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	Comments on: Warner Bros Create Pixar-Style Brain Trust For Animated Films, Includes Phil Lord &#038; Chris Miller, Nicholas Stoller And More	</title>
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		By: Xander		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[From the credits listed, I&#x27;m actually not that impressed with the talent behind this brain trust.  Gulliver&#x27;s Travels? Mr. Popper&#x27;s Penguins?  These aren&#x27;t Pixar-level films.  Hopefully the sum of the parts is good--we can&#x27;t have too many quality animated films (or films in general).]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>From the credits listed, I&#x27;m actually not that impressed with the talent behind this brain trust.  Gulliver&#x27;s Travels? Mr. Popper&#x27;s Penguins?  These aren&#x27;t Pixar-level films.  Hopefully the sum of the parts is good&#8211;we can&#x27;t have too many quality animated films (or films in general).</p>
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