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Pixar's Next Movie: The Incredibles
An anonymous reader writes: "The trailer for Pixar's next film, The Incredibles, is on the web. It's available from the official Incredibles site, the Apple trailers page, and Pixar's website. Lots of info on the official page as well! Enjoy!"
Ehm... I remember seeing some teasers and stuff like that on the official homepage like 4-5 months ago, at least... whats so special about the release of another trailer, especially when the film itself isn't "new" as in "just announced".... If you mod me down I will hunt you until my teeth sink into your flesh.
No thanks...
I think I'm going to wait until the trailer is in a video format that doesn't require me to run bloated software, before I see it. Quicktime is a memory hog and an all-around bad application, on the PC at least.
Does the MPAA have some kind of deal with Apple? It's disheartening to see so many movies choosing to release their trailers with this horrible format.
...how is this one going to be Microsofts fault?
Okay...why the hell is iTunes required to watch a video now? Must be taking a page from the MS tie-in book.
Unfortunately, this is like the other fsck'ing Disney sites that only allows entry if you have the latest and greatest in Flash players - which don't seem to be available in anything but WindBlows.
A Shadeless room is a brighter room.
When the first CGI movies came out this might have been newsworthy but do we need to hear about it everytime some mega corporation squirts out another computer generated cartoon?
The MPAA is the enemy remember?
When *this* is your sig...
> Some build ice sculptures. I'm just a raindrop building an ocean.
> from the left leaning hollywood tree huggers
(I'm probably pegging myself as an anime nerd here. :) )
Almost all of the anime that I've seen was garbage except the anime that was intended to be enjoyed by both children and adults (miyazaki)
Anime fans seem to suffer from the mistaken belief that just because its directed at an adult audience automatically makes it mature. The adult anime that I've seen has almost all been puerile and appeals to a juvenile sensibility of violence and sex.
I truly would not want a 'mature' Pixar movie. I love the innocent sense of humor that they inject into their movies. Maybe you have to have kids of your own to truly appreciate it, but there is something special about Pixar movies that you just have to 'get' or not.
Now I don't want to start an anime war because as I've already said there is some good anime (all genres of creativity are 90% garbage and 10% gems anyways, nothing special about anime)
Finding Nemo sucked.