Why Disney Is Making TOY STORY 5 & FROZEN 3 - Disney News Explained
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In the past, news that Disney was making a Toy Story 5, Zootopia 2 and Frozen 3 would have been celebrated, but surprisingly this time people were not excited. Which poses the question, can Disney continue making sequels to "infinity and beyond" or are audiences finally getting tired of Disney's never-ending sequel strategy?
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1:23 - Disney's History With Movie Sequels
4:10 - Disney's Over-Reliance on Movie Sequels
7:08 - The Fundamental Problem with Movie Sequels
9:22 - Original vs. Sequels
10:44 - Waltineer Question
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Disney just has to learn to let go of Toy Story, there is no shame of letting things go such as this, it’s unhealthy for them
They arent interested in doing so if it makes them more money
In fact, they have a whole song about that.
Capitalism has no mercy. It will never let go.
Walt: “Disney shall never ride its laurels!”
Disney Executives: “What was that, we can’t hear you? We’re counting money, here!”
No I Think they Should Always be Toy Story 5 that One will Wrap up Bonnie Story of Now Going College complete the Toy Story Movies I Hate People Negative because it’s Not there Favorite but it always been my favorite Movie Love them all I don’t care what people Say I Love Every Sequel Movie they done towards it
Let’s be honest. The only one that the fans actually need is a Zootopia 2.
I was kinda more interested in Frozen 3, considering how a major part on why 2 sucked was because of time constraints.
Assuming the team behind it gets more reasonable time to flesh out the movie, I’d be genuinely interested to see what they could make. Considering how big Frozen is and how much of a surprising impact it made on pop culture at the time, it at least deserves one good sequel.
@@cantmakeacreativename2072 After Zootopia 2 then
They didn’t call it Twotopia 0/10 stars
@@Theravingranter I don't get it?
@BassFaun36YT Who?
While I am confused by the Toy Story and Frozen announcement, I am interested and excited for Zootopia 2. While it is still a sequel, I think there is so much story left to tell about that world. Additionally, it has been a while since the first one, giving the sequel more room to breathe
Well to be fair zootopia 2 would be an actual sequel. The others are an anthology at this point.
@@HighTide_808 toy story 5 is a sequel
Exactly what I was going to write, thanks.
@@danmorley6517 toy story 5 has been announced cause Lightyear failed
@@Wario1382 toy story 5 will be good
I think it’s less about audiences being tired of sequels, and more about audiences being tired of the current quality of films Disney has been putting out. You can’t deny Marvel, Pixar, and Disney Animation are struggling right now. Fans got so upset at Star Wars that they won’t even try to put a movie in theaters anymore. Nobody wants to see a sequel to their favorite franchise with Disney’s current level of quality. That’s the real issue.
Yeah, it’s been this way for years. Same with the parks. I remember when DSNY was calling people out for being too “negative” a few years back. Turned out everyone else was right.
Yep. Marvel looked unstoppable, but then Eternals sent it all over the cliff!
I wouldn’t say Pixar is struggling. They’re still turning in top quality animated films like Soul, Luca and Turning Red and going in a new experimental direction with their animation and especially with new directors getting to tell their own personal stories. I’d say they’re doing well and their upcoming film Elemental is definitely interesting to see; especially with the technology to pull off the interesting designs of Ember and Wade with how Ember’s face almost looks 2D and the effects of both their body made of both elements of water and fire.
@@hunterolaughlin those three films went straight to streaming and their first one back in theaters bombed despite its connection to THEIR MULTI BILLION DOLLAR FRANCHISE. You can’t deny the numbers bud. Plus, dreamworks whooped them this year. They’re struggling HARD.
@@hunterolaughlin I pretty much agreed with you. Red was a bright spot. The difference is when I think of Pixar I think about Steve Jobs. That was his baby (ironically I’m a huge Eisner fan) but that’s a deal he was going to walk. I give credit to Iger for keeping that deal (can you imagine them without Pixar-Strange World? Yikes) I thought Ant Man was going to set Marvel back on track, but it hasn’t done well. Thank God Avatar was under their wing, although it went 2 months with almost zero competition.
I think they’re relying on sequels to promote the lands they’re building within the parks. New movies mean that the park IP would outdate itself quickly.
Ahhh but that is why we don’t build lands around IP imho
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@@Leo-zk9rdwhen are disney and pixar going to make a bug's life 2.
That and also their original films last year were box office bombs so Disney is resorting to sequels to make them the extra money.
Yes, Toy Story 3 was the perfect ending. I felt the same way hearing about Toy Story 5. Love the movies and short films but ughh.
I completely agree with you! Toy Story 3 was the perfect ending! I watched Toy Story 4 and while I think if I was a casual fan I would've enjoyed it, as a big Toy Story fan I wasn't happy with it.
@@Caleb-zt5ht Toy Story 4 was a perfect ending
@@minnesotavikingsfan9010No it wasn't. Toy Story 4 ruined the characters and basically the ending is just a redo of the Toy Story 3 ending but instead of saying goodbye to Andy they are saying goodbye to Woody. They did something similar and Toy Story 3 did it way better.
@@arminarlert7273 toy story 5 will make toy story 4 better
@@minnesotavikingsfan9010 No Toy Story 5 five will either be a toral disaster or it will fix the total disaster that Toy Story 4 did.
I think the biggest issue when it comes to sequels is "planned" sequels vs "reactionary" sequels.
The Lord of The Rings trilogy was developed from the beginning to be three movies. After the success of Avatar, James Cameron spent over a decade developing the next four movies. After the first How To Train Your Dragon movie, Dean Deblois built a roadmap to turn the franchise into a trilogy. After the first Kung Fu Panda, Jeffrey Katzenberg announced that there was a Kung Fu Panda saga in the works that would result in a total of six films. In these scenarios, typically after the first film, all of these franchises are carefully planned, and the audience has trust in the storytellers. We believe that the creators will grow the characters, advance the themes, and expand the world we already love.
The issue with Disney's franchises is that they often feel reactionary and as if no character or story is off limits from being meddled with again. The Star Wars sequels are all reactions to criticisms from fans and alter our perception of classic characters in hopes of uplifting new ones. Toy Story 4 and Toy Story 5 seem to be messing with the finale that many people felt has already happened with the departure of Andy in Toy Story 3. In many of the other Pixar franchises, the storytellers even choose new main characters. So when it comes to Frozen, why wouldn't they spend the time to build out the trilogy in advance? Instead, as you explained in your video, they are changing the ending we already cherish.
We all know that Disney is an entertainment company, but I believe audiences are feeling like their sequels are being created as a way to serve the interests of the stockholders instead of as a way to create a special experience for all of us fans.
The "planned" sequels clearly build franchises where as "reactionary" sequels feel as if they are only extending franchises by messing with or breaking them.
All sequels of reactionary. Especially all Star Wars films.
I was thinking this exactly. If it’s a series rather than a sequel the story can be planned out with an overarching story but it also needs to be able to end when the planned series is done. It’s like TV shows are always better when they are started with a planned ending rather than the shows that just keep going until they die out. I also think Disney needs to be sure they are doing a mix of originals with series because I look at the list of movies I want to watch from a year and it’s all stuff I already know. I want to be excited for new things also.
@Karen Dixon nothing is planned. Its impossible. You may, and I stress may, have a loose idea but ultimately it is made up as you go along. That's how the story creating process works.
I’ve heard Avatar 2 is not that great, however. Granted I haven’t seen it, so if you’ve seen it and enjoy it, you probably know what you’re talking about!
I like your idea, Issac. Sequals are becoming a fascination to Disney with all these néw remakes of Star Wars, Toy Story, Avator, and Frozen. Yet, apparently with the success of The Lion King despite having mixed reviews I loved the movie and heard of the story behind it. Now they are in the works of creating Mufasa The Lion King that will tell a totally new story taking off from Simba following the footsteps of his father Mufasa. However, I always say to myself one question that must be answered. Will it be as good as the first movie? I can't see it being as good should the songs 🎵 not be in amoungst the film, after all its suppose to be a musical. Something strange about Disney is they seem to be buying into films and changing the story around while playing about with the story. We need more stories, new characters and films from a Walt Disney perspective to help make the changes to Walt Disney World as he says that Walt Disney World will never be complete.
I wonder if Disney's recent announcement of sequels has something to do with the overwhelming success of Dreamworks' Puss in Boots the last wish, makes you think 🤔
You know if Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio is unable to snag the Best Animated Feature Academy Award, then I’ll be satisfied with Puss in Boots: The Last Wish winning it. Hopefully the Academy members’ kids enjoyed that film as their favorite pick, so it’ll be enough for them to pick Puss in Boots: The Last Wish.
Edit: Never mind. Had nothing to worry about after all. Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio won the Best Animated Feature Oscar, so I guess the Academy decided for a change of decision to just go with their instincts than what their kids enjoyed. I’m definitely very proud of them for doing so this time and I hope we get more varied winners in the Best Animated Feature category in the future.
See Dream-works is doing well right now because they are not wearing out the sequels. Yes they have plenty but they were needed and did not seem forced.
Puss in Boots was the first kids movie I really enjoyed in a looong time!
@@lolo77222 I like how it didn't treat kids like they were stupid. There were mature themes and good humour (you know, other than fart jokes and Olaff-like humour)
I didn't understand Toy Story 4. I thought Toy Story 3 was the perfect ending while I totally love Toy Story 2 that I so in the cinema. I agree with you Jack, the story is more important than the idea of remaking sequels for money reasons. I feel we need to see something new, I am excited for Tower of Terror movie based on the ride at Disney Studios coming out soon hopefully, and also excited for Jon Favarough movie Magic Kingdome based on the theme park where it will turn into a city that is magical.
Your just fatherless
I like how when Disney announces a new re-boot of a well known franchise in this period of time, everyone was like; " No please not another one!"
Not everybody. I get excited, But I respect your opinion.
I like the idea of Zootopia 2. However Toy Story should have ended with 3. They wrapped the story up perfectly. I didn't like how Woody's character ended in the 4th one. There should not be a 5th. I have a book of Grimm Fairy Tales. There's so many stories in there and I don't know why no one has made any movies from them.
Disney has made a couple of Grimm fairy tales that are dumbed down. But they haven't produced any new Grimm story in while.
Shrek exists to cover fairytales Disney doesn't, and so did hoodwinked (despite not having aged well), or they can compete directly like with Pooh, Pinocchio or, Red shoes & 7 dwarves.
Though yeah, a full movie with a single fairy tale doesn't sound bad for 2023. I'm tired of superhero stuff.
You do realize that a lot of the princess movies came from the grim fairytales
@@kaitlinschwarz3644 Yes of course. That's why I wonder why they haven't done more stories from it. I have the book with all the Grimm fairytales. There's a ton of stories in the book. And so much potential for new movies from those stories that aren't familiar to most people.
No I disagree I love Toy Story I’m Glad we’re getting a Toy Story 5 I don’t care what people say about it because there. Complain. Picky over how movies Aren’t how they want it to go Who care stop crying about it
Very insightful! I truly believe Disney as a whole should refocus on releasing originals rather than rehashing these franchises. These sequels also put a strain on creators on the studio, who I’m sure they’ll be much more motivated to bring new stories to life, the stories that they are interested in. If artists are more invested, then I’ll sure we will see the difference overall!
I think the Lightyear movie would have been more popular if it had started with the toys sitting down to watch a movie (perhaps on Disney+?) that told the true story of Buzz Lightyear. Then to keep the toys involved in the story, they could switch back to the then for a few minutes as one of them presses pause on a remote. The toys could then ask the toy Buzz about the adventure in the movie they are watching, or make some comments, wisecracks, etc. And then one of them presses play again, and we go back into the action in the movie they are watching. This would have kept the toys involved in the story and also still tell the story of the “real” Buzz Lightyear. They could have wisecracked about why Buzz sounds different in the movie that are watching, and Buzz could have explained why that is the case. This would have allowed younger kids to understand why things were different with the “real” Buzz vs the toy they know and love.
That's the same cheesy, breaking-the-fourth-wall, direct-to-video format that was used for The Lion King 1 1/2. Disney would never do that with a theatrical spinoff.
The main flaw with Lightyear is it's not a movie about Buzz being a Space Ranger. It's about Buzz being marooned on a planet and joining untrained misfits to blunderingly evade Zurg...who isn't actually his father. It doesn't make any sense as the in-universe movie that the Buzz Lightyear and Zurg toys are supposedly based on.
Besides, Lightyear had the extreme misfortune to be released just three weeks after Top Gun: Maverick. Unlike Lightyear, that movie is actually about an elite team of pilots working past their differences to train for (and then fly) an intense, high-stakes mission. No wonder so many parents took their young-ish kids to see Maverick instead of Lightyear.
They should've based Lightyear off of Buzz lightyear of star command cartoon show. That would even give them an opportunity to do something new with a familiar character and build a franchise out of that, hopefully carefully planned.
They already did something like that, look up Buzz Lightyear Of Star Command : The Adventure Begins, it opens up with the Toy Story characters watching the Buzz movie in Andy's room, and they even joke about putting the videotape in the VCR. So watch that if you wanna see it.
@@jerelminter is that the movie with Tim Allen?
I think that Hollywood as a whole has hit a brick wall when it comes to making original movies. Considering that movie making started in the 1920's, there have been SO many movies made that coming up with a fresh idea is getting difficult. So they are left with either sequels or remakes. It's rare to see an original story line in movies or TV nowadays. Going forward, I think it will get even more difficult.
Yes, originality is the main problem. Hollywood is no longer creating fresh new content. It's recycle and repeat. It's boring.
@Lisa F it's the fact that it just takes time to come up with something original original ideas aren't instant you know you can't just automatically come up with something because it takes time. you're not going to get an original concept out of thin air you can disagree with this if you want but I'm just saying the truth
There are sooo many books waiting to be made into movies. People should read more books 😂 then they will make more movies
The problem is that they can no longer seek dvds and vhs. A space where a lot of these guys made their money
I didn’t mind the frozen announcement, but Toy Story 5 ? I feel like they pushed it with the 4th one
4 isn’t canon to me
I hope someone in Pixar animation picks up on your comments regarding the Toy Story arch! Expanding that universe with new original stories is a great idea!
Honestly the original characters debuting in TS4 should have had a spin-off movie or TV series revolving around them rather than their movie existing in the first place. Just my opinion
For me Jack, formula really isn’t the issue, it’s execution that really matters in the end. I am a bit skeptical for Toy Story 5, but am excited to see more Zootopia actually and Frozen 3 sounds interesting enough. But again, execution is what matter to all forms of art, including animated movies, so I will wait and see until we see some form of footage and concept art for them.
Bear in mind these movies are made first and foremost for children. Adults who grew up with the sequels might be tired of them but the kids arent.
8:45 I would actually like to see an animated retelling or remake of _Galaxy Quest._ 🔥🔥🔥
I’m dreading Toy Story 5. They already got it right with Toy Story 3. Frozen 3… I’ll get back to you on that one. I’m pumped for Zootopia Two and Inside Out 2, especially with more concepts to explore. I would have loved an Encanto 2 or Encanto shorts to expand the universe.
Just to be clear, the co-creators of Disney's Phineas and Ferb, Dan Povenmire and Jeff "Swampy" Marsh, who also voiced Heinz Doofenshmirtz and Francis Monogram have plotted and announced that there are going to be the unveiling of forty new episodes of the show which were also the missing episodes to bring forth a fifth and sixth season to continue the cartoon and bring forth its true ending; it's been eight years since the show ended with a stand-alone special and the Disney Plus Original to make the continuation possible.
I don’t know. If they’re going to revive Phineas & Ferb, then they need to do something different from the original series. I haven’t seen the finale since I’ve only seen the first 3 seasons, but I recall reading that Doofenschmirtz reforms and hangs out with his former nemesis Perry AKA Agent P. by going bowling with him. So I think resetting Doof and Perry back to the status quo to match their roles in the original series in the revival wouldn’t be a good idea and would undo Doofenschmirtz’s development. So hopefully, Jeff “Swampy” Marsh and Dan Povenmire can do something different with Doofenschmirtz and Perry in the revival than retreading their original roles.
You know, I LOVE THE IDEA of Phineas and Ferb coming back with 40 new episodes!
There’s more summers. We don’t have just one summer it comes back around every Year! I can’t wait to see what they come up with for the new episodes!
Hopefully they’ll be more crossover specials! I’d like to see those as well! I love when Dan Povenmire and Jeff “Swampy” Marsh do the crossover specials! Heck I love when they do anything with this show.
Also let’s be glad Dan and Jeff weren’t replaced, or else then the newer episodes wouldn’t have the same spark and would probably end up being like what SpongeBob has become.
Have candance expect that her brothers are inventors and that she really can't do anything to stop them and just let's them do their thing maybe even watch them or help them you know being more of a sister instead of just punishing them because that's just been done to death
She coligrafied that she was hoping to exploit evidence about her title brothers' creativity to Linda so that they would face so much trouble and learn to move on from professional inventive works and she wouldn't stop until it was successful. It worked counterfeitly in a dream and by time-traveling alteration. But now that the brand-new-but-missing forty episodes are in planning, after they are released, Candace might get them in trouble for real in the present. Some of them she encouraged them to complete in so doing be recognization so her mission would go according to plan and some of their project she loved and enjoyed. Since the boys were shipped to reformatory school to have their imaginations wiped until they were reverted to normal after they were rescued and the rollercoaster they made was discovered which caused Danville to be transmogrified into a dystopian society led, ruled and governed by Doofenshmirtz with the prohibition of letting children show their faces in society ever again, if one of the forty new episodes shows Candace finally getting her title brothers in trouble, this time with their friends by all their parents, and it's a present reality, they could leave Danville never to return and all ideas may start going extinct!
@@dillonjohnson5530 Or maybe after busting them she finally realizes it's bad? But I mean....... Her wanting to bust them is apart of the comedy so it would probably be weird if she lost her desire to bust.
Just how I see it though XD
Thank you Jack. I don't have a problem with sequels but hope Disney puts more effort and marketing in original stories. I would rather see Luca and Raya on the big screen and push the sequels to Disney+
Excellently researched and professionally presented video, Jack. Incredibly informative. Thank you for all your hard work on this 😀
Thanks for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks jack for another grand video. Perhaps a balance of sequels and originals will satisfy both the business and audience. Looking forward to the next update.
I love that Walt Disney quote: “you can’t top pigs with pigs!” Every time I heard that quote, it just made me LOL.
From what I have seen lots of people were excited about more Frozen, Toy Story, and Zootopia. I am very excited for Frozen 3, there is lots of story they can tell in that universe. Toy Story, I am curious where they will go from where Toy Story 4 left off. And Zootopia obviously has a world so large there's lots of untapped potential. I like that nowadays they create universes with lots of depth to them so expanding that universe works.
Most big companies are scared of reaching out of their brand and afraid of asking new people because frozen and other films sell product… that’s why we just make a bigger and better company and then buy Disney and then fix it
I like how the Lightyear Movie concept you propose is practically Galaxy Quest, another Tim Allen movie.
I was wondering if anyone else thought of that when they heard his pitch
Oh thank God someone else said it.
I will defend the decision to greenlight Frozen 3 because I think there is a possible story concept for that film in the form of exploring the origin of the enchanted spirits ( which might not be the case, but I think it's a solid idea. Another idea I had is that it could also be a crossover film with some of the other princesses ). So even though the decision to make Frozen 3 is obviously a business one, I can at least imagine the concept for the film's premise. And with Zootopia 2, well it's just a good idea in general. Toy Story 5 on the other hand doesn't make any sense to me creatively.
Enough Frozen for me. Don't want anymore Anna and Elisa. Please just give me a shot of tequilla if I ever have to sit through it !!!
@@lesliefitzgerald2354 I'm alright with Frozen 3, I need to find out who the hell Samantha is. Is Samantha a 6th Spirit or Anna and Kristoff's new born child like who knows...
There’s a lot of possibilities and potential however 2 was so awesome it’s going to be hard to top. I thought 1 would be hard to top but they did it I like 2 far better than 1 even though I love the original.
Jack, I have also made movie poster concept arts for these movies I thought up called; Kim Possible: Mission Complete, Lilo and Stitch: Stitch Leaves Earth and The House of Mouse Recaption. They can be sure to create these if Disney Storyline Studios is born to continue and relive and finish three different old shows before the 100th birthday and anniversary of the Walt Disney Animation Studios.
Sure it would be cool to see what Woody and Bo could do, but I care less about everyone else whose still with Bonnie nor do I want to see them reunite-and I think an episodic series just following Woody and Bo would be fine because "love is an open door"
“You can’t beat the original”Puss in boots the last wish:You sure about that ?
IVE BEEN THINKING ABOUT HOW A ZOOTOPIA 2 WOULD BE LIKE OMG IM SO GLAD THEY’RE MAKING A SEQUAL
Toy Story 5 might show a toy factory where every toy of all brands both same and different comes from, Zootopia 2 could show Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde witnessing overruled critters and beasts in an area called National Parkopolis and Frozen III could show Anna and Kristoff's marriage, Elsa returning to Arendelle on her own and learning to dance and bond with the kingdom's kids, a new group approaching the world of Frozen and a celebration of Spring; bunnies and bluebirds, including ferrets might debut.
Zootopia 2 was the only one of the three sequels announced that actually makes sense and what people wanted to see
I can wait for Toy Story 5, Zootopia 2 and Frozen 3 to be in the works.
If you feel like Pixar is releasing too many sequels, here is a list of all Pixar movies with no sequels yet: A Bug's Life, Ratatouille, WALL-E, Up, Brave, Inside Out (for now), The Good Dinosaur, Coco, Onward, Soul, Luca, Turning Red, Elemental (13 movies)
And here are all movies with sequels:
Toy Story (x5), Monsters Inc. (x2), Finding Nemo (x2), The Incredibles (x2), Cars (x3) => 5 franchises with 14 movies (9 sequels)
That's a total of 18 movies which are the first (and sometimes only) one in its franchise.
Compare that to the 9 sequels. (Also note that Toy Story and Cars are the only ones with more than one sequel)
(I'm not counting Toy Story 5 or Inside Out 2 as they have only been announced. I am counting Elemental since it has a trailer and releases soon.)
I agree with the sequel fatigue. Frozen seems done to me. While Toy Story should make a show instead of a 5th movie focus around the changing times within Al’s Toy Barn.
You can’t just assume sequels will fail. The diminishing returns analysis felt lazy to me. Ralph Breaks the Internet made more than Wreck it Ralph, Frozen II made more than Frozen, Toy Story 4 made more than Toy Story 3. If audiences felt the same about sequels we wouldn’t be seeing those numbers, even with inflation. Not everyone is an anti-sequel snob.
I hope not.
I totally think these movies did not need another sequel, but that is not gonna stop me from watching them when they come out ☝🏼😭
I love Toy Story 5, Toy Story 6, Toy Story 7, Toy Story 8, Toy Story 9, Cars 4, Cars 5, Cars 6, inside Out 2, Incredibles 3, Incredibles 4, Finding Marlin, turning red 2 and more.❤
Well, it's not like they release ONLY sequels! Since they invest so much money in the parks for those characters it makes sense there will be more sequels so that people are invested in those characters all the time... We still get Elementals and Wish this year = brand new stories...
It's 99% sequels, remakes and spinoffs
Wish is about the wishing star that's in countless Disney movies.
It's a spinoff.... It's not original
@@Courier_333 well it's just a star in the sky, there was no story behind it, so it's a reach calling it a spin off..
@@Courier_333 nah.. just these past few years we got 7 new stories: Onward, Soul, Raya, Luca, Encanto, Turning Red and Strange World and one spin off Lightyear.. so your calculations are not correct ;)
Great points! I hadn’t thought about the park characters. There’s a whole Toy Story Land!
You know, before this, I actually thought I wanted some sequels, primarily an incredibles 3, or like, a monsters Inc 2, but thinking about it bow, there are better alternates, expensive spin offs, which we did kinda get, and so I think that should be done more for these properties honestly, as this guy said, of course.
After the disappointment that was The Incredibles 2 I hope they don’t bother. Waited years and it wasn’t worth it at all.
@James Allen I can understand that. And heaven forbid we ever get a Wall-E sequel. Honestly. Or a third Nemo movie. And i think an Up sequel would be the most irritating.
You know what we really need
Finding Marlin
@8:45 You just described Galaxy Quest.
While I do hope for more original movies in the future, I'm not against all sequels necessarily. Frozen III was inevitable, the first two movies were huge hits and Disney is investing a lot in Frozen lands in its parks, so it just makes sense, and I personally enjoyed the second one better than the first one, so I don't hate the idea of a Frozen III. I'm also not bothered by Zootopia 2, I loved the first one and it's not a franchise that feels like it's been milked (yet), so I'm happy to go back to that world. Toy Story 5 though... I agree with the story being wrapped up twice already, there is really no need to get back to that world. Lastly, I loved Raya and the last Dragon and Encanto, but I did not care at all for Strange Worlds, so original doesn't always mean good and I'll take a good sequel over another Strange Worlds any day.
Oh gosh their making Frozen lands now? Well at least I can avoid all the Frozen nonsense now like I do with Marvel and Star Wars. I miss Disneyland/World just being Disneyland.
@@narutosbelievin I don't know about the american resorts, but here in Europe, at Disneyland Paris, the Frozen, Marvel and Star Wars lands aren't being built in the traditional Disney park (I guess what you would call Disneyland or Magic Kingdom), but in the second park, Walt Disney's Studios. So if you're not into those franchises, the OG Disneyland park still feels very much like a Disneyland park while the Studios focus more and those other, more recent franchises.
Everyone is entitled to their opinions. As for me, I just hope that Toy Story 5 would spark a feeling of nostalgia and/or inspiration to revisit the story. I'm actually excited for Zootopia 2, and hopefully, everyone would feel the same.
I would love another similar video that discusses movies that should be considered for sequels outside of Frozen, Toy Story and Zootopia. As excited as I am for those 3 installments, I'd have probably been excited if Wreck-It Ralph 3, Moana 2, Incredibles 3, etc. were announced. Yes sequels do excite me, BUT there needs to be room for originality when done correctly.
I would've loved to see Finding Marlin
Frozen II slapper. I absolutely loved it. Can’t wait for III specially if they can reach the same emotion/character growth/song quality of II.
Toy Story 5 has me puzzled. I was puzzled why they did a 4 too but I saw it in theaters and it was another great continuation. But 3 felt like the end. Then 4 felt like the SUPER end. Guessing 5 will be the ultimate?
Toy Story 5 I’m concerned about since they already did a perfect end with 3 then a send off in 4 with the crew split up now. Frozen 3 makes sense as it completes a trilogy and Zootopia I’m excited for as there is a lot of potential.
I think the big reason for these from Disney too is that they have been putting out quite a few originals recently like Raya and Strange World and they are bombing at the box office, whereas the previous entries from all of these broke $1 billion. So they probably view them as guaranteed money whereas the new stories have been shown to be high risk.
That's because they are written by woke people, not writers. The people they are hiring cannot write at all.
Toy Story 5 is not needed... But if it looks good i will see it... Don't care about Frozen 3... Didn't go see the first 2 not going to go see the third one as well... Zootopia 2... I AM ALL IN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ZOOTOPIA SEQUEL ME UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I NEED IT IN MY VEINS NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I prefer sequel fatigue over "Let's make it live-action"
Is it sequel fatigue before it's 3< ?
I'm intrigued by the idea of a Frozen 3. I'm not sure how to feel about the soon-to-be Toy Story 5 and Zootopia 2, though.
Disney's main motivation is to get people to the parks. Which is probably the reason why we keep seeing remakes and sequels: they think they have to do this in order to keep their properties relevant
Toy Story 5,000 coming in the year 3001.. At this point there will be more Disney sequels than there are rocky movies
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You just described Galaxy Quest(which Stars Tim Allen who’s the OG Buzz Lightyear).
An actor pretends to be a space hero. Then he gets abducted by aliens and becomes the real deal!!
Toy Story 5, Toy Story 6, Toy Story 7, Toy Story 8, Toy Story 9, Cars 4, Cars 5, Cars 6, inside Out 2, Incredibles 3, Incredibles 4, Finding Marlin, turning red 2 and more.❤
I love any new movie idea bound to be real; I'm never tired of the franchise formula. The only way a franchise can end is when a true ending radishes the evidence and acts as a happy ending.
I agree Toy Story 3s ending was perfection. Toy Story 4 was fine but not worth it to tarnish the masterpiece that was 3. I like your idea of spin offs for various characters versus a Toy Story 5. Get video and insight as always!
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According to some people I've talked to on Discord, who have worked for the movie industry, sequels, as well as remakes and adaptations, aren't a problem. They just want good movies, original or not.
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Also if they do that, as well as create Disney Storyline Studios, they can also be up for turning all those bonus Disney and Pixar stories into a reality along with creations of a complete sequel to Beauty and the Beast (1991), Treasure Planet (2002), Tangled (2010) and Encanto (2021). I would also crave for Brave to get a sequel and for the Monsters, Inc. franchise to have a second prequel; Monsters: Birthright. Disney Storyline Studios can also be lucky enough to create the cancelled third Planes film and other spin-offs about boats, trains and other automobiles.
Frozen 3: Anna gets therapy
Hello, I very much enjoy your UA-cam videos. I actually downloaded your app way back in the day, so obviously I’m a very old watcher of your content.
I agree with you that people keep beating a dead horse in the hopes of squeezing out some more money, but I am an avid Zootopia fan, and Zootopia left a huge open-ended ending that lends itself to exploring that huge, gorgeous, wonderful world, and giving the characters more adventures, because they are first responders . So, in my opinion, they wrote Zootopia in the hopes that there would be more of those movies.
I am fairly disappointed that most news outlets tend to gloss over the great news for Zootopia fans that they will get more content only to complain about Toy Story and Frozen.
I have noticed that in order to force themselves to tell more stories in a formula, format, people who write the sequels tend to ignore what happened in the first movie or two. For example, in Wreck-It Ralph, a character had to be very cautious and could not permanently leave their game unless they lived in the surge protector , while in the sequel, for some odd reason, a character in an online game could write Vanelopie into their game, which was really weird.
And please, I promise I won’t get started on my rant over all the incredible tons of crud that is produced for frozen. Thank you for being very positive, and yet objective, you are a rare person in this day and age
My favorite video of yours, hands down. You really delve into some excellent points and questions here. I have been disappointed by so many sequels and remakes that I take some convincing to bother seeing one now. I do prefer stories that are conceived as trilogies from the get-go over sequels that are made to squeeze another few bucks out of a popular IP.
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Toy Story 1-3 I didn’t like 4 !! I don’t quite know the purpose of a 5th one!! I think they should have left it alone at 3 !!
I’m a huge Pixar fan!!!
I’m willing to give it a chance as long as Pixar will be able to know what there doing!! I honestly think that they should definitely be to focus more on there other films that actually deserve more credit and a sequel for example A Bugs Life, Inside Out, Rattatouille and A real sequel to Monsters Inc! Monsters University was just a prequel!!
These films will give alot of more profit than Toy Story 5 will!! Personally In my opinion!!
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These are the films that I would like to see from the company!
Pixar Animation Studios :
Inside Out 2
A Bugs Life 2
Monsters Inc 2
Ratatouille 2
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Pretty sure inside out 2s been confirmed recently
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You mean mosters inc 3
First golden era
The wartime era
Silver era
Dark era or bronze era
The Renaissance
Downfall era
The revival era
Now we in the woke era
Yeah I have the feeling at least 2 out of 3 of these movies will be woke -_-
All Disney sees is this:
Did it make money?
Yes: Make a sequel. No: Bury it forever.
That's all they see.
I want Toy Story 5, Toy Story 6, Toy Story 7, Toy Story 8, Toy Story 9, Cars 4, Cars 5, Cars 6, inside Out 2, Incredibles 3, Incredibles 4, Finding Marlin, turning red 2 and more.❤
Well, people thought toy story 4 was a bad idea, but that ended up doing better than people originally thought.
I have no problem with sequels as long as they are done right. Some of the new movies Disney has done in the past few years that weren’t sequels were pretty bad. I love frozen, Toy Story and I love live remakes! ❤️
Christopher Robin was not a remake. It was a live action continuation in the same vane as 1991s Hook.
It was also immensely respectful to its source material and a lot more care was obviously put into it than you can say for other Live Action projects Disney was working on at the time.
If Christopher Robin had come out during any of Disney’s other eras/trends, it would not be grouped in with their live action remakes.
First movie I'm excited
Second movie I'm intrigued
Third movie I'm curious
Fourth movie I'm confused
5th movie I'm annoyed
>5th I'm disinterested
Spin-off I give a chance
Prequel I'm interested
Sequel to prequel I walk away.
I love sequels 🤩😍🥰 In fact I think they should not do original movies and just have its sequel.
What is so wrong of getting Frozen 3? I want this to happen and now I'm excited for it. I really want to see Anna's and Kristoff's wedding, Hans returning with assistance of a new terrifying villain and a army to invade Arendelle, Kristoff's past, Olaf getting a snow wife name Samantha, some new characters with powers like Elsa, like lightning or animal shape-shifting or something, and Elsa getting a boyfriend with fire powers. Or she just stays single with no love interest at all. I can go for either one. Better than with Honeymaren. And not to be picky, this has to be the last of the franchise. So excited and hope they give Elsa a boyfriend or just stays single
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Remember land before time, that franchise went up to land before time 14. One day I wanna watch toy story 14, or better yet, Toy story 35
Honestly, I felt like Toy Story 3 was the perfect ending to the franchise. Toy Story 4 really felt forced and left a bitter taste in my mouth with the direction they took in the end. I was shocked to hear they are making a 5th. Seems like it's all a money grab at this point. I totally agree with you that there's sequel fatigue and eventually it's going to quit working. Lightyear is a great example of this (Which I know you also touched on.) Audiences are craving original content that's well done. I'm hoping that Disney will realize this one day and give creators a chance to take risks on new content.
The sequel I want to see is "Toy Story 5". That's my favorite franchise of Disney films. The 4th film had a disappointing cliffhanger ending where the toys became separated from each other and were no longer owned by anyone. This is contrary to the previous films in the franchise, which emphasized the importance of togetherness and loyalty. I therefore believe that the franchise should end with all of the toy characters together, owned by a kid who loves them. That is what I want to see at the end of the 5th "Toy Story" film. That film could be the final film in the franchise (hey, that's an alliteration) and therefore could be entitled "Toy Story Finale".
I wonder if Disney is going to do other sequels for their other popular Disney movies
Disney
Moana 2
Tangled 2
Encanto 2
Wreck-Ralph 3
Raya and the last Dragon 2
Big Hero 6 2
Pixar
Cars 4
Coco 2
WALL-E 2
The Incredibles 3
Ratatouille 2
The Good Dinosaur 2
Brave 2
A Bug’s Life 2
Luca 2
Soul 2
I think we need a third Frozen film as it left off with Anna assuminig the throne of Arendelle and getting engaged to Kristoff so building a film around their wedding and Kristoff becoming the consort would be great.
Oh man i hate them so much
They should make some cameo appearance from new Disney Pixar Movies in the new Toy Story movie a.k.a. "Toy Story 5". That includes Red Panda Mei from Turning Red(Stuffed Animal(Red Panda)), Fish Luca from Luca(Bath Toy) and Sox from Light years(Talking Robot Cat Toy). And the voices would be by the same cast from their original Disney Pixar movie.
Fascinating video !
In my opinion, I think having a Zootopia 2 would be great, since there is still more I would like to see in that world. I guess it is ok to have a third Frozen movie because most movie franchises stop at the 3rd movie anyways, though it doesn’t need it very much. And for Toy Story 5, enough is enough, it should of ended by the 3rd movie. Having a fourth movie is pushing your luck, and having a fifth movie will ruin everything. LEAVE TOY STORY ALONE Disney!
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Toy Story 4 was actually my favorite of them all so I won't immediately dismiss it like everyone else is doing. A fifth film could be great, it all comes down to the story they wanna tell and if it warrants a film. Zootopia 2 sounds great, Frozen films I've never cared for.
I'm not surprised that Disney is creating sequels that no one really asked for. After all, they seem to be remaking animated movies that don't require fixing. However, I think there is potential. What if, instead of another Frozen, Disney made a sequel to something that deserves to be continued, like Big Hero 6 or The Sword in the Stone? And, as far as remakes goes, why not remake something like The Black Cauldron or Atlantis?
Jack - I’m surprised you haven’t linked this to the Disney Parks - it seems no coincidence to me that Toy Story, Frozen and Zootopia all have lands that are either existing or coming soon to the Parks - and therefore will keep the brand relevant. It was noticeable to me that Pandora in AK was pretty busy a few weeks ago, with longer lines than a few months ago given that the new Avatar movie has increased interest in the land again.
That’s a very good point! I could have mentioned that, but I was very focused on trying to keep the video about movies and Hollywood! But you made a solid point!
Its kinda sad that Disney is completely disregarding the insight of the very person the company was named after...
Really glad I've never been affected by sequel fatigue, or marvel/star wars fatigue. I do feel bad for what seems like the majority of people who are affected by it though. C'mon Disney, and throw those people a bone. I'm having a blast with all the recent Disney stuff, but when you're the ONLY person having fun, it makes a lot of the people who don't like sequels lash out at you for not also hating it. Please Disney, just make some new stuff so I can enjoy my sequels in peace!
It’s not sequel fatigue, we don’t trust Disney anymore!!! We’re terrified that they are going to ruin each franchise!
I would like to see the movie bring things full circle and have all the toys reunited with Andy perhaps because he is now a father.. that would be a good conclusion I think
im a huge fan of toy story ever since i was born (not literally but around that age) toy story 3 ending things amazingly. yet we got toy story 4. toy story 4 had an amazing ended. and now we are getting toy story 5.
I liked 4 okay, but I think they should have stopped at 3 regardless
They have to have good stories for these new movies, I hope. Have a feeling that Pixar IP’s will make a big impact on the DCA side of the Forward Project. Well let’s just say they already have a Hotel 🧐 💡. And it can fluidly connect to the Pixar Pier 😁 smooth transition
I think if there's more story to tell in those worlds then by all means go for it. Personally, Toy Story 4 underwhelmed me because of the introduction of Forky. I felt Pixar was running out of ideas, but at the same time Toy Story is their biggest and most recognizable IP, considering it got an entire land devoted to it in Hollywood Studios. No other Pixar franchise has gotten as big as Toy Story to get a whole land, maybe except Cars but even then, Cars didn't make nearly as much money, nor did it have the same success with each film as the Toy Story films. Sure, some of their other films have gotten themed areas or rides in the parks, but nothing as big as Toy Story. So, I think it'll be interesting to see what they do with a 5th one. Not sure how they're going to pull it off with how Toy Story 4 ended, but with Pete Docter saying it'll be something they haven't done before, clearly, they have a plan on how to tell a really interesting story. As for Frozen III, yeah, I'm totally down for it. I actually am genuinely excited to see more from that world. Considering the Frozen films have had the biggest success in any Walt Disney Animation Studios film at least till now, there's plenty they can do with it. Who knows, maybe Anna gets an ability like Elsa has. As for the franchise formula, no, I don't think I am. To me, it's not so much about studios making money, but the stories they can tell. I think franchises will be here to stay, and I don't think I'll ever get tired of it. It's similar to some audience's superhero fatigue, when they don't realize there's so many different stories to tell from the comics that never gets repetitive. A franchise is successful as long as there's another story to tell and it's done right, otherwise it can't continue. Though, I think the company has gone in a completely different direction when they first had the idea of sequels. I remember watching the video when Walt Disney announced the Florida project and pointed out, he didn't like to repeat himself, and in this case make sequels to his pictures. This day and age, just goes to show just how different the Walt Disney Company has become.
Toy Story 3 was the perfect ending but ngl I really liked seeing Bo Peep in Toy Story 4 because it was so sad to see that she was separated from Woody before TS3 started. I also feel that the beloved characters like Rex, Piggybank, the potato heads and Slinky never got enough screen time so I’d be very entertained by a story that the central plot was based on them. It’s crazy that Pixar will pay their voice actors to be there but them give them such a small amount of lines.
We don't need another Frozen or Toy Story! Just leave them as they are!!! I get its about the money in the end, but Disney honestly can't come up with more original stories?! They made Encanto and Turning Red already so I know they are capable. Either way, great video Jack!
Jack, do you think a sequel to Zootopia would have anything to do with a possible "Zootopialand" at one of the parks?
I notice when sequels to Dreamworks movies are announced they are received better because they have been making sequels, most of the time better than the original, while Disney sequels are not taken as well as most are not as good as the original.
I'm looking forward to Frozen 3 and Zootopia 2, and even Toy Story 5 (well, kind of.)
I don't mind a Toy Story 5 but it should be the final one
Bro you're right. But like seriously let face it. Seeing some of this characters after so long is really going to be fantastic, since they impacted our lives in one way or another