If they continues making movies as good as Toy Story, Fining Nemo and The Incredibles, this isn't important for me... Be careful what you wish for. Disney owns all of these movies... and the rights to make **** sequels. Did anyone see the direct-to-video "Buzz Lightyear of Star Command" or the TV series on the Disney Channel? Let's just say it didn't even come close to the Toy Story movies. So, Disney has the ability to crank out sequels to these movies as long as they make money. Anyone up for "Finding Nemo 2: Finding Dory"? Or how about "The Incredibles 2: The Return of Syndrome"? I think the problem with Disney's animated features has been the predictabilty: another year, another pop song, another hero with a cute-animal side-kick. If a movie has a good story, it doesn't matter if it's CGI or 2D. In fact, Finding Nemo may have worked just as well as a 2D movie. Even though last year's non-Pixar movie, Chicken Little, was mostly hated by critics, it made its money back... which the accountants will claim is "profitable"... and will order Disney to churn out more of these types of movies. I may be wrong, but I think we may have seen the end of Disney's grand animation movies. I doubt we'll see another Beauty & the Beast or Lion King. --John

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