
Welcome to Walt Disney Animation Studios headquarters in Burbank, California. Adjacent to the main Walt Disney studios lot where the live-action magic happens, and opposite the ABC building, this is Disney's most striking architectural creation. It's the house that the mouse built, with Mickey's tall, blue Wizard hat dominating the building's exterior and reminding all who pass through the front doors of the century's worth of history upon which Disney is founded.
But the staff of Walt Disney Animation Studios is looking to the future, not the past, as Rotten Tomatoes is invited to tour the studios. In April 2006, Pixar's Ed Catmull and John Lasseter were respectively appointed President and Chief Creative Officer of the studios with a clear goal front of mind: to return the studios to their place as a factory of feature film classics.
Bolt is their first release in charge of the studios, and its Certified Fresh Tomatometer suggests they're well on their way to achieving that goal. Join us as we find out how the Pixar effect is rubbing off inside Walt Disney Animation Studios.
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phogoodness writes: on Feb 13 2009 07:27 AM Pixar's studio looks better, at least according to the pictures. Disney's studio looks rather conventional other than the art. (Reply to this) |
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mrdanny writes: on Feb 13 2009 07:34 AM So that's where classics like "brother Bear" and "Little Mermaid 2" were created ugh!... I hope the boys from Pixar can save the mouse. I remember when I was younger being excited to see the new Disney animated movie. Now, unless Pixars involved,Disney makes POOP! (Reply to this) |
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nathanpoitras writes: on Feb 13 2009 10:25 AM Aside from Bolt, pretty much everything Disney does animation-wise has been junk. (Reply to this) |
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nathanpoitras writes: on Feb 13 2009 10:26 AM In recent years, I mean of course. (Reply to this) |
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Kathleen S. writes: on Feb 13 2009 11:20 AM I don't know- "The Princess and the Frog" really seems to have some potential, as does "Rapunzel." It's nice to see Disney return to classic 2D animation. As much as I love Pixar and CG animation, I feel that Disney's heart belongs in 2D, now and forever. (Reply to this) |
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arendr writes: on Feb 13 2009 11:54 AM Oh look, you visited my neighbors. (Reply to this) |
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Mr. Dufresne writes: on Feb 13 2009 01:30 PM John Lasseter had got to lend me some of those shirts! =) I'm gonna have to try to get a business hook-up with him somehow. (Reply to this) |
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efanar rules me writes: on Feb 15 2009 07:29 PM im getting tired of this "only pixar movies are worth watching." Don't forget...without Disney, there would be no pixar. And they have done much more than just "sequels". Unfortunatly it is not what it was 10-15 years ago...but it's getting there again. These few pictures don't justify how awesome the Studios actually it is. I've been there and it's a wonderful place! (Reply to this) |
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Hogarth H. writes: on Feb 18 2009 10:18 AM Your article states the following: "around the corner the WDAS screening room - shockingly bereft of 3D projection - is decorated with the familiar mouse ears logo." I don't know what the author of the article is smoking, but the WDAS screening room is perfectly capable of 3D projection, and has often been used for just that function. And to Kathleen S. - Rapunzel will be a CG feature, not 2D. After Princess and the Frog, the next scheduled 2D release from WDAS will be The Snow Queen. (Reply to this) |
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