Showing posts with label Don Hall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Don Hall. Show all posts
Saturday, 27 December 2014
Munir's Disney Retrospective - Animated Classic #54: Big Hero 6 (2014)
Thursday, 25 September 2014
Watch: New Big Hero 6 Trailer Focuses on the Characters
The second full-length trailer for Disney's Big Hero 6 is remarkable for a number of reasons. One such reason is that - in what's an extremely rare move for a trailer for a Hollywood film of this size - it actually focuses on the characters, rather than just a bunch of big action set pieces. Another reasons is that it's really, really good.
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Big Hero 6,
Chris Williams,
Disney,
Don Hall,
Marvel,
Trailer
Thursday, 4 September 2014
Watch: Baymax and Hiro Meet in New Big Hero 6 Clip
Disney recently aired The Story of Frozen: Making a Disney Animated Classic; as well as providing the history of the highest-grossing animated film of all time and announcing the Frozen Fever short film, the TV special also featured a brand new clip from Walt Disney Animation Studios' next film, Big Hero 6. And here it is! Check the funny new clip out below.
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Big Hero 6,
Chris Williams,
Clip,
Disney,
Don Hall
Tuesday, 15 July 2014
Watch: Super New Trailer for Disney's Big Hero 6
Yesterday we learned about the voice cast of Disney's Big Hero 6 - which includes Scott Adsit, T.J. Miller, Damon Waynas Jr., Maya Rudolph and Alan Tudyk - and today we got a comedy-heavy new trailer for the film, due out in the US in November. Check it out below!
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Big Hero 6,
Chris Williams,
Disney,
Don Hall,
Trailer
Monday, 14 July 2014
Monday, 9 June 2014
Friday, 23 May 2014
Watch: Marvel-lous First Teaser Trailer for Big Hero 6
Yesterday we shared with you some brand spanking new stills, a poster and a teaser for the teaser for Disney's next animated pic, Big Hero 6. And, shortly thereafter, WDAS released the first teaser trailer for the film! And it's great. Check it out below!
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Big Hero 6,
Chris Williams,
Disney,
Don Hall,
Marvel,
Roy Conli,
Teaser,
Trailer
Thursday, 22 May 2014
Meet Hiro and Baymax in First Stills, Poster and Footage from Disney's Big Hero 6!
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Don Hall,
Images,
Marvel,
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Monday, 7 April 2014
Henry Jackman to Score Disney's Big Hero 6
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| Credit: Paul Briggs |
Henry Jackman has worked with Disney before - he scored 2011's Winnie the Pooh, 2012's Wreck-It Ralph and he's just done Captain America: The Winter Soldier for Disney-owned Marvel - and now he's apparently working on the score for Walt Disney Animation Studios' Marvel adaptation, Big Hero 6, says Film Music Reporter!
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Big Hero 6,
Chris Williams,
Disney,
Don Hall,
Henry Jackman,
Poster,
Soundtrack
Tuesday, 21 January 2014
Munir’s Disney Retrospective - Animated Classic #51: Winnie the Pooh (2011)
After the big spectacles that The Princess and the Frog and Tangled were, I was genuinely surprised that Disney chose to do a Pooh film. The last Pooh feature done by Disney Animation was The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh back in 1977 and it was a compilation of previously done shorts. I've never been much of a Pooh fan and, outside of Many Adventures, I never cared for any of its other incarnations as most of them tended to be kid-exclusive. I went to see Winnie the Pooh with a bit of trepidation but I came out utterly enchanted by its disarming charm.
Tuesday, 31 December 2013
Bolt Co-Director Chris Williams Joins Don Hall at Helm of Big Hero 6
Perhaps mirroring the production of their current mega-hit Frozen, The Hollywood Reporter has announced that Disney have added Chris Williams, who co-directed 2008's Bolt with Tangled's Byron Howard, as a director of their upcoming Marvel-adaptation Big Hero 6, alongside existing director Don Hall (Winnie the Pooh).
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Chris Williams,
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Don Hall,
Kristina Reed,
Marvel,
Roy Conli,
THR
Friday, 27 September 2013
Brand New Plot and Character Details For Disney's Big Hero 6
Those ever more popular Rotoscopers guys have teamed up with the always reliable Bleeding Cool to bring us all exclusive, brand new details about the characters and plot of Disney's hotly anticipated 2014 release, Big Hero 6!
Directed by Winnie the Pooh's Don Hall, Big Hero 6 will be Walt Disney Animation Studios' 54th animated feature film, and an adaptation of the lesser-known Marvel comic of the same name. The details come in video form, so check out Morgan Stradling (who wrote a great guest piece for us recently) giving you the lowdown below. Apparently it's spoiler free!
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2014,
Big Hero 6,
Bleeding Cool,
Disney,
Don Hall,
Marvel,
The Rotoscopers
Monday, 8 July 2013
Big Hero 6 Not Released in the UK Until 2015? Or, Why Disney Still Hates Non-Americans
Yes, this is another international staggered release dates rant. If there's one thing that boils my bacon, when it comes to film studios, it's when films are released several months after their initial North American premieres over here in the UK. While writing a post about animated releases in 2014 (watch out for that in the next couple of days), I logged onto fiilmdates.co.uk to check when Walt Disney Animation Studios' Marvel adaptation, Big Hero 6, was due over here in good ole Blighty. And I was very much not pleased with what I found: the film isn't even due here next year; much like the God-awful situation with Wreck-It Ralph last year, it's not arriving until 15th February, 2015!
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Big Hero 6,
Disney,
Don Hall,
Editorial,
Open Letter,
UK,
Wreck-It Ralph
Thursday, 9 May 2013
Sunday, 24 February 2013
Disney's Big Hero 6 Adaptation Listed for November 2014 Release
2014 is gearing up to be a really good year for animation: Pixar's The Good Dinosaur, Laika's The Boxtrolls, possibly Henry Selick's The Shadow King, and now another exciting prospect from Disney. A while back we heard that Disney were working on an animated adaptation of one of Marvel's lesser known properties, the super-team Big Hero 6. Now it's official.
Today's reveal, courtesy of Bleeding Cool, backs up what we heard in June of last year: the film is being directed by Don Hall (Winnie the Pooh) and is due in 2014. The release date revelation comes via RentrakSpain, a reliable site, who are listing Big Hero 6 for a 21st November, 2014 release in Spain - which tallies up with Disney's usual animated release schedule. UPDATED - 20:25 (GMT), 24/02/2013: The US release will fall, presumably, on 7th November - we heard in October that Disney had slotted an unnamed animated picture for release on that date. Hopefully the UK release won't be in 2015.
Still no official word from Disney, but it seems to be a pretty sure thing at this point - expect to hear something at Disney's D23 event this summer. Until then, it's a really exciting concept!
Thanks to Benjamin Boekelaar for the tip off.
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2014,
Adaptation,
Big Hero 6,
Bleeding Cool,
Disney,
Don Hall,
Marvel
Thursday, 28 June 2012
Coming Soon: Disney Animation Studios to Make an Animated Marvel Film!
Yep, you did read that right. Almost 3 years after Disney bought Marvel Entertainment, and after much speculation that we might see this, Honor over at Blue Sky Disney tells us that Walt Disney Animation Studios are working on an adaptation of a Marvel property!
Rather than focus on the more mainstream Marvel heroes like Iron Man or Hulk (mainly because they're prominent in The Avengers) Disney are instead opting to adapt and animate the Marvel super-team, Big Hero 6. The film is to be directed by Winnie the Pooh co-helmer, Don Hall, and is tentatively due for 2014.
This is a huge move undoubtedly for Disney, Marvel are enormous at the box-office, as are Disney; this may be a more obscure Marvel team, but this will certainly be a smash-hit nonetheless! This marks, that I'm aware of, the first time Disney will have worked with another studio on an animated release; their first superhero film; the first Marvel film in the Disney Animation canon, and so much more. This promises to be an extremely exciting project and it seems a perfect fit for Disney right now. Following on from the very modern-minded Wreck-It Ralph, Big Hero 6 looks to continue a new trend for Disney.
The Little Mermaid directors Ron Clements and John Musker are developing a new hand-drawn animated film, and that and Frozen will presumably keep Disney's princesses in fine form, but this and Wreck-It Ralph balance it out perfectly.
If there were doubts previously, let them be now allayed, the third Golden Age of Disney Animation has arrived.
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Big Hero 6,
Blue Sky Disney,
Disney,
Don Hall,
Marvel
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