I don’t think it’s weird.
We don’t have much information to discuss about the movie this far and this is an interesting debate topic.
Maybe so. It’s cause we’re such big fans, we love to take things apart even before they’ve been finished. 
I’m still going nuts over Merida’s hair and dress. They’re so gorgeous!!!
Watch her save her head. 
I would hate that though.
looking at Violet’s hair from The Incredibles and Merida’s makes me think how awesome Pixar’s technology has advanced over the years
Good point ^^.
I still think Violet’s hair looks great though. But they probably couldn’t do curls convincingly then, only straight hair.
But as you say, it’s awesome realistic straight hair.
Anyway, Syndrome’s hair wasn’t curly, but it wasn’t straight either, and it looked awesome too.
Pixar’s movies always look fresh and great to me. I suppose I’ve just seen The Incredibles too many times, because I can’t detect how it has aged, even though I know it has.
But, Merida’s hair is awesome!! Syndrome is probably the closest they’ve come to anything like it.
every pixar film looks gorgeous in HD, if you’ve seen the incredibles or toy story (1995) on blu-ray, you would’t notice “how dated” those graphics could seem
they look impressive, specially A Bug’s life…it’s AWESOME
Cool. We have an HD Television, so I think I know what you mean.
I think Pixar have always played to their limitations, which is why their films haven’t aged badly. It’s why they avoided headshots of humans in Toy Story, and why they stylised the bugs in A Bug’s Life-compare them to the ants in Antz? It’s creepy!
Thinking about it, Linguini’s hair was lovely… 
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It just looks so soft…not to mention that he’s adorkable to a tee…Linguini… <3
Back on topic, the triplets look a bit like little Lingunis.
That’s what little-chef said. They are so cute!
I agree. They could of looked like Linguini when he was a child.
My god, we should create a thread about Pixar’s greatest textures. They’re all so gorgeous.
I agree.
You’re right.
I wonder what they’ll do with the A113 easter egg in this film.
Yes, totally! They’ve always had such rich and beautiful textures. 