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Disney to Make Toy Story 3 Without Pixar

rdurell writes "CNN is reporting that Disney has begun the process of setting up a new CGI studio with the goal of making Toy Story 3. Pixar has balked at the idea of another sequel thus far though Disney does own the rights to the franchise. Does this truly spell the end of the Disney-Pixar relationship? Can both Disney and Pixar live without the other?" We covered the Disney/Pixar breakup in January.

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  1. Re:You bet they can by sgant · · Score: 5, Informative

    No, Disney has done NOTHING for any of the Pixar movies except distribute them. They have all been Pixar movies through and through.

    Read up on them.

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    "Leo Fender was in a 'state of grace' when he designed the Stratocaster." -- Paul Reed Smith
  2. Re:Pixar can do much better by catbutt · · Score: 5, Informative

    "More adult" doesn't necessarily mean "more photorealistic". Pixar seems smart enough to, among other things, stay out of the "uncanny valley".

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  4. Re:In other news... by asparagus · · Score: 5, Informative

    L&S was the last Disney project to be produced by the Florida skunkworks (out from under the thumb of Eisner). Despite efforts to push his in-house projects, "The Emperor's New Groove" and "Treasure Planet", L&S proved what the animators were capable of without Eisner's excessive micromanagement. The response: elimination of the Florida studio, under the guise of cutting costs.

    That'll teach 'em to be original.