Post by Shenzi on Dec 13, 2015 21:14:51 GMT -5
I made quite a find on Google.
Disney had made plans to take on Toy Story 3 without Pixar when their partnership nearly ended.
The concept bore no resemblence to the film that was actually produced when the partnership reformed, it was a lot darker.
This Toy Story 3 was very different than the one that you saw in theaters in 2010. In this alternate film, according to an EW feature from 2006, Woody and company decide to ship Buzz off to Japan for repairs after he begins to malfunction. After sending him away, Hamm reads on the internet that Buzz is part of a massive recall, so they ship themselves to Japan to try and save him.
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Source: www.hypable.com/toy-story-3-alternate-concept-art/
Disney had made plans to take on Toy Story 3 without Pixar when their partnership nearly ended.
In the early 2000s before Pixar was acquired, Disney had a 7-film agreement with the animation studio that said they’d develop sequels to hits like Toy Story 2, Monsters Inc., and Finding Nemo. Disney owned all of the characters in Pixar’s world, so they could choose to do what they wanted with them.
Things started going sour during that partnership, so when Pixar refused to make a Toy Story threequel, Disney created a new studio they used as a backup plan for developing these movies.
Circle 7 Animation, Disney’s new “Pixar factory,” if you will, then began work on Toy Story 3.
The concept art for the alternate Toy Story 3 was recently released by artist Jim Martin on his personal website.
Things started going sour during that partnership, so when Pixar refused to make a Toy Story threequel, Disney created a new studio they used as a backup plan for developing these movies.
Circle 7 Animation, Disney’s new “Pixar factory,” if you will, then began work on Toy Story 3.
The concept art for the alternate Toy Story 3 was recently released by artist Jim Martin on his personal website.
The concept bore no resemblence to the film that was actually produced when the partnership reformed, it was a lot darker.
This Toy Story 3 was very different than the one that you saw in theaters in 2010. In this alternate film, according to an EW feature from 2006, Woody and company decide to ship Buzz off to Japan for repairs after he begins to malfunction. After sending him away, Hamm reads on the internet that Buzz is part of a massive recall, so they ship themselves to Japan to try and save him.
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Source: www.hypable.com/toy-story-3-alternate-concept-art/
