Trying to be politically correct
too black- this tried to be too politically correct by pleasing the African american audience -it failed
shareI really loved this movie. You don't have to agree with me on that, of course, but you have to agree that this is an attempt for Disney to try to get back to their more serious movies. Like lion king or Bambi.
That is so good I think. I'm so freakin tired of all these all-comedy-family-movies. They're all so *beep* superficial and with no depth. Just comedy, comedy and comedy. I miss the drama. No kid died seeing mufasa fall of the clip!
I hate new family movies being so shallow! The best and most emotional. I can think of theese days is "how to train your dragon". But that is an exception to the rule. And it's still a bit to comedy I think, it should of been more drama (even though it is my favorite family movie of this decade).
this is an attempt for Disney to try to get back to their more serious movies. Like lion king or Bambi.
The Good Dinosaur was made by a different studio, however--Pixar, the studio that made movies such as Toy Story, Finding Nemo, and Inside Out.
Bambi and The Lion King were made by Walt Disney Animation Studios (Disney Animation or WDAS for short), who more recently made movies such as Tangled, Wreck-It Ralph, Frozen, Big Hero 6, and Zootopia.
The two studios are now owned by the same company, The Walt Disney Company (Disney for short), and managed by the same person, John Lasseter, who started out at WDAS for a number of years, founded Pixar (as an animation studio--they were a computer company back when he first joined), and then came back to Disney to manage both WDAS and Pixar. These two studios are, however, still separate and operate independently of one another like before, management aside, and Lasseter's express goal is to keep them that way. share