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Hi all, So... this is a timeline idea I've contemplated on actually doing. I've decided to start it as a side project since it'll take a lot of research if I want things to go as planned. In case you don't know, IOTL Walt Disney Animation Studios entered a Dark Age after Walt Disney's death in...

This is a timeline were I take movies and shows that were not made by Pixar and make them Pixar. Toy story stays the same. the same with a bug's life and toy story 2

I've decided to reboot this TL but with some twists. There will be 12 animation/live-action hybrids (including Chip and Dale: Rescue Rangers) plus the Goofy Movie. So instead of just 62 films, there will be 75 titles total excluding Pixar. And with Pixar, I've decided to add the shorts to the...

Taken from "The Production of the Little Mermaid: Disney's First Success", produced 1990 Leonard Maltin: Walt had an extremely hard time choosing material for his first film. Walt has considered doing that novel "Bambi", then there was Peter Pan, the story about the boy who never grew up. Out...

A Different Direction: A Changed Media Universe Story

Hi guys, Even though most of my focus has been pre-1900, I'm skipping into after 1900 because admittedly, I enjoy reading Disney TLs on here. After reading several, I've decided to do a Disney timeline of my own. I was originally going to do a take on Disney and animation as a whole without...

A simple task. One gives some ideas for how 2D animation could have stayed the rule even after the advent of CGI.

As we all know, Toy Story was released in 1995 to critical acclaim. It was also the highest-grossing film in its opening weekend and eventually earned over $373 million at the worldwide box office. A unique film for its time, it has even been credited multiple times as being the film to have...

Considering the current Disney/Fox/Comcast corporate drama, I thought that this would be an interesting POD. In February of 2004, Comcast launched a bid to buy The Walt Disney Company. This was during the very nadir of Michael Eisner's tenure as Disney CEO and the second "Save Disney" campaign...

I was doing some research for my alternate late nineties/2000s timeline when I came across this. Quoting from Wikipedia: 'In 2003 and 2004, as Pixar's contract with Disney was running out, Jobs and Disney chief executive Michael Eisner tried but failed to negotiate a new partnership, and in...