tbf Roma was in theaters like two weeks before the Netflix release
lol nope. Expect more and more original content in addition to the remakes, so they're not running out any time soon. Aladdin 2 is a lock, and they might even make one for BatB.
Apparently the songs from the animated film are being included as instrumentals.
They'll stop when they no longer stop printing money. Aladdin crossed 900 million dollars worldwide.
How many of these live action movies are remakes of their classics? They can't have that many left that are worth remaking.
Like it or not, they're nowhere near done with this train.
Like it or not, they're nowhere near done with this train.
Because Netflix wanted Oscar eligibility. They still paid for the film.
I didn't say they were. But we do know of close to a dozen remakes they've either confirmed to be working on, or alluded to, so a good chunk of those will be remakes or sequels to the remakes.
Like it or not, they're nowhere near done with this train.
Tbh despite what I said I'm curious on how they would show Atlantis or Lilo & Stitch in Live action
Like it or not, they're nowhere near done with this train.
Atlantis getting another shot in the limelight sounds awesome. But you don't have to wait long on the latter since it was already confirmed to be coming in the next few years.
I specifically didn't mention it because I knew it wouldn't be the case. With as many movies as Disney makes, all 6 live action titles aren't all going to be remakes.
Live action Stitch would be nightmare fuel.
Because these Disney live action movies are an exercise in creating really expensive movies that look cheap
They can't hear you through the stacks of billions of dollars they've made from these remakes.
See my thinking is either they somehow manage to make him not terrifying, or he comes out a monstrosity. Either way, it might be fun.
