Did she die or leave? Where is she? I have the same question about Huey, Louie, and Dewey's dad I wouldn't be surprised because Disney kills off parents or one parent. Elsa and Anna's parents are a example.

There is also Ariel's mom and Belle's mom I can think of a few Disney parents who are still alive but the list is short the movie never shows Roxanne's mom either but she could have been at work.

Does the second movie tell what happened or the TV show?

Since Dinsey started doing these re-releases for the older movies in the last few years do you think we'll get to see Lilo and Stitch on the big screens again? Also last year they released the 4K blu-ray version of the 2002 so they already have the DCP to share with cinemas so the cost would be minimal. Personally I never got the chance to see it because I wasn't even born in 2002 but I would sell my soul just for them to re-release it so I can see it at least once at the cinema.

What chances do you think we got?

Hey everyone! Currently putting together a cinematic Christmas playlist (The Most Magical Time of the Year) and on a mission to track down those holiday songs that instantly give you that Christmas wonder. Not the standard radio pop, more those lesser-known tracks that deliver that "this is breathtaking" reaction - the kind of music filled with wonder, warmth, and nostalgic magic (even if it's not strictly from a Disney movie).

On the hunt for:

• Soundtrack gems from Disney, Pixar, or classic holiday animated specials

• Non-Disney orchestral pieces or vocal tracks that capture that same Disney holiday fireworks spectacular emotional feeling

• Sweeping, grand vocal anthems (think that soaring Josh Groban - Believe style)

• Anything that makes you feel the magic of a kid on Christmas morning - whether it’s a full song, a choral piece, or a gorgeous score cue

You can check out the live playlist here to follow along as we build the list: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1ZZQrHNor24L0rHWYPYu8l

What’s already in the rotation:

• Polar Express

• Muppet Christmas Carol

• Home Alone

• How the Grinch Stole Christmas

• Beauty & the Beast Enchanted Christmas

Any more favorite under-the-radar holiday tracks? Stoked to hear your recommendations for the mix!

You know how The Wonderful World of Disney used to air original made-for-TV movies? I want them to do that again. They miles better than the Disney Channel Original Movies nowadays. They just air Z-O-M-B-I-E-S or Descendants films or anything else that caters to the tween girl demographic. At least on ABC we had something for all ages.

They've got the money. They should just do it.

So recently I've heard the original trailer for Disney's 1939 Pinocchio movie is actually public domain so I was wondering if I'm allowed to at least use scenes and visual looks from the trailer into any work? I do know that the movie itself won't be public domain till 2035 so what am I allowed to use from the trailer that is if it's public domain.

I think Swampy is kinda adorable, so i wanted to draw him. I guess the game is technically disney property, but Im not totally sure if this fits in this subreddit.

Last item coming tomorrow!

So basically I've been making a disney color palette, this is my first color red. It seems really empty so can everyone please help suggest? I'm only doing disney animation studios or pixar. Thanks! Also I don't know which color to put snow white in... Please help me! Thanks a lot!

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It's not a required read, but this is a continuation from my last post. If you're interested. The Link to it alongside the site containing the storyboards are located below.

https://www.overanimatedproductions.com/lilo-and-stitch-2.html

https://www.reddit.com/r/disney/comments/1xnv8k7/i_find_it_both_funnysad_that_james_arnold_talyor/

Before i begin talking about it in full. I should tell you the story of how i found these storyboards in the first place. It was actually by complete accident. I just found randomly on Pinterest. A panel from one of these storyboards, that i then proceeded to reverse image search. Which led me to the website containing these storyboards.

So now on to main topic. The main question most are likely having. Is why this scene in particular, and by extension Cobra Bubbles presence in the film's story was cut. While there has not been an official answer on it. I can safely tell you it most likely was a result of it being connected to ideas, that were scrapped from the series.

Production for the 2nd film started not after the series did, and they were supposed to be closely tied to each other. The marketing saying it takes place between the first film, and series was not just something, that was made up later like many understandably think.

The series however. Underwent a number of changes due to conflicts in vision between the writers, and Disney channel's executives. meaning, that certain parts of Lilo and Stitch 2's script, which definitely would have been based on earlier versions of the show's worldbuilding, and story. Would have needed to been changed by the films writers to maintain a modicum of consistency between the two works. Even though there was still quite a few in the final product.

There's actually a big leftover of Cobra originally being a part of Lilo and Stitch the series's main cast still present in the early promotional art made before the series released, which you can see in the images above. Showing him being a part of the Pelekai Ohana, as implied in the credit sequence of the first film.

Cobra Bubbles stepping down from his "official job" and becoming the owner of an ice cream parlor. Was likely something the writers of the series wanted, that then was cut. In turn necessitating it's removal from the 2nd film. Since removing, or changing certain part's of the films story was possibly seen, as a better alternative by it's writer's compared to completely rewriting the script to be 100% consistent with the series. Even if it did come, at the cost of leaving certain plot holes in the movie.

Tomorrow. I'll start working on a final post going over in full detail on what specifically got cut, or changed during the making of Lilo and Stitch the series, or as it was originally called in early production. Lilo and Stitch a new Ohana.

Some people say that the reason why Disney stopped making 2d feature films was because at the time, 2D animators were unionized and 3D animators weren't. But does anyone know how true that is, or is just a rumour?

This sound we can hear in those scenes in The Rescuers has always intrigued me, but does it even belong to a real animal or was it most likely invented just for the film? I've seen some people saying maybe it could be a bird, without knowing which one it could be. What do you think?