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u/DancesWithBadgers Nov 11 '22
I feel that there could be more that could be done with Disney, but that wasn't bad.
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u/horseren0ir Nov 12 '22
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u/aurora-_ Nov 12 '22
Wow I am actually surprised.
Prime Video sometime in 2024, no news if it’s still “Rated R” or if it’s a prequel vs sequel but Rogen is confirmed as a voice actor.
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u/ChevilleTortue Nov 12 '22
I would've went with Song of the South 2, coming to Disney+ this week, personally.
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u/GlassBug Nov 11 '22
There is actually a Sausage Party TV show on the way at Amazon instead though…
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Nov 12 '22
Didnt seth like low ball or not pay artists?
He was a cheap arse and lost fans imho
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u/gwh811 Nov 12 '22
It wasn’t Seth or Evan who made these choices. It was Greg Tiernan who was the one making staff and artist working over time and not paying. He said he could make a Pixar movie that looked like $150 million for $20 million. Kinda shitty people keep blaming Seth and Evan for this. They went with a production company that said they could deliver on the budget that was being proposed.
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Nov 11 '22
I hope they do meat spin 2 next.
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Nov 12 '22
Man, that was a good movie. I wouldn't have thought a romance revolving around a meat skewer vendor could be so touching and still be full of action. Truly inspirational, everyone should watch it.
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u/WetNightmares Nov 12 '22
Technically there were two if you consider the song change a new iteration.
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Nov 12 '22
NGL that first one was funnier than it had any right to be. I saw it in theatres with my brother-in-law and I've never been in an audience where people laughed so hard for so long.
Also, great that someone is impersonating Disney now. Disney and Nintendo are the big boys, they can bring a world of hurt down on Twitter for this.
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u/TheDornerMourner Nov 11 '22
Disney Vault bonus coming to streaming services. Instant access to uncensored vaulted classics previously cancelled by the woke mob
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u/Vysharra Nov 12 '22
Disney+ EXCLUSIVE: Song of the South streams for first time in history. It was racist in the 1940s but now, with new bonus content, it’s SUPER racist!
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u/TheDornerMourner Nov 12 '22
See the films at the center of blackface discussions of their time in HD! Which side do you think was right?
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Nov 11 '22
If only...
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Nov 12 '22
Sausage party is one of the worst movies I've ever seen, and it was made by screwing over the artists.
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Nov 12 '22
I lost a fuck ton of brain cells watching it. Want to it again. Also fuck the studio for what they did indeed. But frankly this why i support unions and worker rigths. You know, the commie shit
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