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As you already know, many... well almost ALL of Disney's animated films are based on either books or fairy tales. So far, the only animated film I know so far that is based on an existing material is Lilo and Stitch, and that's it.
Does anyone know any others? Am I missing something?
Home on the Range?
Meet the Robinsons?
Dumbo?
Bambi?
101 Dalmations?
Brother Bear?
Aristocats?
ALL originally books.Quote:
Originally Posted by supernova
Wasn't sure about any of them, which is why I threw question marks after each. I'd be interested to read about what they are all based on. It sounded to be a big deal when Disney killed off Bambi's mother, so I figured that had to be original. Flying elephants sounded original, too. Guess I'm not up on my movie baselines :(
:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by supernova
Me too, probably!
But, What about...
UP?
Toy Story?
Monsters Inc.?
Fantasia?
I know Fantasia was based on existing classical music, but does that count? :inquis:
Finding Nemo? :inquis:
Wall-E
I never thought Pixar movies were based off of books...
Everybody needs a little spark of Imagination...:figment:
Meet the Robinsons was the second, and last, CGI film done by Disney without collaboration with Pixar. Chicken Little was the first.Quote:
Originally Posted by Minniegirl1995
It was based on the book "A Day with Wilbur Robinson" by William Joyce. :yes: :D
Oh yes, I forgot about Chicken Little!! :wow:
Everybody needs a little spark of Imagination...:figment:
What about Bolt?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dizisit
Not inspired by a book or fairy tale. Any books came after the movie. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by asiacatdogblue
Also, Lady and the Tramp was a mix of a story that Walt had started back in 1937 about a cocker spaniel, and a short story by Ward Greene called "Happy Dan, the Whistling Dog". :D