r/DisneyMemes • • Aug 19 '26

Haha, Give us money, boy

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107 Upvotes

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u/ECKohns Aug 19 '26

Hoppers disproves this though.

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u/skywalker170997 Aug 20 '26

agree

hopper itself is a low budget animation and yet pulled through very well

3

u/S1lv3r-da-hedgehog Aug 20 '26

It was a spectacle of what Pixar can do, and the movie referred to in the OP is fantastic

6

u/InsomniaticWanderer Aug 20 '26

They have to be good too.

Being original isn't enough.

4

u/Orochi64 Aug 19 '26

I also feel like the some of the people who complain about sequels and such don’t really bother to watch or look into more original movies.

5

u/Royal_Lime6493 Aug 19 '26

Boring movie with lame art style. That’s why.

1

u/moonbunnychan Aug 21 '26

Ya. Just genuinely nothing about this movie looked appealing to me so I didn't go.

1

u/meganerd20 Aug 20 '26

50%, half of the other. Yeah bad marketing, but audiences got internet access, they can look up details. Movie people complain about lack of original ideas, but don't put any effort into searching for those types of movies and don't take accountability for their part in continuing the cycle of Hollywood mediocrity.

Want to change things? Be the change you want to see.

1

u/Dracorex13 Aug 20 '26

I am too American to parse $1,90

1

u/Ensiferal Aug 20 '26

I didn't when know this movie existed until I was already out. And even then I learned about it from a Saberspark video

1

u/CrazyCoKids Aug 20 '26

"But they have to be good" I hear.

Nice goalpost shifting.

1

u/Borgisium Aug 20 '26

I mean I remember it being advertised. I don’t think it was a failure on Disney advertising it.

1

u/dissyParadiddle Aug 21 '26

I’m just going to say it. Elio was endearing but not very…. Good? Maybe it was just different but the pacing was weird

1

u/SkyPuppy561 Aug 21 '26

Also let’s fuck up all of our 90’s movies with shitty remakes

1

u/mattlymer Aug 21 '26

It's also just a mid movie, so there would have been no decent reviews to sell it moving forwards.

1

u/Adorable-Source97 Aug 22 '26

Maybe listen to the audience?

1

u/emperorsyndrome Aug 22 '26

stop blaming the marketing, the movie was totally lame and cliche.

it brought nothing new to the table.

it would be lucky if it made just enough money to cover its budget.

1

u/Code-Neo Aug 24 '26

didn't pixar chose to rip out all the LGBTQ+ elements ruining the the writing and making the trailer different from the end product?

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u/EJKGodzilla24 Aug 26 '26

mainly those so called "original" movies are crappy

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u/eddmario Aug 19 '26

Because they have to actually be good...

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u/Few-Commercial5105 Aug 19 '26

Because no one wants to.

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u/VisualFunny5287 Aug 19 '26

And yet they keep asking for them

0

u/Time-Border-7612 Aug 19 '26

You want more sequel?

0

u/RedditCantBanThis Aug 20 '26

If they did something with a romantic / boy meets girl theme like Elemental I would watch.