, there were only the same 5 core emotions: anger, joy, fear, disgust and sadness (with the sole exception of the bus driver who had only anger).
I loved The Great Mouse Detective my whole life!!!!!
Also Monsters University had so many things wrong!!!!! Mike and Sully knew each other since the forth grade according to the first film!!!!
My introduction to "Sherlock Holmes".
B Do you remember Oliver and Company? That too was one of my favorite classic animated Disney films
Yeah, Billy Joel did a great job in that movie. And a crazy, but cool final fight/villain death scene.
CrazyBiologist not really lol, mainly Ratigun, he is so over the top funny
Inside Out was so brilliant that Pixar would be crazy and stupid not to do a sequel. Given how it's about growing up I feel like the story practically writes itself.
XxBroadwaygonnabexX Just the sheer amount of scope is too good to pass up. Exploring a relationship through the emotions, as well as exploring stereotypes and character development through this filter. It’s perfect for deconstructing tropes. If the protagonist is a father, it could finally do something clever with the bumbling dad cliche.
I still wish Disney would adapt Bambi's Children. I own the book by
Felix Salten, and have been waiting for the movie ever since I was a
kid.
Cool. Disney made a midquel to Bambi called Bambi 2. For a direct to video derivative movie, it was actually pretty good. So a seual could be nice. Maybe they can mix the story of Bambi's children with the Romeo and Juliet kind of story in Lion King 2. That would be cool.
@@c.d.dailey8013 I own Bambi 2, and I agree it's pretty enjoyable - they went all out with the animation, and having read the original Bambi I could tell they got some ideas from the first book, so I appreciated that. I still wish they would adapt Bambi's Children, though. I actually enjoyed that book better than its predecessor.
omg. a sequel of the great mouse detective would be awesome
+Crystal Shine That would really work! Heck, if "Return to the Sea" can do that when the villain of the original dies, so can another late-80's Disney classic!
Crystal Shine Or better yet, what if Disney did Irene Adler? Or the Hound of Baskerville?
+Crystal Shine No. No more 'relatives of the first villain' rehashes. Just make another different concept of a bad guy that might stand a chance of sticking out on their own instead of being a poor man's copy.
I would love this, the only unfortunate thing is that the voice actor of Basil has passed on.
I've never seen that movie.
The Rescuers Down Under was a solid sequel
While no one can replace Bob and Jaja id like to see a third one.
@@memnarch129 Eva. Not Jaja.
@Brandon Spain Although they would've tried to use the actress's sister, instead. That might've solved the problem.
Am I the only one who's sick of CG? I prefer the old Disney animation style.
You're probably in the minority, since the only reason Disney ditched 2D animation was because they weren't making as much money as their 3D animated movies.
If their last 2D animated movies Princess and the Frog and Winnie The Pooh were successful, movies like Tangled and Frozen would have been 2D. At least that's what I read.
There's a reason why Winnie The Pooh didn't do well. It's because it opened the same day as Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2 and the fact the film never got much marketing.
The Cinematic Mind Yeah that was kind of a death sentence putting it up against the last Harry Potter movie. I mean I can see Disney's logic, Winnie the Pooh is more of a little kids movie, parents might have taken their little ones to see that while all the older kids went to go see Harry Potter. But still, what excuse did Princess and the Frog have?
It has nothing to do with films being 2D or 3D animation. Almost all the the 2D animated films after Hercules were awful. The princess and the frog had a few good moments but overall it was not a very good movie and Winnie the Pooh is normally markets towards little kids and people typically like the cuteness of it but don't really think the films are all that great.
So yeah if Princess and the Frog was a better movie, like tangled or frozen, then it would have been more successful. Point is we don't really know if Tangled or Frozen would have been less successful as 2D because it took Disney a long time to start making good movies again.
However some movies like Zootopia are probably better off as 3D.
Ya, but the thing I liked about 2D animation is that every movie looked different. You could tell that it was its own little universe because they all had their own unique style. Now, all of the CG movies like Tangled, Frozen, and Zootopia look like they're all in the same universe. It doesn't bring out the originality that Disney so perfectly mastered. The effects of CG don't look as impressive as the 2D animation did. Part of what made movies like The Lion King or The Little Mermaid so great is that they took the extra mile to single handily draw out every tiny detail down to over 8 million bubbles in The Little Mermaid. It looked better because you knew it was a cartoon. Cartoons represent childlike wonder and imagination. Now, it looks more unimaginative and bland. I know CG brings out more cash than 2D animation, but to reference the Nostalgia Critic in his review of The Cat In The Hat, he stated that what the public wants isn't always what the public needs.
7:10 crazy how we actually getting a sequel to inside out
I think a CG Remake of Robin Hood would be cool. And I would love to see a sequel to Monsters Inc and Inside Out. I have to agree with Doug on Monsters University, I didn't like it either.
And it's throwing a wild card here: imagine if they remade Robin Hood with the Cast of Zootopia?
And because of that, I just have to link this picture. Enjoy. img.ifcdn.com/images/8b7a731cd01fc3e1ba52666eac7c8062507ae2cd4543523af92fb32dd50a988f_1.jpg
MoffMupp oh god, that's amazing!
Matthew Mcconaughey to voice the rooster
Well, the only thing I liked about MU was the fact that it showed at least ONE way as to why Randal HATES Mike and Sully. Other that that, I could've lived without that movie.
I love you, Matt Thorton. My thoughts Exactly!
I would really want a Treasure Planet sequel or prequel.
What about a midquel?
As a child I once had a dream of a sequel to The Great Mouse Detective, and until I really had the ability (and internet) to look it up, was convinced that it was real. Even today, I'm still kind of disappointed that it wasn't real.
What was it about?
The Great Mouse Detective
I could only hope, that was one of my favorite movies and it is based on a book series and has a bunch of stories in it
Fun fact, nick's design is lifted from Robin Hood the Fox.
Not lifted but, based on.
"Robin Hood" kind of inspired the whole movie, actually.
Snowflake Productions oh, good. Zootopia is robin hood sequel confirmed
Not surprised. No wonder I love both movies. Isn't it a common headcanon that Nick is descended from Robin?
Tareltonlives hmmmaybebecausetheylookthesameexactforonedetail NICK ACTUALLY HAS DECENT ANIMATION.
Screw sequels, where is my Darkwing Duck movie?
That would have potential to be awesome too!
Might have happened, Disneytoons was in fact originally established to make movies of their TV shows, but Ducktales the Movie bombed so they cancelled the idea and went for sequels.
Screw that! Let's get a Quack Pack movie! Not!
Batten down the hatches and hide your eggnog people, its Christmas season and that means Doug is going crazy again. May i offer a word of advice? Run!
...AAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!! :O
Run. Run as far as your legs will take you. Run until the end of time. Just run. Don't stop. Don't look back. Just run.
Hide yo kids, hide yo wife, cus Doug is gunna cause another apocalypse with his Christmas joy. Or he might scare you half to death with a demonic Christmas man. Or he may just scream at you violently. You never know.
Watching this video 7 years after it was uploaded I find it funny that we did get an Inside Out and Enchanted sequel, and while Monster's Inc didn't get a theatrical sequel it got a series on Disney+ that's basically a sequel. It takes place right after the events of the movie it's surprisingly good.
Well, Critic, Cars 3 is looking kinda........dark from what we've seen.
I know. But still. Those were some pretty eyebrow raising seconds.
+YouSeemFRAZZLED well of course it was. THE MOVIE ISN'T OUT YET
lightning mcqueen is fUCKING DEAD
+heropon12 he is talking about this editorial being made before the trailer for cars 3 came out.
+YouSeemFRAZZLED That is a decent possibility.
Ehh I don't really want a Robin Hood sequel. The sketchy looking animation of it is like half the movie for me.
That and the xerox process which led to more of the finer lines being picked up and giving a specific look to the films made in that generation. I also love that sketchy look. It just adds something to the film.
Alder Law "The Wrath of Milt Khal" sounds like a badass name for a movie
Yeah and Rodger Miller was the other half.
Lucas Allen Man id hat a CG one. Itd ruin its whole style that it had as they didnt try to mimic animals like Zootopia did. It was just fan furry tastic.
Have you ever seen the Rescuers Down Under? That was a sequel to a sketchy cartoon (The Rescuers) and they pulled it off quite well without the xerox.
I know they're working on an Enchanted 2, so that's one item off your wishlist, Critic. XD
Archer Slam-BAM disenchanted
Yeah but it's about Giselle 10 years later becoming Disenchanted with her happy ever after. I'm looking forward to it but I agree with the Critic and would really love to see Nancy's story.
I can't wait! I heard it's going to take place in both the real and animated world! And that Nancy will be evolved! I hope they had children that would be so cute!
Archer Slam-BAM Like its really needed?
Mattheos Clemence YES
I did want to see Mulan 2. I regreted it.
@Jessica Lin Barnett It really was, like holy fuck. Most other sequels were pointless but harmless. This just completely, *destroyed* the moral of the first one.
We all want Chicken Little 2!!
Richard At The Movies no
Richard At The Movies why?
Richard At The Movies Ice Age 6!
I actually hate that movie.
Doug explains why Chicken Little is a bad movie in his Disneycember review.
Direct to DVD sequel? DISNEY sequels? You poor unfortunate soul!
Yeah, most Disney sequels left me in pain, in need...
Becky1317 No kidding. What's the worst you've seen. Mine is Fox and the Hound 2
Break away from your past to keep moving forward? Nick kinda had to that in Zootopia. Even if the main message was prejudice being wrong, he was bogged down by past racism and closed himself off before breaking free from it and embracing change thanks to Judy's influence.
Teyeson Bee+So sad it's true
that Enchanted and Monsters Inc ideas sound cool :)
missemeriin I'm pretty sure Enchanted has a sequal being brewed in the Disney headquarters. So atleast we will have one wish granted.
missemeriin Actually they were suppose to make a Monster Inc Sequel but it got cancelled
Nostalgia Critic: thank you for saying what I've been telling people for years about Monsters University. I spent years wondering what happened after we hear Boo say 'Kitty'.
Personally I liked Little Mermaid 2 and Lion King 2. But I would have preferred to see a sequel to Melody Times instead of that Atlantis sequel. (Which is a shame cause the first movie is one of my all-time favorite movies).Also have been waiting years for Narnia's 'The Silver Chair'. On terms of the original Robin Hood, Ivanhoe is a good way to make the sequel since Robin Hood is a protoganist in the novel. That makes room for new villains and Ivanhoe can be a protegee of sorts for Robin. Maybe Rowena can be his daughter since all they mention about her parents is that they were descendants of King Alfred. Either way the Walter Scott gives us plenty of new characters that can be reintroduced to the public so Disney could cash in on that.
You're doing ALL the direct-to video Disney sequels?!
Doug... you brave, _brave_ man!
I DEMAND SHREK 5 DAMMIT! THE STORY MUST GO ON!
kyotheman69
That was called a joke, clearly one you didn't pick up on. I haven't even seen 2-4.
You haven't even seen 2? It's the best one...
Second, Also Doug likes that one too.
AdVictorium You're right, it's never ogre.
Shrek 5 is actually coming out in 2019, ironically.
I think we should DEFINITELY get a third Fantasia! There's so much potential. Just imagine all that smooth cgi animations.
Kek
Deku Miguel Fandubs i agree
I'm hoping the third fantasia has a segment with goofy. the original had mickey mouse in the sorcerer's apprentice, the sequel had donald duck in pomp and circumstances
Deku Miguel Fandubs That would be so awesome.
Deku Miguel Fandubs Technically, we have Animusic.
That actually sounds cool
Funny thing is that they are making an “Enchanted.” Called “Disenchanted.”
If they ever make a "Great Mouse detective II", I want an Irene Adler character
8:04
There actually was a plan for a Monster Inc. sequel that had something vaguely on the same line of this premise.
After Toy Story 2, long before Disney and Pixar merged, the companies started to have serious creative conflicts. Pixar had signed a 7 film exclusive contract for Disney, so Disney would fund their first seven films, but Disney would own all the creative rights to the story/characters. Disney said that Toy Story 2 didn't actually count to Pixar's seven film deal, Steve Jobs thought it did. The studio conflicts came to a head in 2004 when Pixar said wouldn't renew their contract with Disney. In response, Disney created Circle 7 Animation studio as a negotiating tactic. Circle 7 Animation was tasked with creating sequels to Toy Story 2, Mosnter Inc, and Finding Nemo.
As John Lasseter put it, "It's like you have these dear children and you have to give them up to be adopted by convicted child molesters."
Circle 7 Animations got to the scripting and concept art stage of Toy Story 3 and Monster Inc. 2. Toy Story 3 would involve Buzz Lightyear being recalled back to his factory in Taiwan, while Monster Inc 2 would have involved Mike and Sully getting stuck in the human world trying to deliver a gift too Boo.
However, in 2006 Disney saw the pure insanity of losing Pixar, so instead merged the company any made John Lasseter the head of Disney Animation, so Circle 7 Animation was closed and all the material they have produced has gradually found it's way leaked online.
They should have made that and not University
Joseph Attwell he's also the one who said no more Disney sequels
Heck with a Great Mouse Detective sequel....I want a whole show of Basil solving mysteries and fighting evil.
Inside Out 2 was the best sequel to a PIXAR movie I've seen and definitely worth checking out.
inside out: love is born.
starting little and having to grow or something along those lines.
Also enchanted is criminally underrated
I really want an Alice in wonderland 2!
Same
Juno Okubo me to
Noah core what about Pinocchio 2 and a bugs life 2
Wouldn’t it be cool if they had The Jabberwocky as the main villain?
Juno Okubo aaand now it exists
It’s interesting coming back here since Inside Out 2 has been released and the ideas Doug had for it like new emotions and the old emotions growing with Riley and emotions taking over have actually happened in the sequel.
This is probably going to be a hot take, but I’d take Monsters University over Animal House. Ironically, I feel like MU does the plot of underprivileged fraternity house members rising to the top and defeating a stern and villain-esque university dean and a rivaling and antagonistic fraternity house much better than the latter.
One Disney sequel I would like to see get made, is "Sword in the Stone 2".
The continuing journey of Arthur (aka Wart) as he a year later is trying to fill the role of the newly crowned king of England, with the wizard Merlin by his side.
The main plot of the sequel would be that a knight (one of the many knights who tried to win the crown in the tournament of the first movie) challenges Arthur's right to rule England by amassing an army to de-throne him. Aiding him is even a recovered Mad Madam Mim, who seeks revenge on Merlin for the magic duel.
Mim plans to get back at Merlin and Arthur by using the aid of the female squirrel from the first movie, who is still in love with Arthur and is tricked into believing that his human form is a curse placed on by Merlin. She is given speech and a human form of her own to "rescue" Arthur from Merlin, thinking that Arthur would lose power and authority without his magical mentor to guide him.
In the meantime, Arthur tries to rule a kingdom in troubled times, while also trying to reconcile with his stepbrother Kay, who has grown more distant and resentful of him now that his father Hector praises Arthur more.
That's actually a really great idea!
You could also add a lot of the characters from the Arthur legend in the story like the knights of the round table?
+Mental Micky Maybe. But they wouldn't have much of a big role, I think.
It would mostly be the early years of King Arthur, with Kay being the first knight of the round table along a few lesser known ones.
Honestly, they ruined Kay and Hector, both of whom loved and cared for Arthur ,and were his first and most loyal supporters.
The female squirrel could wind up being Lady Guinevere. And after she realizes that Madam Mim has tricked her into hurting her beloved, she helps Arthur rescue Merlin, and decide to stay human with the wizard's help so that she can stay by Arthur's side.
I agree. If they're going to make sequels, make sequels that people actually want to see and may be a good story because the original story allows for them and the continuation. It all make sense. But instead, they just want to make a quick dollar and will make a sequel to whatever is really popular. That's Hollywood's formula.
The Lion King 2 was the best Disney sequel to me.
Rukia Kuchiki's Husbando I will agree only with the score and sound track. the story in my opinion was subpar in comparison and 1 1/2 felt like Disney wanted to prove that timone and pumba was a cartoon once upon a time
Rukia Kuchiki's Husbando How about Peter Pan 2
What about Toy Story 3.
The Rescuers 2 is definitivelly the best one; it's funny, it's sweet, it's inventive and the animation is gorgeous
***** Well i'm not wrong, he should of specified
How about a new film.
Disney's animal farm
with Roger Waters as Napoleon (joking, you know he'd never do that)
I would see that.
Charlottes web?
Cocopuhfs Now we're getting somewhere.
Forget all of those stories what Disney should really adapt are the stories of Peter rabbit
I want to see a Disney sequel to Sword in the Stone it would be about Madam Mim turning the girl squirrel into a human girl so she would spy on king Arthur but she ends up recognizing him and falling in love with him
TREASURE PLANET SEQUEL!
Yeah... Nah, Theres no follow up for a sequel and everything was nicely book ended
Yeah... Nah, Theres no follow up for a sequel and everything was nicely book ended
That was actually planned, but never got to be real.
Yes
Due to the first film bombing plans for a sequel were canceled.
TREASURE PLANET ANYONE?
Batsrad Possum oh yeah..that was a gorgeous movie. I played the crap out of the ps2 game
Man, that movie was amazing. Such grand scale of adventure and beautiful steampunk futuristic themes. We don't see that kind of creativity with Disney these days...
Also,
ATLANTIS
atlantis got a strait to dvd sequel. Milo returns
PopTartNeko That movie was really weird but I loved the style
ughhh yes but thatll never happen
I Can Actually See A Robin Hood 2 Happening
I miss old hand drawn animation... I think I would just want to die if I saw a Robin Hood sequel coming out in CG, ugg
I'd at least give it a chance.
I wouldn't.
@@jamesgrettoons414 I love how you assume I have never watched or enjoyed any 3d animated films. I have been watching and enjoying 3d animation since it's very inception, being in HS when Toy Story came out and obsessively following all the various advancements throughout the years in both hand drawn and computer animation. I was actually excited when I saw the awesome innovations being done in Treasure Planet, with the first and only 5d character, Silver, being an amazing blend of hand drawn and computer animation, and still lament what could have happened if Disney hadn't deliberately torpedoed that film in their quest for the short dollar.
I actually have two degrees in animation and, while hand drawn 2d animation is my first and truest love, I have modeled, textured, rigged, and animated characters in computer animation programs as well. So I speak from experience when I say that hand drawn and computer animation will never be the same. There is a joy I experience with 2d that I have never and will never experience with even the best computer animation, and a sense of profound accomplishment I only feel after working for hours on hand drawn animation--none of the fatigue and neck-pain I get fighting with a computer to do what my hand could do easier. After years of watching the 3d films degenerate into wacky animal comedies designed solely to sell Happy Meal toys and nothing more, I went to see Princess and the Frog and had that rush of joy once more, only to find that they were going to kill 2d all over again because some idiot leaked just before release that the prince was going to be white and save a black princess from a scary black man, which would be a terrible racial message, and millions of people swore they would not go to see it (a factor most people seem to have forgotten). Again, another excuse to kill hand drawn animation, even though 3d flops never count against the medium, even if every 3d animation flopped hard it would never be blamed on the medium, while a single 2d flop is always blamed on the medium no matter what. Seriously, Moana was supposed to be hand drawn 2d, but ended up 3d because Frozen was a big hit and of course that was credited to the 3d format and not, you know, a new story with two female leads and a love subplot that involved sisters rather than lovers, and a flipping earworm of a song. Nope, it's all because of the computer animation, lets bury hand drawn animation for a third time!
I wouldn't have such an objection to computer animation if it didn't seem hell-bent on eliminating every form of animation or sfx that ever came before it. As I said, when I saw Deep Canvas and 5d Silver from Treasure Planet, I was excited and looking forward to what else could be done. Disney used to be phenomenal, defining the entire industry, but now it's just one drop in a huge flood of invariably cgi work that looks identical to everything else. Disney used to be the innovation center of both the industry and the art, and now they are reduced to buying up every other existing property because they no longer stand out from the competition, and that is unbelievably sad.
You might be interested to know that I have actually seen those movies in your list when my nieces wanted to and, I'm sorry, but they don't do anything for me (and no, computer animation never looks like hand-drawn 2d, it only ever looks like simply colored and somewhat flattened 3d, which is precisely why Disney started looking into that Paperman method of hand-tracing to make 3d look like 2d--because there is a moment-to-moment executive decision-making element to hand drawn, a very human-perception based randomness that computers cannot and will not be able to reproduce--and yet Paperman still looks like 3d to me because it pretty much is 3d and still allows 3d to do most of the design work). Not everyone is enamoured of what computer animation is putting out these days.
I stopped watching cgi for two reasons--first, because they simply don't interest me anymore (they never gave me the pure joy that hand drawn animation does to begin with), and second, they are working to eliminate even the memory of hand drawn animation with all these remakes and reboots, and I refuse to play along. Maybe if the computer animation wasn't largely being done as a cynical cash-grab with very little artistry, or if computer animation wasn't trying to eliminate the only form of animation that has ever made me feel alive, it would be different, but to watch it these days is like watching someone getting rich while murdering your children.
And it would be doubly so if they did a bunch of cgi remakes of their hand drawn work. I already refuse to watch remakes/reboots at all, as a matter of principle and with very very few exceptions, but I would gladly stand in the way of an oncoming truck before I would "give a chance" to anything that is a computer animated or live-action remake of hand drawn animation. At least in the old days, I could enjoy computer animated films for their story, but now it just makes me sick to look at them. And I'm afraid that is not going to change until computer animation stops sucking all the air out of the room and allows some diversity to come back in.
And I mean that. I actually enjoy watching Trolls now, because they put out a hand-drawn animated Netflix series. When computer animation learns to share, I can learn to give it a chance.
I honestly am not interested at all in a sequel to Robin Hood. They did the Robin Hood story, I can't think of any other story in that universe that shouldn't go straight to DVD and onto another bad sequel list.
Fantasia 3: What music pieces do you want to see get used?
How about modern pop songs? You know, like they create 3-D abstract visuals to songs by Lady GaGa, Katy Perry, etc.
Absolutely not.
Sonic Maurice Hedgehog what's so wrong with that
+L.S.A Pop culture is the problem.
Beethoven. Mozart. Bach. CLASSICAL music.
Nostalgic Critic: Now if you'll excuse me there's a certain holiday I need to get ready for.
Me: *Checks Date this came out* Oh, November 30th. He's getting ready for-
Nostalgic Critic: Christmas!
Everyone: Runs off to Uranus.
He loves his Christmas