Cars 3 and The Incredibles 2 Confirmed

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MoHasanie on 18 March 2014

Yay! Cars 2 was good. Disney must be making billions from the Cars merchandise.

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Smeags on 18 March 2014

noname2200 said:
Hmmm. :-/ I preferred it when Pixar didn't do sequels besides their mainstay series. On the other hand, Brad Bird is coming back for The Incredibles 2, so it's not all bad!

Well then, consider my doubts removed.

Brad Bird is amazing with The Iron Giant, The Incredibles, and even his first live action film with Ghost Protocol was a blast. Hooray!

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tpjp on 18 March 2014

shikamaru317 said:

Very excited to see another Incredibles, I wanted a sequel as soon as I finished watching the first. As for Cars 3, the first was pretty good, but the 2nd wasn't as good, hopefully the 3rd will live up to the original.

And of course Pixar has Finding Dory coming too, which will be amazing.

I agree that the first Cars was great but the second was disappointing and missed the whole point of the first one (with spy missions and such instead of a pure racing plot). I hope that Cars 3 returns the series to its roots.

As for The Incredibles, the first was pretty good, maybe the second will be as good.

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Veknoid_Outcast on 18 March 2014

Smeags said:
With Tangled, Wreck It Ralph, and now Frozen, Disney Animation Studios has surpassed Pixar in my mind. They've really stagnated since releasing Toy Story 3 (which was masterful), with Brave and Monsters University being fine films (nothing wrong with them, but they could have been so much more, especially Brave), and Cars 2 being a bad joke.

The Incredibles ranks as one of my favorite Pixar films (That, Up, and Toy Story 3 are my trifecta), so I really hope they can do it justice. It's just that, with their current stagnation and their insistence to push Cars down our throats... I'm actually having doubts. Hopefully they can prove these doubts wrong.

Hear, hear.

Pixar was pretty untouchable throughout the 2000s (Studio Ghibli was really its only competition), but it's clearly experiencing a pretty hard fall from grace. Sequels, prequels, and princess stories? What happened the all the bold, original ideas?

It's weird how it all happened. By buying Pixar, Disney seems to have buoyed its own animation studios at the expense of Pixar projects.

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osed125 on 18 March 2014

Call me old school but...where the heck are my 2D animated movies? I'm honestly tired of Pixar style movies...

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MoHasanie on 18 March 2014

Veknoid_Outcast said:

Smeags said:
With Tangled, Wreck It Ralph, and now Frozen, Disney Animation Studios has surpassed Pixar in my mind. They've really stagnated since releasing Toy Story 3 (which was masterful), with Brave and Monsters University being fine films (nothing wrong with them, but they could have been so much more, especially Brave), and Cars 2 being a bad joke.

The Incredibles ranks as one of my favorite Pixar films (That, Up, and Toy Story 3 are my trifecta), so I really hope they can do it justice. It's just that, with their current stagnation and their insistence to push Cars down our throats... I'm actually having doubts. Hopefully they can prove these doubts wrong.

Hear, hear.

Pixar was pretty untouchable throughout the 2000s (Studio Ghibli was really its only competition), but it's clearly experiencing a pretty hard fall from grace. Sequels, prequels, and princess stories? What happened the all the bold, original ideas?

It's weird how it all happened. By buying Pixar, Disney seems to have buoyed its own animation studios at the expense of Pixar projects.

Walt Dinsey Animation Studios is making some great movies like Frozen. Maybe Pixar staff are working for both studios now.

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Carl on 18 March 2014

Cars 3 hopefully takes some major inspiration from Thelma and Louise.

Incredibles 2 though, man. Ive wanted that shit for way too long now.

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Chris Hu on 18 March 2014

Incedibles 2 sounds good but nobody really wants another Cars movie. In other animation news Blu Sky Studios Peanuts movie looks very promising so far.