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The History of Disney Sequels: A Direct-To-Video Story (Patreon)

Published:
2018-11-28 20:04:00
Edited:
2019-01-20 02:36:50
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2026-06
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PASSWORD: DirectToVideo

A journey of bringing back old Disney characters in new adventures that you can mostly find on video and DVD 

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Kenneth Stoddard

That is some very interesting history of Disney doing direct to video sequels especially with Pixar and Disney Animation. I grew up to some of the good ones and I can’t tell you which one but you would have to guess. I still feel sorry to the animators at Disney Toon Studio for losing their jobs and I still wish the best of luck for them to find some new ones. Nice take on the topic though!

JezzMann 94

Nice video you did there, Mat :) A really interesting knowledge about the infamous direc-to-video sequels which are mostly a stain on the reputation of Disney and deeply disrespectful of Walt himself. Most of them are pretty bad, but I think the most insultingly awful of them are: Belle's Magical World, Hunchback II, Atlantis II, Fox & the Hound II and Cinderella II In that order. Other ones can be characterised as lazy, but they're not insulting enough to earn a place on my "most hated"-list ;) AND I actually have a few I really enjoyed, like Cinderella 3, Aladdin 3, Lion King II, An Extremely Goofy Movie and Return to Neverland in that order. The only Pixar sequels I didn't like were Cars II and Monsters University. But to be honest, there was a scrapped sequel to Treasure Planet I really wanted to see the result of :) thanks for your work!

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

Good summery of the direct to video era. I might use it as a source in a few weeks. Got to write a history of the live action remakes and there are similarities between the two.