So, Soul is a Pixar remake of this...
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"What if there were, like, monsters and fairies and stuff, but in the modern world?"
David Jenkins
Landon Carter
Yea nothing in that movie ever led me to believe that this was millions of years evolved smart dinos. They could have done an Ice Age thing with it and just pretended all the dinosaurs back then lived like that because it's a cartoon
Daniel Davis
Pixar always seemed to do better with the "Unseen lives of (blank)" premise anyway. Their better movies had it.
>Unseen world of toys when kids are not looking
>Unseen world of bugs in the back yard
>Unseen world of fish in the ocean
>Unseen world of monsters in your closet when kids are asleep
>Unseen world of superheroes daily lives when they are not saving the world
>Unseen world of rats in Paris
Even Cars and Wall-E have the same idea of "what would they do if no people were around to see it?" going on.
Xavier Williams
The trailer began with the notion that the world moved on from a fairy tale past of monsters and knights and magic.
If it's like Zootopia then that past image of the world is going to be relevant to the story, like how the predator/prey dynamic was relevant throughout the whole story.
I'm guessing the beefy brother is nostalgic for a time he's born too late for which is why he talks like a ye ol tool all the time.
Jaxson Russell
Overly dramatic tear jerker scenes are more their thing. Disney does the over the top whimsical musical fantasy in a magical land. While Dreamworks does childish comedy and humor, Illumination is all about the pop culture references and modern music.
Connor Kelly
I really liked the premise since I always wanted to see a "generic high fantasy world but in modern day" concept, especially with Orcs as main characters, but the execution was retarded. That's why I'm curious about Onward, though the setting seems more whimsical and fairy tale-ish than high fantasy.
I'd like to see it as a series, but actually well written this time. and not taking place in fucking LA.
Nathaniel Davis
>I'd like to see it as a series, but actually well written this time. and not taking place in fucking LA.
How about Seattle?
Hunter Davis
the old concept for the film was having it feature an actual dinosaur society with division of labor and everything. the human child was dubbed spot because of painted markings on their face
then the dropped all that and spot became a fucking dog