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chopper 
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 Posted: September 22 2010 at 07:20 |
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I always thought Treasure Planet was pretty good but haven't seen any of them since the kids outgrew Disney.
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JLocke
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Posted: September 22 2010 at 00:41 |
 aginor wrote:
ah cool what do you write sci-fi, fantasy, horror, crime.
what are the titles of your work, is it available to be picked up
and have You seen Atlantis, I am certain the one mr Jim Cameron might have taken some ideas from that film... i just sugest the possibilaty |
I'm not a good enough writer to have anything published. I just do it for fun. And I write in any genre I find interesting.
And Cameron rips off everybody, so your suspicions are most likely correct. I did see Atlantis a couple of times. Not a bad film.
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JLocke
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Posted: September 22 2010 at 00:39 |
Ivan_Melgar_M wrote:
I honestly believe Disney Studios are the worst thing that could happen to movie industry.
For God's sake, they sell dramatic classics with a happy ending (The Hunchback of Notre Dame)
If it wasn't enough, they change history (Anastaxcia).
I believe that teaching fake history to kids and distorting the classics is worst than avoiding them. Can't stand Disney movies after Fantasia.
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Anastasia was by 20th Century Fox.
And no film based on history accurately depicts it. It's fantasy. It's entertainment. Your Notre Dame gripe is especially hilarious, since the 1939 classic everyone loves also featured a butchered, happier ending. To act as if Disney is a special case makes me think you must be intentionally trolling this thread. I mean, the topic isn't even about the studio, it's about three specific films made by the studio.
Somehow, when I saw your name in here, before even reading your post, I knew you going to say something outlandish.
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Ivan_Melgar_M
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Posted: September 22 2010 at 00:15 |
I honestly believe Disney Studios are the worst thing that could happen to movie industry.
For God's sake, they sell dramatic classics with a happy ending (The Hunchback of Notre Dame)
If it wasn't enough, they change history (Anastaxcia).
I believe that teaching fake history to kids and distorting the classics is worst than avoiding them. Can't stand Disney movies after Fantasia.
Iván
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Posted: September 21 2010 at 23:27 |
ah cool what do you write sci-fi, fantasy, horror, crime.
what are the titles of your work, is it available to be picked up
and have You seen Atlantis, I am certain the one mr Jim Cameron might have taken some ideas from that film... i just sugest the possibilaty
Edited by aginor - September 21 2010 at 23:36
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JLocke
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Posted: September 21 2010 at 03:12 |
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Some of the imagery from Treasure Planet actually inspired the look of one of a world in one of my books. Guess that counts.
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Icarium
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Posted: September 21 2010 at 02:29 |
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I dont beleeve that only three persons have seen this three movies
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crimhead
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Posted: September 19 2010 at 13:46 |
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Up!?!
Isn't is science fiction to tie a massive amount of balloons to a house and float it so South America only to find strange creatures and dogs fitted with collars that translate their speech into English?
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Icarium
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Posted: September 19 2010 at 12:29 |
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I voted for Atlantis
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Lizzy
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Posted: September 19 2010 at 05:36 |
I'm also a Disney junkie. The sci-fi films were not exactly my cup of tea, but from the above list I've enjoyed Treasure Planet the most. Oddly enough, now that you mentioned The Emperor's New Groove, that is one of my all time favourites despite the childish and somewhat silly humor. 
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Icarium
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Posted: September 19 2010 at 04:47 |
I have seen them all and enjoyd them all, I liked the twists and the braveity of Disney studio to make theis movies which are in manny ways untraditional for Disney in humour (in the wein of Emperors New Groove), quicker jokes, deeper plot, darker, not so handsome, wierd lead roles
espessially Milo in Atlantis (voiced by Michael J Fox with exelency), is a nerd, geek, and an expert in gibrish, gets the princess (or godess  ), whom is 10000 years old  , but looks good, and the other sidekicks are realy funny. and Avatar owe Atlantis for their plot
Treasure Island was also a plesant suprise, I was abit sceptical but that movie was quite good I think, but not as good as Atlantis.
and Lilo and Stich is such a great movie with lots of lots of suprisess and turns, heatbraking moments
but Atlantis is my favourite 
Edited by aginor - September 19 2010 at 04:51
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