Well, it is too late to tweak the story now. THe film
comes out in two-three weeks.
You can now play a
select few games on the official Meet the Robinsons
website. I took the trivia test (“Which Robinson Are You?”) and I was
Wilbur! 
Well, your both right, in a way. MTR is Walt Disney Feature
Animation’s second attempt at CG after Chicken Little. So it’s their second if you
only include in house productions.
As for the other films: They were
released by Disney, but not actually made in house. So, Disney financed and
distributed Valiant, but a British company by the name of Vangaurd made it (the
plot, characters etc.) Now as for The Wild, it was produced by Core Animation and,
once again, released by Disney. Oh, and Dinosaur, a movie that some may remember,
was the other CG film released by Disney and produced by the now defunct Secret Lab. So that is another one for
your list, Mitch.
I just wanted to clear that up.
Gasduude - Ahhh…I see. Heheh – now I get it.
Thanks for clearing that up for both of us, dude!
I completely forgot about
Dinosaur, which is surprising, especially concerning the fact that I absolutely
loved it. I don’t think it was that popular with the crowds, but I thought it was fantastic. 
No prob, Mitch!
Anytime!
Off-topic-Nice! I thought I was the only one in the world who liked
that movie! And as a side note: I think they actually blended CG with live action to make
Dinosaur. So some may not count it as a true CG film.
You might be wrong about who said that, but you’re right
about what was said. 
Too bad Pixar was too late for Chicken Little.
~~=oP
Yep, it is correct: check out
[url=http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117960093.html?categoryid=13&cs=1][b]this
article[/b][/url]. (You’ll have to scroll a bit)
The article also talks about the interesting changes foing on in
WDFA.
Danny Elfman will be
doing the music for the film. Come to think of it, I’ve wanted to see him compose a Pixar film for a long
time.
Aunt Billie
Aunt Petunia
Buster (dog)
Carl
(robot)
Cornelius Robinson (Wilbur’s father?)
Cousin Laszlo
Cousin Tellulah
Dimitri (guy in
pot)
Dr. Krunklehorn (crazy caffiene lady)
Frankie (frog)
Franny Robinson (Wilbur’s mother)
Grandma
Lucille
Grandpa Bud
Lefty (purple octopus)
Lizzie
Spike (guy in pot)
Uncle Art
Uncle
Fritz
Uncle Gaston
Uncle Joe
Phew!
These are the names of all of the characters who have
been advertised. I’m not taking IMDb’s word for the rest of the cast until I watch the movie. I mean, c’mon.
They have 2 kids listed as the voice of Lewis. 
Not buyin’ it yet,
IMDb.
~~=oP
Yeah, IMDB’s
not the best site to look at sometimes. For instance, someone submitted fake VA’s for Twilight Princess with
Richard Simmons as the voice of Tingle and 50 Cent as the voice of Epona. Freaking Epona. Yeah, IMDB can be as
gullible as a sack of rocks. Yet for all the times I keep submitting that there’s a load of references to 20K
(which the cast and crew EVEN ACKNOWLEDGE)in Pirates 2, they never put that in the movie connections.
Sorry, off-topic once again, but yes- it’s all the scenery and everything taken
from real life that they used. Great film.
PixarVixen - Dang! I
applaude you, miss! claps
Stinking’, two thousand and fifty-four characters that I can’t even
memorize. And I only plan to see the film 1-2 times and 1-2 times only (and you all
know why – Ratatouille trailer!!). Unless it is a really really good film, it’s
not worth more than my $20 bucks. (snigger)
But hey – you guys enjoy it! I’ll see it once and clap when
the Ratatouille trailer comes on. I also want to see if for Tiny, since I’m a big
dinosaur lover. 
Mitch, you said before that Meet the Robinsons
isn’t Disney’s second attempt at CG animation, when in fact it is. The Wild was animated by C.O.R.E. Feature
Animation, Disney mearly distributed it, and Valiant was done by Vanguard Animation, and Disney only distributed
that. Meet the Robinsons is the second time that Disney has done CG by themselves.
Bill -
Heheh – yeah, I just realized my mistake concerning that matter, as someone mentioned the very same thing a few
days back (it was Gasduude who reminded me of it, I believe). But yeah. Thanks for
the “heads up”, in any case.
You can now view information on most of the
characters and play more games on the official Meet the Robinsons website. For some
reasson, I just can’t get my score up over 3,000 on that one game where you play as Wilbur trying to get back
home in his dad’s ship…
Over there at the Animation Nation message boards a user named
Eric Hedman who worked on MTR says he pretty excited about it:
He then goes on to
say he can’t wait for Ratatouille, and wishes Cars had
one the Oscars.
For me: I’m getting more and more excited as I find out that more and more John and
company had an effect on this picture. And as a huge bonus, we get to see the Ratatouille trailer too! <img src=“{SMILIES_PATH}/grinandwink.gif” alt=“;-D” title="Grin and
Wink" />
March 30th here I come!!!
EDIT – Oops! 
Forgot the
source:
[url=http://www.animationnation.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=012138]Animation Nation
Message Boards[/url]
Did you guys know that John
Lasseter is the executive producer? Now I cannot wait to see this movie.
Really!? Wow, that’s pretty cool!!!
Gasduude - Thanks for the information, dude.
PixarVixen - I must say that I absolutely
love your new signature. I saw that picture on the official website and I went,
“Pffff…”. I was laughing so hard. 
I’m going to second that! I actually came over to
this MTR topic to tell you so, before Mitch beat me to it!