Animation Source Forums

I see it as both a loss and a gain: you lose seeing traditional 2-D for the most part(CGI has been getting on my nerves particularly since I had to sit through a particular joke called Cars)- or not having it in the main stream as often as it should be-, but you gain the extermination of some of the most irritating sequils known to man... Disney DTV.

Now I'm not entirely a sequil hater. I'll miss seeing films like TLK 2, Lady and the Tramp 2... heck, even The Fox and the Hound 2 wasn't THAT bad in my opinion. But for the most part these movies were just the result of Disney trying to make a grab for more profit while making a mockery of the classic films. It shows in their quality, whether the animators meant it or not.

I'm somewhat glad to see the end of the DTV era, but I think it may be the road toward the death of 2-D which is the worse thing that could possibly ever happen to animation. I'd rather keep the cheap sequils if, in turn, it would one day spark some kind of interest in traditional animation again.

Disney was WAY better when Walt was ruler. Now his son or nephew (Roy Disney, isn't it?) made the latest movies (Lion King, Aladdin, Mulan, ect.), most of which are prety good (or even great, EX- Lion King)

Does Roy make the CGI movie like Findin Nemo, Monsters Inc., Toy Story 2? I'm not very sure...