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Originally Posted by SilentBob
I guess Pixar still have a small grudge against him i guess for screwing them on their original contract to deliver 5 original CGI movies. Toy Story, A Bug's Life, Finding Nemo and Cars being those five. Toy Story 2 didn't count as "it wasn't a completely new CGI movie" it was a sequel. Now they want 2 more
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What happened to Monsters, Inc. and The Incredibles dude?
I remember reading it all sorta started to crumble going back to when they did Toy Story II. From what I read Pixar was saying they were under the impression that Toy Story II was suppose to be part of their picture deal but it was Disney that said no, it's a sequel so it doesn't count. I also read pretty recently that Steve Jobs said he doubts they'll be working with Disney ever again.
Of course he may be holding out until Eisner is gone.
As for Toy Story 3. Finding a CGI company that can handle the job shouldn't be too hard, it's finding the people to write a story as good as the first two that will be hard for Disney.