Pixar cancels newt

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Pixar 2012 future movie "newt" has been cancelled, the project was going to be a rom-com about the last 2 blue footed newts on earth, being brough together for a last chance CB project and not getting on at all, the classic newt meets newt, newt hates newt, newt learn to love newt, newt has lots of larvae story ;).

Whilst I am disapointed about the cancelation, and was hoping this could have had a good effect on caudate conservation, I was dreading the unavoidable holocaust of WC FBNs dying in the end of kids getting them for crimbo after the movie...


The Pixar Blog: Exclusive: Newt is "cancelled"
 
I was kind of curious, despite the soppy sound of the story.
I too, however, am thrilled for the hundreds of newts carrying the inspiring name "Newt" that won´t die horribly.
 
aramcheck said:
Whilst I am disapointed about the cancelation, and was hoping this could have had a good effect on caudate conservation, I was dreading the unavoidable holocaust of WC FBNs dying in the end of kids getting them for crimbo after the movie...


The Pixar Blog: Exclusive: Newt is "cancelled"
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I cant even begin to tell you how many people I had to reject from buying Clown Fish when Finding Nemo was released. Every middle aged mom was coming in with screaming kids and a shopping cart with a gold fish bowl waiting to claim the life of an unsuspecting " Nemo ".
 
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