You all may be wondering what I'm talking about here, but have Disney lost it in terms of sequels they are making for classic films? The Jungle Book 2, Cinderella 2, Peter Pan 2, Lady & The Tramp II...what next! Well, I'll tell you what's next. I've been on a site today which has a list of Disney's next few films...I'm gonna post them all and you can see how many sequels they are intending on making.

Home on the Range (Nove. 2003)
Enchanted (2003?)
Bears (a.k.a Brother Bear) (June 2004)
Fantasia 2006 (2006)
Wild Animals
The Big Break
The Frog Prince
Don Quixote (2005)
Billy the Kid (2005)
Eagle Trouble (2006)
Rapunzel (2007)
The Snow Queen (2008)
Chicken Little (2009)
Silly Stories (2010)
Puss in Boats (2011)
The Search for Mickey 50th Classic (2010 or 2012)
Expedition
Silkies
The Lady of the Lake
Rescuers 3
Oliver and Company 2

See, half of those are sequels (although some of those names due sound quite good). Has Disney's material completely dried up? I think it has. They are wrecking completely great 50s/60s/70s/80s films. And if you think, some of their greatest works were during that era. (Some would argue the 90s, considering Beauty and the Beast is the only Disney film to ever be nominated for the Best Film Oscar [before the days of a Best Animated Feature award though])