Plus The Jungle Book.
I thought TJB was OK. The only other one I've seen bits of both animation and live-action was Aladdin, and I thought the live-action came off a very poor second. I really don't see the point of these, and I'm somewhat miffed at the implication that they see animation as a second-best way of film-making that can be superseded when CGI gets good enough.
Having just seen the trailer for the live action The Little Mermaid [I wonder what all the fuss was about], I am now looking forward the the live action remakes of Finding Nemo and Finding Dory.
[ No not really ]
I've been a bit concerned in general in Disney's general direction over recent years. Not to discuss politics, (I've got in trouble for that already ), but there is an agenda being pushed.
I think Disney has taken it's audience pretty much for granted and i think this really shows in their treatment of Star Wars and the recent Marvel phase. I've not yet seen any of the live action movies but i have yet to hear anything good about them.
I'm guessing without the We are Siamese song...Disney is doing a live action remake of The Aristocats
Successful and good are very different things. They wouldn't make them if they weren't making money. Maybe they are thinking long term as future content for Disney+.Have any of these live action remakes been successful? Everything i hear points to them being not very good.
Thanks CupofJoe. So these live action remakes are making money. Maybe it’s just us lot who are unhappy with them as it looks like they’re generating new audiences.
Disney has butchered everything they've touched recently. It would be nice if Hollywood discussed the themes that are found in much of Disney's content in films made for adults (remember those?). If I'm going to see an action movie, spending money on transportation, tickets, (overpriced) snacks, etc., I want to be 'entertained' not lectured to.I've been a bit concerned in general in Disney's general direction over recent years. Not to discuss politics, (I've got in trouble for that already ), but there is an agenda being pushed.
I think Disney has taken it's audience pretty much for granted and i think this really shows in their treatment of Star Wars and the recent Marvel phase. I've not yet seen any of the live action movies but i have yet to hear anything good about them.
Disney has butchered everything they've touched recently. It would be nice if Hollywood discussed the themes that are found in much of Disney's content in films made for adults (remember those?). If I'm going to see an action movie, spending money on transportation, tickets, (overpriced) snacks, etc., I want to be 'entertained' not lectured to.
I'm guessing the same ... particularly because that song was not in the original movie. It's from Lady and the Tramp.I'm guessing without the We are Siamese song...