At the 64th Academy Awards, Beauty and the Beast became the first animated movie to be nominated for Best Picture. What if it claimed the Oscar?
The big change would most likely be, that we see the Long Animated Film category earlier.At the 64th Academy Awards, Beauty and the Beast became the first animated movie to be nominated for Best Picture. What if it claimed the Oscar?
I loved those two movies, why people hated them?Back to Disney animation proper, there is a danger after this kind of prestige to turn your projects into the wrong kind of thing for your audience. You might push harder to up the seriousness, you might end up making some very overwrought muddles. Some would argue the nomination alone had this effect IOTL with Pocahontas and Hunchback. Could a win cause them to go even further down this questionable path?
I loved those two movies, why people hated them?
Back to Disney animation proper, there is a danger after this kind of prestige to turn your projects into the wrong kind of thing for your audience. You might push harder to up the seriousness, you might end up making some very overwrought muddles. Some would argue the nomination alone had this effect IOTL with Pocahontas and Hunchback. Could a win cause them to go even further down this questionable path?
As you say, they got the formula right, will used it for now...how will affect aladdin onward?Or it might have the opposite effect. After all, Disney's just gotten proof they don't necessarily have to go in that direction to win acclaim.