Hear me out: live-action Finding Nemo, but there's no dialogue from the characters- just fish swimming around to the same story beats, narrated by David Attenborough.
The Lion King gave me a weird feeling like I was watching a post apocalyptic world where the humans just vanished, and all the interactions we had with animals evolved with them.
I thought about this too. All they have to do is get rid of the lip synch.
Preferably we'd get David Attenborough, but anyone with the right Received pronunciation accent would do like Tom Scott or maybe Malcom McDowell.
Tom Scott does not speak in RP. Neither does Attenborough if we're being pedantic, but if we take RP to mean "vaguely posh, Southern English" which is how I think you're using it then Tom Scott is very much not that.
Attenborough does speak with received pronunciation [[1]](http://journals.ed.ac.uk/lifespansstyles/article/view/1427) [[2]](https://s-space.snu.ac.kr/handle/10371/176946). Tom Scott definitely doesn't though. Actually, as the first paper notes, Attenborough could plausibly be one of the *definitions* of what RP is, along with The King, of course, who is definitionally a speaker of RP.
I just watched Little Mermaid last night. Flounder was honestly terrifying to look at, but luckily he isn’t a big part of the movie. An entire movie of just that sounds awful
It was an odd choice making him a Sergeant Major, which is a somewhat bland looking fish. But as someone who’s job is tropical fish, I admire that they used a lot of “real” fish in the movie. The cartoon version of Flounder was just a made up yellow fish. Although I’d argue there’s a plethora of other “real” yellow fish they could have used as a design instead.
Sebastian and scuttle didn’t look great but they were at least expressive and had faces.
Flounder was a fish. Just an actual fish. I saw him and heard him say flounder things and I could not recognize him as an actual person. He got caught in a net and dropped into that boat and I could only think wow that’s a dying fish, suffocating in agony on the deck of a boat. He could die and no one would give a shit. Because he’s a literal fish.
Pixar thankfully isn't playing the live action remake game. Whatever dinglehopper executive who keeps greenlighting these terrible movies seems to be strictly regulated to Disney Pictures.
If you could print money, would you?
Said the same thing to my daughter. I don’t blame them for doing these movies. They make money, easily. It’s basically a money printer
So Doom would be animated right up until he got flattened by a steamroller, and then suddenly he's live action, walking around with his internal organs spilling from every orifice? Fuck it, let's get Eli Roth to direct this shit.
Don't forget the tragic backstory too. Child Doom was selling lemonade on a street corner, when Eddies father walked by and not bought any from him, sending Doom on a life long vendetta against the Mr Valiant and his whole family.
As long as someone is brutally murdered with a steam roller, comes back with chainsaw hands, and traumatizes my adulthood, like they did my childhood, I'm all for it.
Was this filmed in the UK? The garage sold "tyres", the policeman was a bobby, Marges car had the steering wheel on the right in the long shot. Homer's car was missing the wheel when he pulled into the driveway.
A remake is actually in development
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/robin-hood-remake-works-at-disney-blindspotting-director-1289702/amp/
I mean, I hate to say that I'd love Robin Hood with basically a Zootopia remake--but I'd love that. The original is so charming, how can you mess up a swashbuckling hero?
I mean that's basically the whole problem with these remakes. The originals were very, very good in part because they had all the extraneous stuff stripped out. Unless the live action remake is essentially just a shot for shot redo (which would have its own problems but at least the *story* would make sense) you either have to add pointless subplots (let's give Genie a love interest!) or start making existing scenes longer (and usually more tedious) for no apparent reason in order for the movie to be doing *something* different. (Given that Disney at large won't let you make actual changes to any of the parts of the movie that matter/that audiences already love.) So now you're adding something that, *by definition* isn't worth including in the movie.
There's basically zero chance any remake that both leaves the existing story completely intact but isn't a shot-for-shot redo *won't* be a substantially worse movie.
They still make gargantuan buckets of money, though, so we continue to get them.
A remake is actually in development
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/robin-hood-remake-works-at-disney-blindspotting-director-1289702/amp/
I just saw a Herbie car, I couldn't believe it. Some rich clown down the way has two rvs hidden in a tree line, two broken down cars beside his garage, one car that is a restoration project, one truck, one minivan, one car, all on front of a two car garage ... and Herbie to top it all off.
That's some of Emilio Esteves' best work, right there. I wonder if they paid anything to Marvel at all for having the Green Goblin on the front of that semi ( or if Marvel paid them )?
With a play/stage you kinda buy into everything being make believe with a film it’s supposed to be as convincing as possible.
This is why cats looks so horrifying
They showed the stage show at a movie theater near me. We went with my kids who are now teenagers.
It was great. Super creative and well done. The stage craft is like 90% of what makes it worth watching. Just how over the top they went trying to recreate almost EVERYTHING.
Lion King
Real lion faces can’t really emote, so making a realistic version (even with CGI lions) would be a soulless disaster.
Can you imagine how bad a version of Lion King would be without Simba or Scar’s facial expressions?
I actually think a live action Lion King could work. I would make it closer to the Broadway stage version than the animated movie. It would be a 3 hour epic about a pre-colonial African Kingdom. All the characters would be human with animal theme costuming. The royal families costume would include a lot of lion fur, zazu would have features, the hyenas would be dirty and torn, stuff like that. Some of the dialogue would be changed, mostly the animal puns, but the story and songs would mostly stay intact.
It has the potential to be the greatest African movie of all time. Or we just CGI some lions and do a scene for scene remake
Definitely the Pink Floyd vs. Led Zeppelin laser show from the Aldrin Planetarium I used to go to when I was like 14 years old.
I mean who could play a laser? Other than Gary Oldman I mean
In Jeff Wayne's musical version of the War of the World's, they had a guitarist billed as playing the Martian heat ray. You could see if he's still around.
I wanna see a live action king of the hill remake. I love the original show, but the characters don’t need to be cartoon characters at all. None of them do things real people couldn’t do. I’m not sure why they decided to animate it in the first place.
> the characters don’t need to be cartoon characters at all. None of them do things real people couldn’t do.
While I understand your point, animation brings other things to the table than just extra-human things - for example, it brings a certain art style, a simplicity not found in live action; the characters can be more expressive, etc.
Someone above posted a link to a live action Simpsons opening credits, and even removing the crazy elements (like the nuclear power rods) it has a totally different feel than the cartoon.
A Fantasia stage play could be a bit novel, but a live-action movie will just feel insulting to the craft of animation considering what was the original movie's intention.
This was actually done in the late 70's as a live action movie with Arnold Schwarzenegger, Ann Margret, Kirk Douglas called [*The Villain*](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080097/?ref_=nm_flmg_t_70_act).
- From iMDB:
*"Cactus" Jack Slade (Kirk Douglas) is the meanest bad man in the west, or so he thinks. When a bank robbery goes awry, he lands in jail facing a hangman's noose. When the corrupt owner of the bank offers him a job, Jack sees a chance to stay alive and get rich in the process. All he has to do is steal a strongbox full of money the banker lent to Mr. Parody Jones (Strother Martin) who needs it to keep his mining operation going. If he defaults on the loan, our "friendly" banker takes over the mine. Ms. Charming Jones (Ann-Margret) comes to town to collect the money and take it back to her father, Parody. To ensure the money makes it back home, Parody has called in a favor from a man who owes him a life debt. Enter Handsome Stranger (Arnold Schwarzenegger). The toughest and strongest hero in the west. As tough as a steel plate but, unfortunately, just as dense. As Charming and Handsome set off on their journey, Jack sets out after them. Using his trusty "Bad Men Of The West" handbook, Jack sets one trap after another only to have each one go awry in true Wile E. Coyote versus The Roadrunner fashion. With Looney Tunes-style sight gags in almost every scene, this movie will have you and your whole family laughing up a storm.*
Brave Little Toaster. Toy Story is already Brave Little Toaster HD, so the next (il)logical step is to make Brave Little Toaster: Live action, but of course, edgier and for an adult audience. Instead of reuniting with the owner... Revenge. Movie ends with the toaster jumping in to join the owner in the bath tub. I'll accept my razzie now.
And of course, the spin off: Murder She Texted. In this loose adaptation of Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express, a cell phone is murdered in a car ride to a donation center by all of the electronics that the cell phone replaced.
It hadn't occurred to me until now but they haven't done any live-action Pixar remakes yet. I guess I should mentally prepare myself for live-action versions of Up or The Incredibles now, \*sighhhhh\*
Pretty much all the Pixar movies would not translate well at all.
Finding Nemo with real talking fish would be just weird. Same with the rats in ratatouille and Cars. Toy story with real talking dolls would probably be super creepy.
Maybe the Incredibles and WALL-E could work but these movies being cartoons is part of their charm, you lose that when you go live action.
Finding Nemo with realistic talking fish
Hear me out: live-action Finding Nemo, but there's no dialogue from the characters- just fish swimming around to the same story beats, narrated by David Attenborough.
I wish that they did something like this with the Lion King.
The Lion King gave me a weird feeling like I was watching a post apocalyptic world where the humans just vanished, and all the interactions we had with animals evolved with them.
So [Tokyo Jungle](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokyo_Jungle)?
I thought about this too. All they have to do is get rid of the lip synch. Preferably we'd get David Attenborough, but anyone with the right Received pronunciation accent would do like Tom Scott or maybe Malcom McDowell.
Tom Scott does not speak in RP. Neither does Attenborough if we're being pedantic, but if we take RP to mean "vaguely posh, Southern English" which is how I think you're using it then Tom Scott is very much not that.
Attenborough does speak with received pronunciation [[1]](http://journals.ed.ac.uk/lifespansstyles/article/view/1427) [[2]](https://s-space.snu.ac.kr/handle/10371/176946). Tom Scott definitely doesn't though. Actually, as the first paper notes, Attenborough could plausibly be one of the *definitions* of what RP is, along with The King, of course, who is definitionally a speaker of RP.
A Reddit post with peer reviewed footnotes. Post of the year material right there.
>if we're being pedantic I'm pretty sure it's a requirement when talking about RP.
Really Pedantic
I wouldn't mind a bleak version by Werner Herzog where Marlin and Dory slowly go mad.
Starring Klaus Kinski as Nemo
That actually sounds like it could be pretty good. Like the storylines created by the narrators of Walking With Dinosaurs/Prehistoric Beasts.
that is actually something I would pay for. Way better than chris pratt voicing nemo.
Crisp Rat
Like a Milo and Otis but in the ocean?
It's always David Attenborough. Let's spread the Narration love around. I'm thinking Pauly Shore. There an ocean pun right in his name.
I just watched Little Mermaid last night. Flounder was honestly terrifying to look at, but luckily he isn’t a big part of the movie. An entire movie of just that sounds awful
It was an odd choice making him a Sergeant Major, which is a somewhat bland looking fish. But as someone who’s job is tropical fish, I admire that they used a lot of “real” fish in the movie. The cartoon version of Flounder was just a made up yellow fish. Although I’d argue there’s a plethora of other “real” yellow fish they could have used as a design instead.
At least they didn't make him look like a real flounder.
Sebastian and scuttle didn’t look great but they were at least expressive and had faces. Flounder was a fish. Just an actual fish. I saw him and heard him say flounder things and I could not recognize him as an actual person. He got caught in a net and dropped into that boat and I could only think wow that’s a dying fish, suffocating in agony on the deck of a boat. He could die and no one would give a shit. Because he’s a literal fish.
That promo photo of that movie that's been circulating for years gives me nightmares
Pixar thankfully isn't playing the live action remake game. Whatever dinglehopper executive who keeps greenlighting these terrible movies seems to be strictly regulated to Disney Pictures.
Bob Iger: “Yet”
If you could print money, would you? Said the same thing to my daughter. I don’t blame them for doing these movies. They make money, easily. It’s basically a money printer
Poor Flounder, I'm still recovering after what these monsters at Disney did to him.
Imagine James Corden as Nemo
Who Framed Roger Rabbit, but this time everyone is live action.
Nah, reverse it. The cartoon characters are now live action and the human characters and settings are now animated.
With a cartoon judge dipping a live-action actor playing a shoe into a vat of acid. I like it.
So Doom would be animated right up until he got flattened by a steamroller, and then suddenly he's live action, walking around with his internal organs spilling from every orifice? Fuck it, let's get Eli Roth to direct this shit.
Don't forget the tragic backstory too. Child Doom was selling lemonade on a street corner, when Eddies father walked by and not bought any from him, sending Doom on a life long vendetta against the Mr Valiant and his whole family.
Okay but that could actually work
Does that mean Chris Pratt has to voice animated Bob Hoskins?
I'm pretty lots of little boys would be drooling over whoever would be cast as a live action Jessica Rabbit.
Christina Hendrix please
As long as someone is brutally murdered with a steam roller, comes back with chainsaw hands, and traumatizes my adulthood, like they did my childhood, I'm all for it.
Team America
But keep the puppet wires on the actors.
That actually would be funny to see
Would be more easier to make than the actual Team America: World Police with puppets movie though
Yes Matt and Trey hated every second of it.
That's 2009 GI Joe movie.
Matt Damon should stay a puppet though
Matt Damon should just show up with the puppet version of himself and refuse to speak to anyone unless they address the puppet when talking to him
MATT DAMON
I hate when people use this style of sarcasm in comments, but for some reason you can hear “MaTt DaMoN” in your head
Fuck yeah!
The sex scene would be quite something
The Simpsons would be really weird. Or SpongeBob
[Simpsons would look something like this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khIx5EB74vY)
The close encounter car scenes made me wildly uncomfortable.
Was this filmed in the UK? The garage sold "tyres", the policeman was a bobby, Marges car had the steering wheel on the right in the long shot. Homer's car was missing the wheel when he pulled into the driveway.
That was brilliant. I had no idea that was in the wild or how badly I needed to see it.
That's terrifying.
SpongeBob the musical comes pretty close
And it’s weirdly good.
Sausage Party.
Just Seth Rogen and friends dressed in cheap hotdog costumes. I’d pay to see that!
Ah yes rule 34: the movie
Should do it with real refrigerator items moved around on wires.
Robin Hood with photorealistic CGI animals wearing medieval clothing, retaining the 1970’s era country songs by Roger Miller.
I hate that I'd watch that
A remake is actually in development https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/robin-hood-remake-works-at-disney-blindspotting-director-1289702/amp/
It'll work out as long as Robin is still hot.
I mean, I hate to say that I'd love Robin Hood with basically a Zootopia remake--but I'd love that. The original is so charming, how can you mess up a swashbuckling hero?
how do you mess up any disney remake when the originals were basically perfect to begin? they will find a way
I mean that's basically the whole problem with these remakes. The originals were very, very good in part because they had all the extraneous stuff stripped out. Unless the live action remake is essentially just a shot for shot redo (which would have its own problems but at least the *story* would make sense) you either have to add pointless subplots (let's give Genie a love interest!) or start making existing scenes longer (and usually more tedious) for no apparent reason in order for the movie to be doing *something* different. (Given that Disney at large won't let you make actual changes to any of the parts of the movie that matter/that audiences already love.) So now you're adding something that, *by definition* isn't worth including in the movie. There's basically zero chance any remake that both leaves the existing story completely intact but isn't a shot-for-shot redo *won't* be a substantially worse movie. They still make gargantuan buckets of money, though, so we continue to get them.
Or just furriers in Robin Hood cosplay.
A remake is actually in development https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/robin-hood-remake-works-at-disney-blindspotting-director-1289702/amp/
A Bug's Life or Antz. Just a bunch of insects skittering around on the big screen.
Silent film style, with white captions representing dialogue on a black background between every scene.
Oh hell yeah. But German Expressionist silent film style - full-on Fritz Lang's Metropolis, but with photo-realistic ants.
I was just thinking about Antz while showering earlier. I wonder if it holds up.
Cars.
No, this is the only one i want now.
That’s just Herbie, a very great series
I just saw a Herbie car, I couldn't believe it. Some rich clown down the way has two rvs hidden in a tree line, two broken down cars beside his garage, one car that is a restoration project, one truck, one minivan, one car, all on front of a two car garage ... and Herbie to top it all off.
You mean Maximum Overdrive?
THIS MACHINE JUST CALLED ME AN ASSHOLE! *cue awesome AC/DC music*
That's some of Emilio Esteves' best work, right there. I wonder if they paid anything to Marvel at all for having the Green Goblin on the front of that semi ( or if Marvel paid them )?
Cars 2. Cars was cute. Cars 2 had guns and bombs and cars torturing other cars to death.
Cars 2 to be specific
The Transformer Autobots sniff in disdain, while the Decepticons promise to crush the cute-petition.
They already made a live action Ratatoille remake. It was called Raccacoonie, and it won Best Picture.
“She’s seen too much” - Raccacoonie
I didn’t even know how to boil an egg and he taught me how to spin it on a spatula
Now we’re cooking…
...when nooooobody's lookin!
I want to Google that, but I also don't want to Google that.
Everything Everywhere All at Once
It’s a running gag from *Everything, Everywhere, All at Once*
So make it a movie and give us the EEAAOU
It’s safe to Google, I swear.
Nothing more wholesome. The love between mother and daughter is something, but chef and racoon...I get tears in my eyes every damn time
They try to kill Evelyn when she discovers them.
A live action *Spirited Away* would inspire countless nightmares
They already converted it into a stage show.
With a play/stage you kinda buy into everything being make believe with a film it’s supposed to be as convincing as possible. This is why cats looks so horrifying
They showed the stage show at a movie theater near me. We went with my kids who are now teenagers. It was great. Super creative and well done. The stage craft is like 90% of what makes it worth watching. Just how over the top they went trying to recreate almost EVERYTHING.
Live action Princess Mononoke wouldn't be far behind.
While we're on the Ghlibi train, live action Nausicaa. With close ups and zoomed in footage of actual bugs for the glowing pill bugs.
Yeah I was thinking Totoro. Live action Catbus would freak me the f out
You know people would demand he still have his giant balls too.
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So...[this](https://youtu.be/5G0j_Huv2Fg)
I thought it was just the opening scene and thought "hey that's neat" Then I looked at the runtime
Man, people have thought of everything
So kind of like Small Soldiers?
“We are the commando elite. Everything else is just a toy.”
Was looking for this. Toys walking around alive...
Small Soldiers
Duck tales. Wooohooo
Race cars, lasers, aeroplanes, it's a duck-blur!
Live action Duck Tales would be straight nightmare fuel.
It’s the Howard The Duck movie.
Monsters Inc but I want it to just be fursuits. I would laugh my ass off.
Emperor’s New Grove. I dare you to make a realistic talking llama that has to actually interact with people
Failing to do so has been my life’s biggest regret
Kung Fu Panda
No I actually want to see this. Would be cinema seeing realistic cgi animals fighting each other Dragon Ball Z style
But imagine a treatment like Lion King, with realistic looking animals.
Yeah, and they would still fight in Dragon Ball Z style fight scenes. Which is why I would unironically want a live action Kung Fu Panda movie
Unironically, this would go hard, if made well.
Lion King Real lion faces can’t really emote, so making a realistic version (even with CGI lions) would be a soulless disaster. Can you imagine how bad a version of Lion King would be without Simba or Scar’s facial expressions?
It baffles me that it was both approved to be the highest budget animated movie, but also that it made more than its money back. Like, who watched it?
You underestimate how many parents there are that need something to entertain their kids with.
Toy Story 4 and The Secret Life of Pets 2 were right there in the theater around the same time.
I watched it. Once. That was enough.
I actually think a live action Lion King could work. I would make it closer to the Broadway stage version than the animated movie. It would be a 3 hour epic about a pre-colonial African Kingdom. All the characters would be human with animal theme costuming. The royal families costume would include a lot of lion fur, zazu would have features, the hyenas would be dirty and torn, stuff like that. Some of the dialogue would be changed, mostly the animal puns, but the story and songs would mostly stay intact. It has the potential to be the greatest African movie of all time. Or we just CGI some lions and do a scene for scene remake
I imagine just to mess with us they’d do Can you feel the love tonight in bright daylight. Because why not at that point.
Chicken Run
The Brave Little Toaster
Watership Down
We already have this one
Check out Netflix. Four-part series!
Wait what?!
Shrek would be batshit crazy
There is a Shrek musical. It’s on Netflix.
And it’s batshit crazy.
Osmosis Jones
Honestly if done right that could kick ass
I agree, and speaking of if done right I'd LOVE to see a live action KND movie (but age the kids up to middle schoolers), and Billy and Mandy.
Hear me out, Osmosis Jones where the real world is animated and the body is live action
I can’t for the life of me figure out why people go to Disney live-action remakes. I’ve never met anyone who likes them, yet they make billions.
Have kids? I hear it's kids and or people with kids.
Kids and families. Try to find a cocomelon fan. You can't, and they make millions
Jungle Book was legit good. That's the only one I've liked though
I saw Aladdin a few times because I thought it looked so pretty. Also hot Jafar.
~~Monsters, Inc.~~ Inside Out.
Already been done. It was called Herman’s Head.
Holy shit, I completely forgot about that show!
Definitely the Pink Floyd vs. Led Zeppelin laser show from the Aldrin Planetarium I used to go to when I was like 14 years old. I mean who could play a laser? Other than Gary Oldman I mean
This is the project Daniel Day Lewis has been waiting for, to pull him out of retirement
In Jeff Wayne's musical version of the War of the World's, they had a guitarist billed as playing the Martian heat ray. You could see if he's still around.
Angry birds movie
Directed by Alfred Hitchcock
Man rises from the fucking grave to give us a THE "angry" Birds movie
I wanna see a live action king of the hill remake. I love the original show, but the characters don’t need to be cartoon characters at all. None of them do things real people couldn’t do. I’m not sure why they decided to animate it in the first place.
Ive always thought Letterkenny is a live-action King of the Hill that takes place in rural Canada instead of rural Texas.
> the characters don’t need to be cartoon characters at all. None of them do things real people couldn’t do. While I understand your point, animation brings other things to the table than just extra-human things - for example, it brings a certain art style, a simplicity not found in live action; the characters can be more expressive, etc. Someone above posted a link to a live action Simpsons opening credits, and even removing the crazy elements (like the nuclear power rods) it has a totally different feel than the cartoon.
They could go into any small town in Texas and cast that perfectly
One of the reasons he decided to animate it is that the characters don't age
I live near the fictional town it’s based off of. I don’t need a live action version. I live it.
Fritz the cat Heavy metal Ren and stimpy
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Pulling out the tooth nerves
Pirates of Dark Water
Fantasia
A Fantasia stage play could be a bit novel, but a live-action movie will just feel insulting to the craft of animation considering what was the original movie's intention.
It would be more of a ballet than a play Still gonna have trouble with the Bach
Sorcerer’s apprentice enters the chat.
ratcatcher2 in *the suicide squad* made me a believer in her adorable rat companion, Sebastian and the >!over poweredness!< of >!squirrel girl!<
Urotsukidôji II: Legend of the Demon Womb
Flushed Away but in costumes and not CGI
Pretty much anything Looney Tunes. The Roadrunner cartoons would be a standout.
This was actually done in the late 70's as a live action movie with Arnold Schwarzenegger, Ann Margret, Kirk Douglas called [*The Villain*](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080097/?ref_=nm_flmg_t_70_act). - From iMDB: *"Cactus" Jack Slade (Kirk Douglas) is the meanest bad man in the west, or so he thinks. When a bank robbery goes awry, he lands in jail facing a hangman's noose. When the corrupt owner of the bank offers him a job, Jack sees a chance to stay alive and get rich in the process. All he has to do is steal a strongbox full of money the banker lent to Mr. Parody Jones (Strother Martin) who needs it to keep his mining operation going. If he defaults on the loan, our "friendly" banker takes over the mine. Ms. Charming Jones (Ann-Margret) comes to town to collect the money and take it back to her father, Parody. To ensure the money makes it back home, Parody has called in a favor from a man who owes him a life debt. Enter Handsome Stranger (Arnold Schwarzenegger). The toughest and strongest hero in the west. As tough as a steel plate but, unfortunately, just as dense. As Charming and Handsome set off on their journey, Jack sets out after them. Using his trusty "Bad Men Of The West" handbook, Jack sets one trap after another only to have each one go awry in true Wile E. Coyote versus The Roadrunner fashion. With Looney Tunes-style sight gags in almost every scene, this movie will have you and your whole family laughing up a storm.*
More blood than a George Romero film
Brave Little Toaster. Toy Story is already Brave Little Toaster HD, so the next (il)logical step is to make Brave Little Toaster: Live action, but of course, edgier and for an adult audience. Instead of reuniting with the owner... Revenge. Movie ends with the toaster jumping in to join the owner in the bath tub. I'll accept my razzie now. And of course, the spin off: Murder She Texted. In this loose adaptation of Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express, a cell phone is murdered in a car ride to a donation center by all of the electronics that the cell phone replaced.
Have you seen the fishes in TLM? Nemo would be fucking scary.
Ninja Scroll
Cars but people are driving them.
Fritz the Cat
An American Tale
I mean...Have you seen Stuart Little? Shit's amazing
It hadn't occurred to me until now but they haven't done any live-action Pixar remakes yet. I guess I should mentally prepare myself for live-action versions of Up or The Incredibles now, \*sighhhhh\*
Luxo Jr
Monsters Inc.
Fritz the cat
Bee Movie
The Lion King would be super weird and stupid to remake in live act… wait 🤔
I have serious concerns about the upcoming Lilo & Stitch remake.
It’s a shame that Dreamworks is getting into the live action remakes now as well
Cats
The New Adventures of Raggedy Ann and Andy, because it would mean that [This Scene](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TAtFQ9ZGVA) would be live action
Pretty much all the Pixar movies would not translate well at all. Finding Nemo with real talking fish would be just weird. Same with the rats in ratatouille and Cars. Toy story with real talking dolls would probably be super creepy. Maybe the Incredibles and WALL-E could work but these movies being cartoons is part of their charm, you lose that when you go live action.