The Sequelification of Disney Animation
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Animated Disney sequels seem like they're getting out of hand! Is it possible that Disney has always relied on sequels or is this a recent shift? In this video we are going to dive into Disney's output from the 90's all the way to the 2010's to determine if something has changed in regards to animated sequels at the Walt Disney company or if we're just blinded by nostalgia.
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What do you think about Disney’s new focus on sequels?
@@isaacmurdock IDK
@@joshuasebsebe1047fair
@@isaacmurdock and do you think Megamind would look interesting in live action since the live action httyd remake has wrapped filming?
Bro your vids are so underrated i feel bad 😭😭
@@angelckeska aw that’s so nice!
If it's a well written movie, then I'm chill with sequels
I think that’s fair
You know ow what's sad? I went to see Inside out 2 with very low expectations given Disney's losing streak
The sequels have been okay at best except for Toy Story 2/3 and Inside Out 2
Exactly. I enjoyed Inside Out 2 and I am definitely looking forward to Zootopia 2. There is so much potential and so many opportunities for world building and expansion in the world of Zootopia.
@@pokeluis2002and did you like it?
Toy Story 5 certainly concerns me the most. True or not, it certainly feels like a sequel that Disney is forcing Pixar to make.
Agreed. It’s especially odd because they’ve already ended the franchise TWICE!
Now it's gonna be thrice
It’s good that there’s a TS5 after the abomination of TS4
The premise behind TS5 has a lot of potential. It's the perfect opportunity to express some much needed biting commentary about today's youth, their language and their culture. They've never known a world without the technology they so depend on.
Short answer. Its kinda youre guys fault.
Not only did the original Disney and Pixar movied did poorly critically, and box office wise, its also from other studios.
Last year we got Elemental, Wish, Ruby Gillman and Migration and all of them did poorly while the remakes and sequels and game adaptations made decent or alot of money. No we won't only get sequels we got 9 original movies this decade and were still getting original movies like Elio, Ducks, Hoppers and this upcoming Indian princess film
Also what about DreamWorks? What about Sony? What about Illumination? What about Nickelodeon?
Its a Hollywood problem. Were only getting sequels and Remakes because they get the most money
It’s the most obvious answer I don’t know why people don’t come to it immediately, the original films in recent years just aren’t bringing in the dough and meeting fan expectations
I see what you’re saying and while I do agree with a lot of your points I’d argue that a big reason a lot of Disney and Pixar’s original films aren’t doing well is due to poor marketing and a general decline in quality (wish, strange world, etc.) You can’t really blame general audiences for not turning up to those.
I was just gonna say something like that as well. It’s insane that everyone thinks that it’s okay for other studios to do sequels, but clearly they also make them for money too. That’s why Kung Fu Panda 4 is so mid. That’s why Megamind 2 was made into a 💩 show just made for streaming views on peacock which is also considered as a cash grab. And that’s why DreamWorks is making a Shrek 5 and same goes to Illumination for making Minions 3. People seriously need to stop being so biased towards them just because they’re not Disney or Pixar, but they’re also part of Hollywood. There is a reason why DreamWorks is working on the live action remake of How To Train Your Dragon,……Money.
It’s all thanks to Covid. Toy Story 5 and Shrek 5 will be the final theatrical films. As theaters will be permanently closed due to streaming taking over.
Disney needs to stop milking franchises to death and instead care about the Muppets.
Disney put a bad name on sequels for so long. I always enjoyed sequels to my favorite movies even if they weren't that good, but everyone I talked to always said how much they think sequels suck. Now I know why. Nice job Disney
And you thought the 2010s was that bad huh
Regarding the question posed under the video....I would say that it depends on the individual work.
Moana 2 and Zootopia 2 have a lot of potential, if well exploited: the Polynesian mythology and the surrounding areas can give a lot in terms of settings and new characters (I'm thinking, perhaps, of a sort of demi-god enemy of Maui); Zootopia...well, it still remains to be seen whether they will be able to exploit the setting given by the anthropomorphized animals, and in this case they could set everything in a city where amphibians, reptiles and birds live, calling Nick and Judy as consultants to solve a similar case to that of the first film...obviously, you also need a valid idea behind it.
Regarding The Incredibles 3, a time leap is absolutely necessary: focus the story on the kids and invent a villain who questions the supers, even in their very way of acting (something like Megamind's Titan).
I feel like I’d have more faith in Moana 2 if it weren’t a TV show turned movie
@@yomomma6633 Not that it's a given that it will be a good film, of course. However, if the material has been put well into the context and structure of a theatrical film, there is potential for a decent sequel.
I want something new and fun and creative!! The sequels I have watched have been sub par or disappointing. TV is already FILLED with people stuck in the past with reboots and spin offs. It's boooooorrrriiinnnnggg. Disney is so stuck in the past with their monopoly of companies. The only things I watch on Disney are The Owl House and The Clone Wars. Encanto if I'm feeling fruity.. I'm waiting for November to finally get some new GOOD content in media.
Couldn’t agree with this comment more
Oh no,
Here we go again
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Animation guild has to stop sequels “there will be no Toy Story 5”
Zootopia 2 is the only sequel that looks like it can actually work
It’s definitely the one I’m the most hopeful about.
@isaacmurdock I don't really care for the other sequels though
Honestly I agree
That's the one I'm actually excited for, and one we could reasonably ask for since it has so many possibilities for where they can go with it. Unlike the numerous sequels for stories that have already ended.
Im Kinda excited for Avatar 3, once we get a 4th movie we'll have all 4 elements then find the Avatar, master of all 4 billion dollar companies
Lmao
Avatar is the kind of film that could probably have 6-10 movies if they plan it out properly.
I wish they'd make a big budget Animated Mickey Mouse Movie
I’ve been saying this for YEARS!!!
That would’ve been better (and fitting) than Wish for the 100th anniversary
We were supposed to get one! Look up The Search Of Mickey Mouse. It was supposed to come out in 2002.
The plot: In honor of Mickey Mouse's 75th anniversary, the project was about Mickey who gets "mousenapped" by unknown forces, forcing Minnie Mouse to enlist Basil of Baker Street to investigate his disappearance, and later encounters one character from Disney's animated film canon such as Alice, Peter Pan, Robin Hood, and Aladdin.
However, the project suffered script problems with the multiple cameos being thought to be too gimmicky. The project was later replaced by Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers. So yeah. We could have gotten a fully animated Mickey Mouse movie.
It's surprising that we haven't had a high-budget animated Looney Tunes film, and it's equally surprising that we hadn't seen one featuring Disney's mascot.
Mickey Mouse Club House : The movie
When is the sequel to this video coming out
Chill the video came out less then a day ago.
I don't mind, sequels, but I'd like them to be set up, like a franchise, not a random decision based on financial success.
Yeah that’s the ideal way to do sequels imo.
I saw this in UA-cam video once but it said
“ I will make 1000 sequels before I let this company die “
I love that.
D23 really wasted our time by exciting us with poitnless sequeals, like make an original film and stop milking the old films /:
Yeah…
@@chronic_femaledog_face Uhm Hoppers, Elio, Ducks, this upcoming original movie that is still unknown?
8:49 Toy Story 4 was disappointing and didn't live up to the legacy of the series. The only strong points were the casting and visuals.
Look, I know everyone's disappointed that there aren't that many original films in the upcoming lineup, I am too, but can we at least give this sequel Era a chance before we judge it?
I mean look at Inside Out 2 for example, that was a fantastic sequel, and honestly, all the upcoming sequels (minus Toy Story 5) all look and sound promising. Even Frozen 3 if that one concept art they showed is anything to go by.
Personally, while yes I am disappointed and letdown there aren't enough original films, I'm more then willing to give this Sequel Era a chance....except for Toy Story 5, everything about that just sounds stupid.
And if this doesn't turn out well or as planned. Well.....there's always more adventures from that big green ogre from the guys and gals across the street.
Bambi having sequel or midquel isn't that strange actually. The book has a sequel where it continue with Bambi's twin fawns. The original had an enormous jumpcut after Bambi's mother dies where he's suddenly an adult seemingly forgetting what just happened with his mother so the midquel had the opportunity to explain what happened between that time extending the relationship with his stern father and coping with his grief. Although I don't really like the beautiful orchestra being replaced with modern generic pop amongst other modern references and visuals which makes it feels so aesthetically disconnected from the original.
To defend the Aladdin sequels, they were never called Aladdin 2 or 3, they never felt like they were put on the same pedestal as the theatrical movie in that regard. But then Disney started numbering all their DTV follow ons, even the ones that were similarly just disguised pilots. Even ones that WEREN'T really sequels and had a production name to befit that (eg. Bambi II, which was originally Bambi and the Great Prince). It's a small detail but I think it makes all the difference in how these things are being presented. I don't think companion piece material for the Disney IPs is a bad idea on paper, look at Winnie the Pooh for example, that did a terrific job with it, but trying to play off every quick buck project as a TRUE return felt like cheapening the legacy of the original.
I think even in that era you could tell which ones had more time and budget put into them, some of them were legit decent or even GOOD, eg. Cinderella III, Bambi II, most of the Pooh movies. It definitely felt like something they should have emphasised quality over quantity with.
love the excuses 🤣
It's sad cause I loved Disney & it's 2D Animation growing up in the 90's. Now it's unrecognizable & it's monopolized many things. These current people have shown how out of touch they are. A lot of them seem to only be capable of writing narcissistic stories that self insert themselves and their own beliefs into anything they do. Even if they get to make something from a pre-existing beloved story, they cannot help themselves. They seem to be incapable of creating artistic creations that stray away from their own personal perspective, instead of showing they can lean heavily into escapism and pure storytelling.. They have proven time and time again that they are not capable of doing anything even remotely close to that.. (which is weird because that should be one of the most important attributes that a director or a developer or an actor has in order to be successful at their job....?)
How is there no one that will fire these people who seem like they openly dislike the fans, who seem to disrespect the consumers that were the ones who made their success in the first place..
There's now people like Kathleen Kennedy, She's a Perfect example of this awful trend where people keep getting these positions when they in no way deserve those positions. They are not hired based off talent or skill..? So we are seeing very expensive shows, movies, all so terribly designed, terribly managed, Awful writing, world design, character development, poor aesthetics. So much now feels creatively bankrupt and I really hope we all snap the heck out of it and get back to making better things.
The new Acolyte show comes off so cheap & tacky.. It's not just the terrible writing & terrible acting. The whole thing is a complete self centered power trip.. It's horrible set design, horrible world building, horrible camera work. It all makes this show feel so small. Like it's filmed in a single green screen room.. Grasping at awful CGI techniques to try and force any bit of a false reality into this mess of a show.
It's so far from Legitimate Star wars movies that it feels as if this whole thing is a big parody.. A very expensive parody..
Now Compare the "The Acolyte" as If you go back & watch "X-Men the Animated series" It was so well crafted. The story of the struggles of mutants having to deal with humanity was such a universally relatable storyline. Media back then was not afraid to face difficult topics head on. They found really unique ways to abstractly teach people life lessons. They touched on difficult situations & found intelligent ways to convey certain stories. Even when I was all grown up & rewatched it, it really felt like the story is crafted so well & executed at such a high level that anyone is capable of relating to it in someway or another. It's stuff like that, that we are deeply lacking nowadays. So much so that literal kid's cartoons from the 90's told deeper and more mature stories than most media nowadays.
Stuff used to take pride in who can find the most creative ways to convey certain things. Who can give the audience certain feelings without overly explaining it.
It used to not matter what kind of character, creature, species they were. What matters is that they found ways to convey artistic depictions of the Human condition. Creative ways that can connect us on a deeper level.
I'm surprised you didn't mention Disney animation's first sequel The Rescuers Down Under in 1990. Thanks for making this video and I agree with your points about Disney/Pixar needing to do more originals but the occasional sequel is fine
I initially planned to but I had to cut some stuff out of the script!!! 😂😅😅 Hopefully I can talk about it in a future video!
Disney and Pixar are so creatively bankrupt, I will never forgive them
6:56 and yet Cars fans say this movie say that this is "goated" for some reason. Which I say as someone who also hates Cars 2.
Because it is #cars2gang
seems like Disney only cares about Sequels and remakes
@user-jh4lx4mi3c how would you like a live action remake of Megamind?
Disney is so creatively bankrupt 🤦♂️🤦🤦♀️
@@BlitzDemonGamer3032 Were getting 4 more original movies this decade
Disney and Pixar show that their rated G movies were fun back then but now Disney and Pixar animated are all rated PG.
With most animated films being rated PG, I’m starting to question if there’s any point in keeping the G rating anymore and if it would be best to retire it?
The MPAA has been more strict with movie ratings since the early 2010s.
I guess DisneyToon Studios wasn’t one of the worst things about Disney after all (not even close, points to Cinderella 3, Peter Pan 2, Aladdin 3, the Lion King sequels, Bambi 2, the Winnie the Pooh movies and the Tinker Bell hexalogy)
Yeah I definitely think there are a few direct to home video sequels that aren’t bad. Peter Pan 2 slaps.
Tell that to AniMat and his fans, though, and see how well he would take it as the type of guy to literally give DisneyToon Studios a D (and Walt Disney Animation Studios, especially to this day of its downfall, an A, as he is a notorious Disney shill finding stuff about moderately older, like, 1990s-2000s, movies they made in the Disney Renaissance - Millennium Era that actually hold up to be offended over).
@@kieranstark7213 Yeah the Tinkerbell movies definitely slaps! Especially the songs at the end. Fly to your heart, Gift of a friend, Great divide, Thats how you believe are all bops!
@@kieranstark7213 He actually quite enjoyed the three musketeers movie with Mickey, Donald, and goofy.
In fairness none of the Disney dvd sequels before Ralph breaks the internet (except for rescuers down under) were made by Walt Disney animation studios, they were made by a separate shittier studio called Disney toon studios who also made planes 1 and 2
Do you remember what happened during the 2000s
Do you know how some people will say history repeats itself?
Underrated
Thank you! 🙏
I honestly I never Disney’s direct to video movies other than a few, like what’s worse is that they almost made movies with Pixar characters without Pixar’s involvement that would turn out badly.
My problem with Incredibles 2 is that it lost like 1 year in development because Toy Story 4 took that time-slot and it shows.
lol I’ve tried to forget that the planes franchise even happened.
I disagree about the direct to dvd sequels a lot of them are really good. I particularly like Lilo and Stitch 2 Stitch has a Glitch, Little Mermaid 2 and Lion King 1 and a 1/2. Also they did get better animation as time went on and technology got better so they could produce better looking movies on a low budget.
More power to you! There are quite a few direct to dvd sequels I like.
At least The Nightmare Before Christmas is safe
Don't give them ideas!
And to think that Onward was called Onward because Pixar decided to move onward from their sequels, 4 years later, they're right back to the sequels
the word,"Sequelification" made me click on the video🤣
Actually they dont own Avatar so James Cameron is the one who chose to make a sequel.
At least Disney's DTV sequels kept 2D animation alive.
There’s so many upcoming Disney & Pixar sequels!
I am fine with Pixar. They prepared 2 sequels, 2 originals, and an original series. That is perfectly fine! 👌.... but, for Disney, yeah, I am not happy with what they are doing, but I can understand why they are doing this. You guys are the ones causing this downfall. They released 3 original films, Raya And The Last Dragon, Encanto, and Wish. Okay, yes, Wish was bad, but Encanto and Raya And The Last Dragon, Disney have been doing well in 2021. Now, for Pixar, it worked with Elemental, but it didn't work with Wish for Disney. Now, Disney looking at how much Inside Out 2 scored, you guys are pushing Disney to make sequels even if you guys don't want them. Why didn't you guys help, Encanto and Raya And The Last Dragon. Yeah, I know, you could not go because of... pandemic, them how come, Sing 2, despite it also being in the pandemic, it was a box-office success. Like how? Just someone explain it to me if I am missing something about what I said. While not making Raya And The Last Dragon and Encanto not succeed, you guys have made Disney fail 3 times and they think that sequels is the best to do. I agree, Wish was bad, but Encanto and Raya And The Last Dragon were not bad at all. Encanto was amazing, and while Raya And The Last Dragon, I was not a fan of it. I totally respect its potential that the audiences can enjoy. Many of you have been trash bombing their recent, recent films. This problem is causing Disney to start making sequels, and now, you guys are mad about that. (Just tell me if I am missing something, but yeah. That is my point)
Why not more theatrical animated films based on tv shows like they used to. Gargoyles, Darkwing Duck, Gravity Falls, Owl House and Phineas and Ferb. A Goofy Wedding Movie perhaps?
I just saw Inside Out 2 and it was good. Zootopia 2 does look promising and I think Incredibles 3 does have potential because imagine if they do a timeskip and/or an animation style change Ala Puss in Boots 2
I mean Disney and Pixar just made a ton of original movies, people complain that there’s no original ideas anymore but when there are people don’t care to give them a chance or see them so I generally don’t know why people are surprised
Well, I love Disney sequels because history itself fairytales always end with a happily ever after but with Disney that’s not the case for them
Because creating something new is WAY TOO GREAT of a financial risk.
Disney: “I’ll make sequels, spin-offs, live action remakes, and reboots to a thousand properties before I let this company die!”
John Lassiter did nothing wrong. Hugs 🫂
Im fine with frozen 3, if it has jack frost in it.
9:06 i thought that was Panic! At the disco!
It was… but also weezer.
@@isaacmurdock weezer was also in Cars 2
@@joeysumner1856 oh no 😳
One of the reasons why Disney is making sequels is because the original films are flops whereas sequels will be smash hits. Also I love the lion king sequels. I was obsessed with 1 1/2 when I was little.
Lion King 1 1/2 is probably my favorite direct to dvd sequel.
Would you buy a expensive movie ticket on something you already know you’ll like or something your not sure about
I see what you’re saying however I think that Disney has proven that they are fully capable of making original films that appeal to general audiences.
I’m interested to see how these upcoming movies turn out, as most of them have interesting premises. I’m hopeful that I’ll enjoy them more than recent sequels like Incredibles 2 and Frozen 2, which felt half-baked. Hopefully these movies are all given enough production time to be the best that they can be.
Yeah, I’m definitely gonna go into them with an open mind.
Long time coming some of their direct to vids. Do have good story & integrity for making into saga ex Aladdin trilogy. Others just have stick tv-series sequel
If Disney is willing to keep making sequels to their animated films, then there was absolutely no reason at all to close DisneyToon Studios. Also, I love the Disney sequels (at least, those I watched).
Thats valid. While lot of them are flawed I can’t help but be nostalgic for some of them.
@@isaacmurdock If I may be honest with you, I prefer the Disney animated sequels over the Live-Action Remakes anytime.
@@gabrielmpereira9628 me too, I’ll have to cover the live action remakes in a future video.
“The Disney company would be far better off if it focused less on sequels…”. Except that they would burn billions of dollars because it’s not what the public wants.
Disney and Pixar made some great, or at least not bad, non-sequel films recently that were all blasted for not being everything to all people. Soul. Luca. Heck, even Strange World was probably better than half of the Disney Renaissance if it was released in a political vacuum. Elemental was a major tear jerker for anyone who raises kids, especially immigrants. Encanto was spectacular.
Yet these movies didn’t make money. No. People instead went out to see The Lion King remake and Frozen 2 - two pathetic movies that killed the box office.
So why should Disney keep pumping money into experimental new ideas when the audience doesn’t rewards good films? Or even mediocre ones that tried something new, like Turning Red or Raya?
Then Inside Out 2 came out, which really isn’t any better than Encanto or Elemental, and it make $1.7 billion.
It’s the fans that are driving this train. What do you think will make more money - Moana 2 or Elio? Zootopia 2 or Hoppers? Frozen 3 or literally anything?
That’s the thing though, a lot of their original films haven’t been great, so of course people aren’t gonna go see them when word of mouth isn’t positive. Disney’s last original film Wish was one of my least favorite films they’ve ever made, I truly believe it would have made more money if it had been a better film. I agree that the general public does disproportionately reward sequels over original films but to act like Disney isn’t to blame for a lot of their recent original films flopping feels disingenuous to me.
Don't go into something like this without the proper research because there's ALOT you clearly don't know or are intentionally leaving out so people agree with you. Like how Pixar WAS releasing orignal movies since 2019 but the pandemic closed theaters and then Chapek came along kicking them into the dirt repeadetly then when they finally got theatrical release's people were hate mobing them for every little thing. It was'nt until Elemental actually came out that people finally started turning around on them.
Point is their decisions right now are the result of trying to get out of the hole Chapek put them in, and if you all really care about their orignal movies you better start actually showing up for them or just shut up already. Screaming at them about wanting orignal movies only to turn around and bash the first one you see only mixes up the message and makes them less likely to want to hear you. If people go support MUFASA for instance that'll only tell them it's ok to keep making those remakes.
I won't pretend their flawless and if they do something I don't like I'll sure say so, but people hating on them for focusing on sequels are just being hypocrites and unreasonable. Right now Iger needs to do something to make their movies click with people again and this is just the reaility unless you actually support Elio and Hopper. Because THAT'S how you convince them to make more orignal movies too.
I assure you, I did a TON of research for this video. The script I wrote was originally much longer but I had to cut a lot of stuff to make it flow better and be more entertaining. I plan to talk about the pandemic, Bob Chapek, and Disney’s missteps during that era in a future video. Thanks for watching! :)
Since the live action httyd remake has wrapped filming I want other DreamWorks films such as Megamind Road to El dorado and Shrek get live action remakes too don't you think Isaac?
I will only accept a live action Shrek if they let me play human Shrek 😂
@@isaacmurdock and they should do a live action remake of Megamind to help redeem the franchise after the disappointing sequel Megamind vs the doom syndicate
@@joshuasebsebe1047 Megamind vs the doom syndicate is another diguised pilot episode, (a pilot episode to the Megamind Rules TV series, and it looks like more of the budget was spent on that show's theme song than on the story plot writing and animation of the episodes) not a sequel movie!!! Dreamworks accidentally advertised it too much like a sequel to the first movie which has caused too many people to mistakenly think that it is one, and I've been getting absolutely sick of that.
@Hedgie3 but a live action remake of Megamind can help redeem the franchise, don't you think?
@@joshuasebsebe1047 I know that you're joking about that, because it's clear that a live-action remake of that movie would just result in contiuing to hurt that franchise. Especially with the woke stuff that would likely be put into it, and how true it is that with animation the possibilities are endless of what different make-believe things that that studio could think of choosing between when they were deciding what the characters in the original version would look like and what they would be shown doing, compared to how many of those things there are, that human actors can't copy when acting as those fictional characters. Also how much re-casting would have to happen, the character voices wouldn't sound the same as they previously did.
Spin off movies need π.χ witch of brave