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NeoRyu
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"Spirited Away trailer."
, posted Thu 22 Aug 10:01: Link Here Enjoy! Hehe I forgot the link.
[this message was edited by NeoRyu on Thu 22 Aug 11:12]
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Ishmael 145th Post
Regular Customer
"Re(1):Spirited Away trailer."
, posted Thu 22 Aug 10:09
quote: Enjoy!
Hmm, nothing showed up on my end but if the advertising is being handled by Disney that seems about right somehow.
Gen
532th Post
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"Re(2):Disney"
, posted Thu 22 Aug 19:33
quote: Enjoy!
Hmm, nothing showed up on my end but if the advertising is being handled by Disney that seems about right somehow.
My take. arguments, disagreements, agreements, and verifications welcome: Disney approached Ghibli about producing and distributing and dubbing their films. Disney puts up some of the production costs for new Ghibli films. Disney distributes them atleast in U.S. and maybe the whole world outside of Japan. Disney dubs them in to English. Disney has done this with the last film Monster Pricess/ Mononoke Hime.
Disney hates competition in their industry. They aren't nearly as bad as Microsoft, but they will try to smash or buy out competitors. They did this in the last few years with several cartoons that weren't originally made by them such as Doug on Nickelodeon. It sense then was called Disney's Doug or something like that.
Many animators at Disney claim to be Miyazaki fans. Most of them probably have just seen his most popular and accessable stuff. I have heard one of their directors say that when they have creative blocks they put on a Miyazaki film to give them ideas.
Disney wants to smear their name on the Miyazaki legacy. The average consumer sees Disney's name at the begining and thus thinks of Miyazaki and Ghibli's work not as a Ghibli film but as a Disney film. This is what Disney wants.
Omar 71th Post
Occasional Customer
"Re(3):Disney"
, posted Thu 22 Aug 21:18:
The trailer features both Miayzaki and his studio name prominently. (Yet they don't mention John Lasseter involvement in it. Weird. They could easlily have used the tagline "..produced by the director of Toy Story")
Good deal for Disney. They get some good animated films, and since it's being distribuited by Disney, it will reach many movie theaters all around the world, compared to a few DVDs sold in speciality stores.
Edited because I misunderstood another post. Wich makes it the 4th this day!
How do you know I can't kill you by staring hard?
[this message was edited by Omar on Thu 22 Aug 21:20]
Bootation 108th Post
Regular Customer
"Re(4):Disney"
, posted Thu 22 Aug 22:25
quote: The trailer features both Miayzaki and his studio name prominently. (Yet they don't mention John Lasseter involvement in it. Weird. They could easlily have used the tagline "..produced by the director of Toy Story")
Good deal for Disney. They get some good animated films, and since it's being distribuited by Disney, it will reach many movie theaters all around the world, compared to a few DVDs sold in speciality stores.
Edited because I misunderstood another post. Wich makes it the 4th this day!
Disney sucks. Formulaic crap. KILL KILL KILL.
Although tron 2.0 might be cool....
Hungrywolf
1409th Post
Red Carpet Executive Member
"Re(5):Disney"
, posted Thu 22 Aug 23:02
quote: The trailer features both Miayzaki and his studio name prominently. (Yet they don't mention John Lasseter involvement in it. Weird. They could easlily have used the tagline "..produced by the director of Toy Story")
Good deal for Disney. They get some good animated films, and since it's being distribuited by Disney, it will reach many movie theaters all around the world, compared to a few DVDs sold in speciality stores.
Edited because I misunderstood another post. Wich makes it the 4th this day!
Disney sucks. Formulaic crap. KILL KILL KILL.
Although tron 2.0 might be cool....
Great, this is gonna spark some Disney ranting. Maybe certain people that work in high positions at Disney suck, but Disney itself, I don't think sucks.
Hmm, nothing showed up on my end but if the advertising is being handled by Disney that seems about right somehow.
My take. arguments, disagreements, agreements, and verifications welcome: Disney approached Ghibli about producing and distributing and dubbing their films. Disney puts up some of the production costs for new Ghibli films. Disney distributes them atleast in U.S. and maybe the whole world outside of Japan. Disney dubs them in to English. Disney has done this with the last film Monster Pricess/ Mononoke Hime.
Disney hates competition in their industry. They aren't nearly as bad as Microsoft, but they will try to smash or buy out competitors. They did this in the last few years with several cartoons that weren't originally made by them such as Doug on Nickelodeon. It sense then was called Disney's Doug or something like that.
Many animators at Disney claim to be Miyazaki fans. Most of them probably have just seen his most popular and accessable stuff. I have heard one of their directors say that when they have creative blocks they put on a Miyazaki film to give them ideas.
Disney wants to smear their name on the Miyazaki legacy. The average consumer sees Disney's name at the begining and thus thinks of Miyazaki and Ghibli's work not as a Ghibli film but as a Disney film. This is what Disney wants.
Man that really sucks man.
Miyazaki produces some of the best animated films around which money-spinning Disney couldn't match. I don't know why Miyazaki and Ghibli have to assoicate themselves with Disney. Miyazaki is already a legend by himself recognised by every animation fan worldwide. He does not need the commericalization of Disney to push his films further. (I am saying this because I do not know the full story behind this, but linking Miyazaki and Disney is just...WEIRD)
threesixtee 47th Post
Rare Customer
"Re(4):Disney"
, posted Thu 22 Aug 23:57
look at the bright side: a nation of people who otherwise wouldn't see nor know of miyazaki's work will have a chance to experience it. I just hope it gets better distribition (and better dubbing) than mononoke did.
evil will always triumph. because good is dumb.
Gen
537th Post
New Red Carpet Member
"Re(5):Disney"
, posted Fri 23 Aug 19:43
quote: look at the bright side: a nation of people who otherwise wouldn't see nor know of miyazaki's work will have a chance to experience it. I just hope it gets better distribition (and better dubbing) than mononoke did.
Not tryin to come off so gloomy.... Well Miyazaki must have approved of what Disney's doing (weather he knows Disney's motivations or not) I read that Miyazaki doesn't like Disney but he differenciates that from their distribution system.
I like old Disney. I would bet the Miyazaki also likes old Disney but isn't a fan of their newer work.
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