Boku no Pi---

 

Uh, yeah.

Out of those, the one a I would be most interested in would be Frozen.

I would love to see a live action reboot of The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

Please, no more. I'd rather just see new stuff from Disney. Unless they really have something new to offer in remaking all of these movies, there's virtually no point to recreating them shot for shot. But then again I haven't seen Beauty and the Beast yet, so maybe it's actually made an improvement over the last few remakes. Guess I'll have to see for myself.

 

Boku no Pi---

Uh, yeah.

Um, that's not even Disney...

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Um, is that even a Disney movie?

We're all Disney, deep inside.

We're all Disney, deep inside.

Yeah but THAT ain't Disney...or at least, it really shouldn't be...

Boku no Pi---

 

Uh, yeah.

You're getting banned for that.

 

Hercules because the Hydra would look sick!

I wouldn't want to see any, because I don't like remakes. Remakes that go from animated to live action are even more jarring in my opinion.

In my opinion, it would be good a remake of The hunchback of notre dame.

Lilo & Stitch should never be in live action. It just would lose too much of its charm if it did.

 

And honestly, I'm not too into the live action movies. I hated Maleficent for how they ruined the character and it soured my opinions of the others. It is a literal bad fanfic movie. I have not seen the others, although I have been meaning to, it's just that after that major disappointment, it's hard to get enthusiastic. I have seen bits of Cinderella and what I have seen has been pretty good, so maybe I'd like it.

 

I'd have to say, though, that a Hunchback of Notre Dame movie would be pretty nice to see.

personally i'm not really into the live action remakes they've been doing but i could see them doing Lady and the Tramp for some reason. 

Snow White

Hercules

Robin Hood

Pinocchio

A film that should be live action for sure is Frozen. My second choice would be Hercules.

Altlantis. That´s all.

Atlantis I wouldn't say no to but still I'm not to shabby with Disney's trend lately. It's gonna be hard to feel easy with them remaking Dumbo while Dumbo already is a powerful standalone movie. Oh well I'm just not gonna see what I don't want to see and see what I want from Disney. 

Princess and The Frog, because all the reasons. 

And Frozen, just because the OUAT stint of the Frozen characters proved it looked good in live action. A remake would be alright, if it added to the story like the Beauty and The Beast remake does. 

In my opinion, recent Disney movies shouldn't get a live-action movie because I feel like it would be too forced to remake or reinvented any Disney movies that seems too new or just recent. Like Frozen, Tangled, and Big Hero 6. Even The Princess and the Frog shouldn't get a live-action movie, and I love that movie but it shouldn't get a live-action movie just yet. The only Disney movies I would like to see in live-action is Robin Hood, The Great Mouse Detective, and The Sword in the Stone. I think a Treasure Planet live-action movie would awesome especially with the current technology and special effects we have.

The Black Cauldron

I would like to see a live action remake of The Hunchback of Notre Dame with some of the songs from the musical that never got to Broadway (In fact, how about we get a movie version of the musical that never got to Broadway?).

Lilo & Stitch should never be in live action. It just would lose too much of its charm if it did.

 

And honestly, I'm not too into the live action movies. I hated Maleficent for how they ruined the character and it soured my opinions of the others. It is a literal bad fanfic movie. I have not seen the others, although I have been meaning to, it's just that after that major disappointment, it's hard to get enthusiastic. I have seen bits of Cinderella and what I have seen has been pretty good, so maybe I'd like it.

 

I'd have to say, though, that a Hunchback of Notre Dame movie would be pretty nice to see.

 

I understand where you are coming from.  I didn't like Maleficent either.  In my opinion, the live action remakes have gotten much better.  I thought that Cinderella, The Jungle Book, and Beauty and the Beast were all great movies.  They seemed to stay much closer to the originals than Maleficent did and didn't change too much (in my opinion).  If you have an opportunity to watch any of them, I would say to give them a shot.

We're all Disney, deep inside.

All worlds begin in Disney, and all so end. The heart is no different. Disney sprouts within it, grows, consumes it. Such is its nature. In the end, every heart returns to the Disney whence it came. You see, Disney is the heart's true essence.

 

 

I am always up for obvious moneygrabs, apparently, because I'd totally watch most of those. But let some of these become a bit older first.

Treasure Planet! That movie sadly doesn't get much love, and it's such an amazing and emotional journey! :') I'd like to see how a live action adaption of that would look like! Ooh, and I'd definitely want to see how Atlantis: The Lost Empire would look like in live action too!

How about the Little Mermaid? I am interested how Disney can make mermaids act out in real life.

A Goofy Movie

 

 

 

/shot

Emperor's New Groove.

 

And by ENG, I mean "Kingdom of the Sun".

 

Seriously, it's the perfect excuse to give that idea another shot.

Please, no more. I'd rather just see new stuff from Disney.

Hahahahaha... the live action remakes are never going to stop. They're far too profitable for Disney, and a few of them are even better than their animated counterparts (The Jungle Book 2016, Pete's Dragon).

 

Personally, Big Hero 6 would look awesome. Disney is king with special effects in live action, so I can see a live action Big Hero 6 look like Bladerunner and Tron combined.

I'm honestly already tired of seeing remakes of old Disney films. Maleficent wasn't that good and Jungle Book was pretty good. But, not amazing. These live-action remakes seem like they're not wanting to do anything original. (Not that I'm saying they're not.) It's just concerning that they'd just care about the cash they'd get from seeing their old films redone in live-action.

 

I haven't seen Beauty and the Beast and I really don't plan to. Seeing the rehashing of old properties makes it seem like Disney is about bare-bones dry in the creativity department.