Episode 441
Fine Tooning with Drew Taylor Ep 441: How did Pixar decide which movies to make early on
Dfrew and Jim share fond memories of Disney Legend Richard M. Sherman
The Jim Hill Media Podcast Network
June 4, 202442m 33s
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Show Notes
Drew Taylor & Jim Hill start this week’s show by discussing how “The Garfield Movie” has been doing at the domestic box office. They also share some fond memories of Disney Legend Richard M. Sherman
In this episode, listeners will learn about:
- Which animated feature – released to theaters a year ago this week – sold $120 million worth of tickets over its opening weekend in North America
- What part of the score for “Pooh’s Hunny Hunt” (i.e., the first trackless ride at a Disney theme park) did Richard M. Sherman personally direct
- What limitation of early CG convinced Pixar’s original brain trust that they needed to make movies like “A Bug’s Life,” “Monsters, Inc.,” “Finding Nemo” & “Wall-E”
- According to early box office projections, how much is “Inside Out 2” expected to earn over its first weekend in domestic release
- In the future, what will the new release pattern be for the animated features released by Pixar Animation Studios
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