Realistically, what films or other properties are safe from Disney's live-action film treatment
Realistically, what films or other properties are safe from Disney's live-action film treatment
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Hunchback. Atlantis. Treasure Planet. Hercules, probably.
Treasure Planet
I'm gonna regret saying that in 3 years.
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Hercules
Tarzan cause they no longer have the rights or some shit
i would say that if mulan isn't safe, then neither is hercules. it was by no means a flop
Treasure Planet is a movie Disney wants to forget. Besides, I don't want to see what a hyper-realistic crew of alien pirates would look like.
The Pixar films in general... least for now.
I dread the idea of us one day getting a live-action Incredibles movie with a black Mr Incredible and Elastigirl played by Brie Larson chosen specifically due to her lack of ass compared to the original. I suppose A Bug's Life with live-action realistic looking bugs would be too unmarketable and gross for mainstream audiences. That should be safe.
Toy Story
From a few hours ago
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Nightmare Before Christmas?
anything disney owned as a classic but is now public domain.
>CGI Amelia
Oliver and Company. Last I heard Ice Cube was doing a modern-day Oliver adaptation for Disney.
Is nothing sacred
No.
Pocahontas. In the current year, they would need to do something vastly revisionist, practically rewrite the story if they tried.
Native Americans aren't as high on the diversity ladder as black people and Muslims.
Nothing is 'safe', but I don't expect a Song of the South remake anytime soon.
Black Cauldron
the one movie I wouldn't mind being wrong on
>Hunchback
this people could just watch the play
>yfw they get that cyborg autist user to finally play long john