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Question of the Week

Question for the week of September 27, 2010:

Last week, Touchstone finally gave a glimpse of the Kelly Asbury directed Gnomeo & Juliet. The concept raised a few eyebrows when it was first announced as part of the Disney animation slate several years ago, and when it was bounced some wondered if it could be saved. Now that you’ve seen the trailer, how do you think the Starz production will measure up to the 2011 feature line-up, which includes proven franchises like Cars 2, Kung Fu Panda 2, Happy Feet 2 and Puss in Boots and new fare like Tintin, Rio, Rango and Smurfs?

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Recent Questions of the Week

The Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood recently filed a petition with the FCC urging the org to take action against the airing of Skechers' new animated series Zevo-3 on Nicktoons. Do you think they have a point or do you think the show should stand on its own merits?

Last week, Warner Bros. announced that the studio is working on a new hybrid CG-live-action movie starring none other than the beloved 70- year-old Looney Tunes character Bugs Bunny. So, do you think this is a good idea or in the wise rabbit's words, is it going to be a "stinker?"

This Friday, Goro Miyazaki’s adaptation of Tales from Earthsea finally makes it to select American theaters. The film generated mostly negative reviews when it was released in Japan four years ago. Do you plan to see the movie? What does your gut instinct tell you about the animated pic?

Last week, Warner Bros. debuted the new 3-D CG-animated short Coyote Falls featuring Wile E. Coyote and the Roadrunner before the Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore movie. What’s your take on the short? Did you like the animation? Would you like to see more in the series or do you prefer the old classic 2D favorites?

Which one of the animation-related events at Comic-Con left the biggest impression — DreamWorks’ Megamind, Disney’s Tangled, The Simpsons, Phineas and Ferb, SpongeBob SquarePants, Ugly Americans, Adventure Time or live-action fare like Tron: Legacy, Thor, The Avengers and Scott Pilgrim vs. the World?

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Random Questions of the Week

Shrek 2? Brother Bear? Robots? The Incredibles? Wonderful Days? Which upcoming animated movie(s) are you most looking forward to seeing?

Any animation writers out there? How did you get into the business and what are the specific challenges of scripting animation?

In recent weeks, we found out that Nickelodeon is replacing its famous orange splatter sign, which many of us have associated with the cable channel for several decades. Last month, Sci Fi Channel became the new Sifi and Cartoon Network seems to be moving towards just being called CN. How do you feel about these new branding campaigns? Which one is the absolute worst?

Do you think The Nightmare Before Christmas in 3-D will be a big enough draw that Disney will bring back to theaters year after year? What other animated movies would you like to see converted to 3-D?

With the success of programs like Hannah Montana and High School Musical, children's TV outlets are all looking for the next live-action hit. Do you think this will have a significant effect on the animaton industry?




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