Recent content by cuppajoe95

This video came out recently and I thought it would be worth bringing to your attention:

Hmm... I don't know about you, but Open Road Films seems to pull a Weinstein Company in regards to CG films. Any CG film that isn't The Nut Job gets delayed or, in the case of Spark, a limited release with little to no advertising. Not that any of us expected it to be good anyway, but Duck...

I thought I'd bring this to your attention: http://www.animationmagazine.net/features/att-brings-family-adventure-son-of-bigfoot-to-directv/ Just out of curiosity, other than when Robinson Crusoe was discussed on this forum in 2016, has anyone else besides me seen an nWave movie?

Disney just came out with this teaser:

Oh, and for those not in the know, this was actually based on a book series. At least in the TV series, not-George & not-Harold look less like Dav Pilkey knockoffs than the books:

Not sure if I'm the only one here who knows about this film, but Pantelion (the folks who brought Americans the CG film in the Huevos series) released this South American film Stateside last week (it competed with the My Little Pony movie in its home countries and a few others):

http://www.cartoonbrew.com/artist-rights/breaking-john-lasseter-takes-leave-absence-pixar-following-missteps-154881.html Oh, and I think this is worth a read.

Well, considering that Paramount Animation hasn't been doing too hot except for Sponge Out of Water, that seems like a possibility.

Just in case anyone else didn't catch the news: http://www.cartoonbrew.com/business/disney-talks-acquire-21st-century-fox-154482.html

Somewhat off-topic, but Harvey Weinstein's been fired from the studio for allegations of sexual misconduct... ...or maybe it isn't off-topic, given the brothers' mishandling of certain animated films.

Indeed. And for the record, there were other adaptations of Peter Rabbit before. Not just the better-made live action/animated miniseries The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends from the 90's but also a direct-to-video animated film produced by the "politically correct bargain bin knock-off"...

True that, but they also got Animal Logic on board.

Oh, here's another one to talk about: I'm... a bit speechless, to be honest.

Hmm, I believe that's the US title for Ooops! Noah is Gone..., I saw it a while back and thought it was not half-bad for an imported CG film bought by a US distributor tossed into Redbox, Netflix and $5 DVD bins.

Not to mention that Alpha & Omega was produced by who could very well be the opposite of Don Bluth, Richard Rich. I'm not even joking when I say that.