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Old 01-30-2004, 11:58 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by Tornado
I read on the boards at wdwmagic.com that the one in Florida was shut, and Brother Bear was indeed the last film produced there. Shame really as it was a nice addition to the the Disney Studios theme park. The Animation Tour is still running, but without animators, seems a bit pointless really. At least the Studios still has Rock n RollerCoaster and Tower of Terror....

Anyway, I hope Disney keeps the hand-drawing studio they have left. Disney Animatio has such a rich heritage, and it would be sad to see it end.


Back on topic, Pixar rock. I'm glad they split from Disney, they get to do their own thing now. No doubt Disney will still pimp the **** out of Toy Story, Monsters Inc, and Finding Nemo.
Lilo and Stitch is one of my favorite Disney movies. My GF likes watching it like weekly. It's a shame to see these studios shutting down, and Eisner's getting blasted by Disney's heir.

I fear for the future of hand-drawn animation. CGA just isn't as cool right now as some of the fine pieces put out by hand. Some of it is, most isn't.

They'll still milk their animation history...Until they have enough CG history to make their mainstream claim to fame. Might be hard without Pixar...
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