Disney Cartoon Sequels Could Damage Pixar

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - In a private meeting this week with a leading Wall Street analyst, Walt Disney Co. CEO Michael Eisner confirmed earlier company statements that the studio has several sequels in the works to the blockbuster films Pixar has created for the company. While analyst Jessica Reif Cohen of Merrill Lynch apparently regards that as a positive for Disney, she cautions that such sequels could have an "adverse impact" on Pixar, which called off contract extension talks with Disney in January, ending a partnership that resulted in such hits as "Toy Story," "Finding Nemo" and "Monsters, Inc." Source: Yahoo! News Would someone just bitch slap Eisner. And then do it again, and again, and again until he wakes up from his dream, and realizes how many enemies he has made! I can see it now Toy Story 9, joy! And can you imagine just how horrible they would look compared to the Pixar work? Have you been to SaveDisney.org yet? You should go - there is a great poll running right now about your favorite Disney villain.

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