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Friends In Your Head | Forums → Off Topic → [Spoiler Zone] Brave
Man this summer is turning out to be a tidal wave of dissapointment. I think I've finally reached the point where I look forward much more to movies coming out in Fall and Winter, than in Summer.
Even with Brave being a dissapointment, I give them credit for trying an original idea again.
That being said, I have to concur I really worry about their future at this point. They've never had 3 misses in a row to date, but with Cars 2, this, and Monster's University next year, you really have to wonder if the brand even means anything anymore, especially given the increase in quality on Dreamwork's side (How to Train Your Dragon is very close to Top-Tier Pixar quality in my opinion).
I can't imagine Monster's University is going to be a good upper tier Pixar film. Going the prequel route just seems like such a cash grab and so un-necessary. And the concept itself sounds so much like some lesser Dreamworks movie, or even one of those Direct-To-Video sequels like "Planes". It could easily just be a whole series of Monster versions of College movie tropes, and I just have no interest in that.
Quite Frankly, I don't understand the mentality at all. It's not like Pixar non-sequels have ever done poorly, they've all been hugely profitable. Why not stick to original ideas going forward for awhile, especially given all the shit they got over Cars 2.
Monster's University would have been in production long before Cars 2 came out. According to wiki they were thinking about a sequel since 2005.
Wreck Em Ralph is my current last hope for Pixar's future.
I think this is one of those rare cases where I saw a different film than everyone else did. I actually enjoyed that it wasn't the film the trailers said it was: it wasn't a wacky comedy (for most of it), and it wasn't yet another "strong teen girl kicks butt" tale. I saw it coming, but also liked how the torn tapestry actually had nothing to do with saving Mom.
I would be interested to know which half of the film belonged to the female director and which to the male one (the meeting Mom half way seems the most feminine, while kick butt rebel Princess is how guys like their women)
I find Wallstreet's concern for good storytelling touching
Maybe others can report on how things are near them, but the Regal theater I saw Brave in today had it on 4 2D screens... and only 1 3D screen. I found that interesting.
Like I said, at least locally that would be expected when 3D only gets 1/5 of the screens.
I'm with Invid. I enjoyed the movie for being something different than the trailer purported. Although being hearing impaired, I didn't hear that the theme was supposed to be about destiny and fate. I thought the theme was about family.
I thought the theme was about being, you know, brave. Like, courage.
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