from the article: "sequels did not count toward the films Pixar owed the studio."
How in the world does a new movie (even if it is a sequel) not count as a new film? I mean, they don't combine the costs and revenue together, so why should they only count as one film? [Jobs right, Eisner wrong.]
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It's like a Disney and Eisner meeting!"
Three cheers for Pixar!
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It's like a Disney and Eisner meeting!"
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!
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How in the world does a new movie (even if it is a sequel) not count as a new film? I mean, they don't combine the costs and revenue together, so why should they only count as one film? [Jobs right, Eisner wrong.]
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He is the one who decided to close down the traditional animation studio in Florida after its hit of Lilo and Stitch.
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Hopefully Disney can get back on track now.
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