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Have you seen A Bug's Life (1998)?
Yes
No
Havenât even heard of this movie

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Toy Story (1995)
'Swapped' isn't bad cuz of its animation style.
John Lasseter is an abuser who was fired from PIXAR during the Me Too movement due to sexual abuse allegations alongside other known offenders in the animation industry like Chris Savino and John K. He's one of the ONLY people actually fired for this behavior in animation, and he's easily the most powerful fired for his actions.
Stop worrying about a goddamn art style, this movie should not be supported because John Lasseter is a predator. We don't have to popularize a movie headlining a predator- especially when multiple female animators have said they would not want to be around him.
And we certainly should not forget or distract from his actions against women... and how he is still able to hurt people, particularly now in his new position at Skydance under Paramount's David Ellison.
Hollywood Reporter article above is here, but other sources have interviewed victims if you do a quick google search. The newer Hollywood Reporter article about his re-hiring is here. I like these articles for their interviews.
You don't have to watch a movie by an abuser. But if you do... maybe you should worry more about John Lasseter's horrible actions than the look of a CGI film he has his name on.
Happy 20th Anniversary!
Itâs been exactly 20 years since the first Cars movie was released on June 9, 2006. According to an article published by Google Arts & Culture, the town of Radiator Springs actually has a real-life story. The filmâs creator and director, John Lasseter, once took a road trip along Route 66 and happened to pass through Seligman, Arizona.
For Lasseter, meeting barber Angel Delgadillo also revealed the inspiration behind the story of Radiator Springs. In 1987, thanks to the hard work of the local residents of Seligman, the town was designated the âHistorical Birthplace of Route 66.â
The story Sally tells in the first filmâabout how the town lost its former glory the day I-40 openedâis actually true, and Angel Delgadillo personally told Lasseter that this is exactly what happened to Seligman.
In addition, Radiator Springs takes its name from the town of Peach Springs, located near Seligman.
The forest road that Sally and Lightning McQueen drive on resembles the highways that run through the Kaibab National Forest west of Flagstaff.
Source: https://artsandculture.google.com/story/RAUhn8A2gZghmA
Cars (2006)

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30 years of toy story!! one of the most revolutionary films in cinema history đ
Happy 20th anniversary, Cars!
Cars was released 20 years ago today!
I remember this was my absolute favourite Pixar movie when I was 10. I had an encyclopedic knowledge of every character, drew them constantly, could recite the entire film by heart, collected the toys, memorised the soundtrack, played every video game over and over; I was obsessed with it.
Did it lead to a franchise that's been milked to death? Ohhh yes. Does the world make sense? Not really. Did Doc Hollywood do this story first? I dunno, I've never seen it.
Do the characters and message still make me feel warm inside? Most definitely.
Also, fun fact: this was the movie that taught me about different release dates. I was so excited for this movie, I begged my dad to book tickets for 9th June. But when he called up the cinema, they told him it wasn't releasing in my country until a month later. XD
Frozen 3? Nah, Frozen (2013)
You know what? I think Iâve actually lost hope for Frozen 3. Like yeah, there are early âsynopsisâ floating around saying Annaâs gonna get married and at first I wanted to be excited, but deep down I just donât trust it.
Because if Frozen 2 taught me anything, itâs that whatever you think youâre gonna get in the beginning is absolutely NOT what you end up with in the end.
I swear, Frozen 2 traumatized my ass so much. Donât get me wrong, itâs successful, itâs pretty, itâs got bangers, blah blah blah. But the way Disney handled it? A mess. That whole PR campaign was literally built to distract us.
They worked overtime making the cast say cute little soundbites, hyping up certain angles of the story, getting us to focus on âoh wow the sistersâ bondâ and âElsaâs journeyâ while completely dodging how the movie actually went down.
And ngl? They reduced Elsa, Anna, and Kristoff into shits in Frozen 2.
Especially my goat, Kristoff. They did him dirty. I couldnât even rewatch Frozen 2 without cringing at his whole arc. Donât get me wrong, âLost in the Woodsâ is a good song but donât expect me to watch that scene more than twice.
They turned him into a one-joke, awkward proposal machine and left him out of literally everything important.
And Anna⌠girl. She literally destroyed the dam, causing a giant-ass tidal wave heading straight for Arendelle. If that happened in real life? A whole-ass revolution wouldâve started.
People would riot so hard against their âqueen in training,â even if Elsa saved the kingdom at the last second.
But nope, in the movie itâs just âyay Anna youâre so brave,â like citizens wouldnât be pissed their homes almost got wiped off the map. Itâs hilarious in the worst way.
What really makes me roll my eyes is how Disney PR tried to patch things up.
Funny how they constantly had Kristen Bell talk more about Kristoff whenever she was asked about Elsa or the sisters.
Then Idina would repeat the same thing in her interviews, like clockwork. Like⌠yeah, Disney PR, I saw you.
These poor actors were clearly fed lines, forced to say shit that wasnât even from their own heads, all because Disney wanted to make Kristoff seem relevant after completely fucking up his character in the actual movie.
And guess what? Not working for everyone. Not convincing anyone. Donât be surprised if some still prefer Hans over him, because at least Hans was written with an actual arc.
Kristoff has an arc in the first movie, second movie he's a freaking loser.
And the most ironic part? Some of the earlier drafts of Frozen 2 were actually way better. Like, Kristoff originally had an arc where he had already proposed to Anna at the beginning of the movie.
His subplot wasnât just being the awkward boyfriend it was him trying to find his place in royal life. Suddenly âLost in the Woodsâ wouldâve made MORE sense.
And there was even a draft called âKristoffâs Lies,â where he openly admitted he didnât like life in Arendelle at all. That it wasnât for him. That he sacrificed his own happiness just to stay around Anna because he loves her. Thatâs tragic. That has layers. Thatâs character writing.
And Anna? She was disappointed. She told him maybe they shouldnât get married. Imagine the conflict. Imagine the emotional weight.
Thatâs the stuff I wanted. Thatâs the stuff that wouldâve made them real. But nah, Disney said âlmao letâs make him a punchline instead.â
Thatâs why when I hear âAnnaâs gonna get married in Frozen 3,â my brain immediately goes: okay, cool, but watch them shove that wedding into the final scene like some afterthought.
âOh hey, hereâs a quick marriage montage during the credits, arenât you satisfied now?â
No. I am not. Because Iâve been burned before.
Plus, letâs not forget: we still have two whole years before Frozen 3 drops. Which means Disney (Jennifer Lee and Chris Buck) still has plenty of time to fuck up the story/characters completely⌠and then cover it up with banger musical scores.
Josh Gad just recently said heâs only seen previews of the story, no actual recordings, no songs yet. Which means those âleaksâ floating around are probably just early draft ideas or prototypes.
Translation: absolutely nothing is locked in and thereâs still plenty of room for disappointment so brace yourself, honey.
I want to believe theyâll do right by Anna, by Elsa, by Kristoff, by literally everyone. But nope. Not after Frozen 2. That movie was a trauma response in cinematic form for me.
So rewatching Frozen (2013) is a healing medicine for me.
Jen lee doesnât let anyone touch her âcharacters.â like sheâs got this chokehold on them, as if only she knows whatâs best.
Bitch...bring john back.
because say what you want about him, but john lasseter understood Elsa better than anyone else in that damn studio.
like girl... collaboration is how disney even works. Mr. Walt didnât just sit in his office and go âmine.â he let his animators, his writers, his directors throw shit at the wall until it made magic. jen lee out here acting like a fandom moderator instead of head of animation.
Walt disney ainât freezing his ass in some secret cryo chamber- I mean dying just for you to control these characters like theyâre your personal toys.
Frozen might be âyour baby,â but itâs still part of disneyâs language, disneyâs legacy and you donât get to hold it hostage just because youâre the one who made it big.
Iâm lowkey afraid jen lee will kill Elsa in the future.
like, I heard frozen 2 at one point was supposed to end with Elsa dying. I donât even know whose idea that was, but at least disney rethought it because duh âBro, Elsa is our golden goose who lays golden eggs.â
This industry is not gonna kill the character that made them billions.
When I say âjen lee killing Elsa,â itâs not about literally killing her off. itâs about killing her personality.
Same with Anna, same with Kristoff, hell, even Olaf. I get it, theyâre supposed to âmature,â but her definition of âmatureâ usually just ends up making them act completely out-of-character. like stripping away everything that made them lovable in the first place and calling it growth.
ps: me slapping John Lasseter for dipping out of Disney in 2018 and handing over his characters completely to Jen Lee. Like yeah, that womanâs great, sheâs talented, Iâll give her that. But sometimes? I cannot handle her ass. Because say what you want about him, John understood Elsa in a way Jen clearly doesnât. And that, my friends, was one of his biggest mistakes.